is 1
Ice 1 Cream °
Line’s
If wanton-ran IT.
i
Lililili NEWS Miles.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold a
meeting tonight. .
Miss Hattie Olmstcud, of Norwalk,
has been visiting in Wilton.
——Latest Spring Derbles. O'Brien's.
Warren Smith, of New York, Was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
Sale shect‘music, Saturday only, at
Coleman’s. See advhlor prices.
—-Good live water ice from Bantam
Lake. Brookslde Lake Ice CO. Tel-
cphone 104-4. ‘- ,
Special ofliorlngs in price and quail-
tyl at the Public Market. Road the
a v.
Read the New York Grocery adv.
{or interesting specials in the grocery
ne.
-—Bermuda Onions, 8c qt. F.D.l.. & Co.
Saturday special. 29c chocolates only
25c, at Sillison-Powell Corporation.
See adv.
21 lbs. granulated sugar and other
grocery specials at the United Groc-
cry. See adv.
~Baseball, Amusement Park. tomor-
row. Two games, one admission. Na-
tionals vs. Herstroms: Norwaiks vs.
Waterburys. Billy Lauder will play
shortstop. .
If you are thinking of purchasing
flowers it will interest you to read
Hanford's “Vinny
Liggett‘s satur‘n
ford Pharmacy.
Read the adv.
—-Blueflsh, 10c.
a)? candy at the our.
‘ 50c quality 29c.
Buttery’s.
A y ., duly lst. The present occupants and
full line or ADOHO and Alltgtcttl owners of the placc will move to Can-
Chocolates at the Bridge Pharmacy.
Read the adv. ‘
Harry Kraeme'r‘s sprained leg con-
tinues about the same. It is now in
a plaster cast.
' -—Mournlng Bands and Canes. O’Brien.
Repairs are being made tot the gas
main underneath the Washington
street railroad bridge.
The temperature today has ranged
from 85 to 00 and even higher in spots
and summer raiment hits made its at»
pcarance.
‘Busebail, Amusement Park. tomor-
row. 'l‘wo games. one admission. Na-
tionals vs. linrstroms; Norwslks vs.
Waterburys. Billy Lauder will play
shortstop. -
Special sale of sheet music for Sat-
urday. Free concert Saturday even-
ing at 7:46, at W. A. Briggernian‘s.
Read the adv. ‘
it is believed that William Dounclly.
the young man who died ycstorday at
Mlddlotown, lost his reason while in
the Philippine service.
-——Lobsters, 15c. Butlery's.
Miss Lawson. of New York, will in
siruct the primary teachers at the
South Norwalk Baptist Sunday school
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Frank Waterman, who is in the cm-
ploy of the Adams Express (knupuny.
at South Norwulk. is spending a low
days at his home in Bothcl.
wElgin Butter, 24c. Rub. a (to.
William ll. Earle has placed his big
locomobile or in commission for the
season. outer (3. Crttw fills the ca-
pacity of chauffeur again this season
for Mr. Earle.
Edward W. Kelley, .lr.. In having the
interior of his drug store at North
« Main street completely ronovaiod.
painted and pnporcd and put in the
host of shape. The work Is being
done by E. E. Gorhnm.
No fascination equals that of a clear-
bralnod, tender-hearted. lovuhlo wom-
an. Just as there is no picture like
a beautiful girl. iioillstor's Rocky
untain Tea makes lovable women.
%utlful girls. 35c. Plalstod's Drug
re.
The baseball team of Palestine Cas-
tle, No 2. A. O K., of M. 0., rccoiv-
ed new units yesterday. 'l‘hc mom-
bcrn intend to use them for the first
time Saturday when they will play the
Reliables on the Baxter Grounds.
Captain Frank loosen. keeper or the
lighthouse on Sheffield Island. cnmo to
Sarah Norwalk shortly after the heavy
nhowar, this morning. to get u pinchin-
lot. to go down and fix the crank shaft.
of his launch, which was broken this
week.
