ream
Lanes
I1 waning-con, or.
Mam...“ -._ . .. .
Local News Nun.
'i‘ite selectmcu will open bids this
afternoon for the work of completing
the approaches to the new Bell Island
bridge.
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-—Your bout. needs the Regal icyole
Moior—-“hns ’em all brat." Excluslvo
fltlivni. (3. ii. St. John, ill Water stroot.
Mrs. (‘hurlcs Watson, of Charles
stroct, East Norwalk. was adniittril to
tho Norwalk Hospital today for trout»
meni. .
-Lntest Spring Dorbios. ()‘Brien's.
Mrs. Frank Britto, of South Norwulk.
who underwent. an operation at the
hospital several wveks ago, has suiii»
oinntly recovered as to be ablc to rc-
turn to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. i-iotriiltiss and
daughter set. out in their automobile
this morning, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. C, Jcssnp, for Bridgewater.
where they intend to spend Sunday.
Who are the sweetest things that
painters paint, or posts sing, iovoiior
than anything? Girls who take Hol-
~ilster‘s Rocky Mountain Ten. 35
cents. Tea or 'l‘ubieas. Piaisted'v
Drug