~l’eorlenn Flour. this bag; $5.25 bid.
if. D. Lawton & Co.
Mills Bonn Erwin, of New Milford
has taken the position: of night ripo-
rator at the Dauburv omco of the
Southern New England Telephone Co.
which was recently vacated by Miss
Loretta Casey. who has gone to South
Norwalii. . . -
Robert. Went-lo took a number of
South Nowell: young men to Bridge.
port. inst waning toottend the smoker
iven by the mo quirr Aluminum).
a trip was mule by Into. All the
attendants pronounce the lifair on on-
ceilent one.
“new it.
stone on the roads.
Youlni‘so‘
If netball oil .
or a ‘Goidon.
Very best“ butter at 250‘
Joseioft's. Bee adv"
_ a. Stall is offering special values in
groceries. Read the adv.
A few reminders in Dibble's adv.
per 1b., st
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Third annual sale at muslin under.
wear at N. ill. Ryan's. See adv.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Clark of Cross street. Norwalk.
~Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O’Brien.
The present spell of warm weather
has brought out a number of straw
huts.
The selectmen are busy today super-
intending the distribution of crushed
-—Bssebnll. Amusement Park, tomor-
row. Two games. one admission. Na-
tionals vs. Hlarstroms; Norwalks vs.
Waterbnrys. Billy Lauder will play
shortstop.
You will find up-to-datc. good and
liberal credit: system at. H. Krlcgcr and
Co. Read the adv.
A regular routine meeting of Olive
Branch Lodge, Knights of Pythlas, was
held last evening.
—Orofut I: Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of Foresters, held a regular business
meeting last evening.
Week’s sale of china at Road's will
end tomorrow. Boitcr call before it
is too late. Sec adv.
Who are the sweetest things that
painters paint, or poets sing. lovelier
than anything? Girls who take Hol-
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or stlcas. Plalstcd'v
Drug Store.
.Mrs. Henry Hegelein and daughter
Martha have returned home from a
few days' visit in New York city.
A number of Norwalk young peo.
pic will go to Wcsiport this evening
to attend a dance given by the Fifteen
Club. of that place.
——-Weaktlsh, 7c. Buttory’s.
Mcrrili‘s Blislncss Collcgo team will
play the baseball aggregation from the
Overlook Military Academy tomorrow
afternoon on tho Baxter Grounds.
An attachment for rent was today
of Union Park and iinion place about .
non.
A meeting of Trinity (llrls‘ Friendly
Society will be hcld at the Parish
Rooms Saturday night at 7:30. to re.
hearse for the cntcrtalmncnt to he
held there May 23.
——Bermuda .Onions. 8c qt. F.D.i.. & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartram. of
Norwalk, arc, rocclvinu congratulations
upon the birth of a daughlcr. Mr.
and Mrs. llartrnm nrc cousins of Mrs.
Charles Sutton and Mrs. Vanderbilt
Godfrcy, and frcqnt-mt visitors at their
homcs, In Weston.
Mrs. Harry A. Hondlcy and young
son. Henry A. lltladlcy, .lr., oi \‘Vutcr-
bury, arc guests of Mrs. lloudlcy‘s par-
cnls. Mr. and Mrs. .loscpb ll. Eils. of
Camp strcct. Mr. llondlcy is cxpcct‘
blcr touring car to spcnd Sunday.
wtlood livo water icc from linntnm
Lake. lirooksldc lntko lco (.‘o. 'l‘cl-
cpbouo ltid-t.
(l. S. Johnson. ('lystcrrllic; .l. i', Mal-
tlngly. Zanosvillc. (min; i". Harndcn.
Washington; 'l‘. ll. licnyon, Hartford:
Rd. Asbht'lm. Samuel Marks. .l. t’).
(lilbct'i, 0. A, Wuici's. .l. C. Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. C. llullois. M. S. String
ham. 3. E. Abrams. Ncw York“. Miss
E. Austin. Miss (,‘laru lllll. (Ibnrlcs
l’ulunm. Nonvuik: 'l‘. (i. Abbott. .lr.. \V.
it}. Stanwood. ll. 1“. lam-is. II. S. ll‘ot
man. llosion; i-lldncy M. Colgate, (lr~
nngc: A. M. licnd. l’rm'idcnco, .lohn
ll, Wolthauson. Danbury, worn at tho
Howl Clifford yesterday,
—--‘l..og of Lamb, lilo. ilultcry‘s.
w. 1.. DOUGLASS
$3.00, $3.50. $4.00.
Shoes and Oxfords
sold only by
George Kepler,
I59 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
l-lygeia ice.
From the fast that Hyools ice is so
much harder, cleaner. pour, into long-
or. and In in every way so much but"
than natural too. when it is cold It
the some prion as natural loo, it is
much cheaper. All too wagons will
sell Hygeia too this «nun. Ask your
ice man for it.
d. W. OLMOTIAD.
IllnSaio of Sheet Music
‘ ’Silllllliii ONLY
All the latest mustafilncluding the
linviinnd Dance Folio No. 2.
liloonts“
lacks any detail of style or fit you associate with expensive Weider
models of refined grace.
man will favor.
2
placed upon Gardner Bouton's meat "‘1 I Buy Cat's Thais Clean. 1."
market. on the Washington strccl ‘
bridge. The claim amounts to about ”in it MANUEL 7- HATCH-3'3 t
830.
——l’0rgics, 60. Buttcry's. We handle many kinds of "CthK “if?“ in”,
F. 1. Jones will move to the corner Feed," but consider the “D. M. Chick .41. "ML": ;
cd in town tomorrow with his llum~ ,
Mir .250
pring l w
..;Exalt the Radiation I
Prejudice lower a bar to progress.
vayou have the impression that our clothing rcady-for-wear
clothes, our spring suits will quickly dispel it.
By any test you put them to, our Varsity suits prove their fit-
ness to satisfyfdhmmost critical mate; and they are so deftly hand:
tailored that they‘oupport every style feature until the garment has
earned retirement. . i
A wonderful array of the new gray tones and patterns, and blue
and gray serge. awaits your approval. in single and double-breasted
$15 to $25 !
By all means see our exhibit of breezy negligee shirts. neckwear,
hosiery and underwear soon. We‘ve every new conceit the Summer
Curr H 'l
SOUTH nonALic“
Economy: lslt 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 dispute on this point. Our prices leave no room
for complaint. '
Feed" the best.
you will call.
Will tell you why if 1‘“ guy ft
on»
Eaton-Hubris Writing Papers,
Just Received.
Wm. P. Bears,
6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk.
Connecticut River Shad.
mun—-
Bluefish. Weakiish. Codiish. Hallibui.
Poroies. Pallock, Flalfish. Blackfish.
Opened Leno Clams.
Soil and Hard Crabs.
LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
Bridge Market,
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
LIVE
Cutbiii’s
Tel lOB Free Delivery
nun nvoro DISPUTES.
‘3» it it}. . tit
It’s the polyps“ and convenient my for the payinent of bills.
I
Cancelled clinch, properly endorsed. make the best possible re.
wipts. ' ' ' ‘ ' '
n
. condo foil 2. Chi
‘ iii. Northern Pacific, 2; Sugar 1% and
‘ olal meddling.
“Liggttis”
Tastes good because it Is goodw-
pure. wholesome and genuine,
absolutely free ‘ from , the artlfl.
clai and interior ingredients
that make much candy danger-
ous. '
Buy the genuine.
50 QUALlTY. 29c.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
ONLY.
lhe billiard Pharmacy
lire Bridge Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Piatner a Bradley. Props.
$10 to. $25}
The at. James quit. for top];
dressers Ioahond of them all.
A are... Hit-«The thhy” ”
. " SottCollar.~' “
NEW CAPS
The Chase Golf‘Caps in the new grey effects ‘
them all 50c.
Stylish, correct-fitting. new-patterned Shirts, .
M
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwear.
Maples dwiloldschmidrtlo.
(Incorporated)
nonunion BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stacks. Bond» Drain and
Cotton.
Swan: 0, Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
k
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 102l0 a. m.——0pcn~
ing prices in the stock market today
were inclined to sag under a light vol-
ume. of sufferings. A rise of it in Alch-
ison was the only exception amongst
the prominent market leaders. Ana~
, 80 Terminal lib, and
Northern rut-m3 point.
WALL S'l‘RldlE’l‘. it u. uthcdr opo-
rators found that they met. no acrious
opposition in dcprcsslug prices and
put out entmgli stock to drivc the. list
down about. a point. Pennsylvania. St.
Paul. Union l’atdlic and tho principal
metal stocks were heavily sold. The
market quieted at it o‘clock and was
becoming stcudlcm Anaconda fell off
several other chicks l to 11.42.
WALL STREET. Noon. 'l‘iicro was
it slow mow-nu-nt iOWili‘tir: rccorcry by
Reading. which was lifted a half over
last night. Trading was \‘el'y dull on
the rally. Bonds wcro steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. lli.-v*~l’l‘it‘(’5
were aImOst at a standstill during tho
noon hour. A decline of a point in
Brooklyn 'l‘ransit was the only l'caturc.
TODAYR QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maple: a Goidschmidt (30.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swnrts & Corbett
Block. 80th Norwnik. Telephone 163.
Open High Low 1 p m.
Amal Cop. liiiiiu 110 107% 1091.”;
A. C. & I“. (To. 41% 4!“. 401‘; 40%
Am. (‘01. Oil Ill! it’ll. 32 3314.
Am. Ice till till'r'. 62% till
Am. Loco «on, as?“ «that. 08%;
Am. Sun-it Vii-7.. ism/x livid/t. 1.35:9;
Am. Sugar 1301.4; liiiitl 13:3 135‘s.»
A. 'l‘. & S. Fe 80 89%; its“; 8814';
llnltn. & Ohio 107% 107% 100% 100V;
ll‘klyn it. 'i‘. Skit, N4 till kills.
(‘bt‘s & Ohio 587,. 587.). 537%. 58%
Ch.Gt.\Vost lulu “No Hi l0
C. M. & Si. l’. iiilili lint-ll. 107% 167‘“
vi‘oi. I“. it I. 50-33 50% Mill; on
' South 1:34;, am 3314; 331»;
‘ns lilii any, out 138
. Hud. 2i0 210 210 illti
Mo. 4373 M 43% 43%
Eric. ilsl. old 78% 78% 78% ink.
lllil Ccn. it'll/3 17W; 17th li‘lkJ
Inn. 6‘: Nash li-ilé Hills l-I-i ivii
Mcx. (lcnt. 2315. 33‘». “Jill/t. 23%
M. K. & ’l‘. 34%. but; M iii
Mo I’ac. iI-i {til/i 011% 9394;
Nut Load '27 77 75:5; 73
N. Y. Cont. HOW. 140% 1.40% 140%
Nori‘. o wt-st sou, say. sass. sou.
Oui. hi Wont 507... iii 50% 501/53
l’nc. Mull 401,4; 40% -i0 40
l’cnn, It. ii. 133% 133% 132 132V.
Print. 8. Car 51% 61% boil/3. 50%
ltonding. rarer. 132% 13W. 131%
Rep. Steel 28% 28% 28% 28%
Rock island 26 20 2d 20
South l‘nt: bill/a 651/. 04% iii"!
Sou lly. (in. 37 37% 37%. 37%
Tenn. (3. it i. Hit 146 ltil Hit
Texas l’ac. 32 32M. 32 :2
Union Pac. Him 149% Him. Hazy.
ll. 8, Rubber Mi no 40% 4974.
U. S. Stool 407.4; 41 40% 40%
TURKISH GOVERNMENT PRO-
TESTS.
CONS’I‘ANTINOPLE. May l8.-'I’ho
embassies and legatlons are preparing
a joint. note for presentation to tho
against the violation of the rights con-
ferred by the capltulatlons by the new
regulations dealing with joint stock
and insurance companies.
The London Standard this morning
published a dispatch from Constanti-
nople saying that the Turkish govern-
ment has disregarded the capllulntkms
by the promulgationhunder an impor-
ial trade without previous reference to
the embassies. of a law dealing with
foreign Joint stock and insurance com.
ponies doing business in constitution.
plo.‘ Many provisions of. the new law.
ltwwss stated. hamper foreign enter-u
rise. lineal guaranteesby deposits
averted in Ottomn funds are demand-
ed, and,oni‘y Otwman'suhlscts will be
allowed to net as commercial travelers
in the provinces. while numerous Dims
portunlties arc corded for constant -
; whaww
Mia, MW. iMPlOVQO.
saw YORK. iii: ,13, An,
lib prod“
Turkish government May; iii protesting. ,
unsure
of
SELLEC
«98 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone Call 165-5.
Want ling? ii For Retail!
M
Pineapples, good ones. 10c. Strawberries at market. Home Lnld' 9
22¢. Plcplant, Radishu. Good Cabba go, New Potatoes. 3 qts,'25o. W
Old Potatoes. 30c pk. Some small, good Old Potatoes at 22c pk., a few on!
A few Duck Eggs, fertile, good for so tting or other purpose, 40c dozen. 3
Will have a good assortment of Frisble‘s Plea for Saturday.
A new fresh lot of Clover Hill Print Butter, 28c lb.
Fresh arrival of Best Coffee. ll. if,“ .
Hope to serve and please. .. , s r. ‘
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 264.
ling delimiter,
llcttcr 'l‘uh Butter cannot be bought at any price. .If you didn'trti‘y i
ask your neighbor.
Housekeeper: should remember that quality is our first consideration
and that all our food supplies are fresh, pure and wholesome. wJafm'tm
die the cheap trashy grades that are made only to sell once with. “(93
customer. We would not insult our own intelligence orthe tables in Oil
patrons by doing so. Our patrons areour neighbors and fricndl. i not!
hold their trade by giving them better value every day in the yd... than of
other retailer is able to do.
PiliilliiPS
J
1 Extra cholco shipment of Florida. '.
Early Rose, from the Hastings dlii- '
L 8W 0 a 088mm, where lilo finest are grown;'
nothing equal to them in this market;
quart.
Scicctcd by our expert shippers from
the host of the famous Green Mountain
varlcty grown in Maine; sound and
whitc. the kind that cook moaly.
Fine, fancy yollow onions: medium
sizc. sound, and mild flavored; worth
10 cunts a quart: price cut in half
Unions
Bun. Mill;
QUALITY OR PRICES OF OUR FAM OUG TEAS OR COFFEEQ.’
OFFER FOR THIS WEEK— F
lib. OF OUR BEBT TEA (5 lb VARIETIEB) AND lib. 0F OUR'I
FEE WORTH $1.00 FOR 750.
“K
sou-m know i.
Louis
72 NORTH MAIN OTBIIT.
iilhs Granulated Sugar:w
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JONI‘I a PILLssuav'e noun ' -
MILK
'vnnv nor surrsn
Honcl“Minn-Ainn-I-o-u-a-sa-vnt-naiu IIIIOIIIICDDJ“
H. H. one
OUR OUGTOMIHB ARI GETTING THE HARD ANiM
DAY.
'FHMUDAO’HONQFIT QMII‘LHHUI»unnuunnunnas.
FULL LINE 0? HOMI GROWN AIPARAGUI, INDIA“
II, CUOUMIII'. IFINAOH, ITO. ‘ ' ' .
‘VIRYFINK Iifllllt . i
v ,-
Defiance Brand, ‘rich in cream.
frcsh from the herds in the best grass
sections of the Mohawk Valley, for this
wot-ii. 'l‘hroe cans for
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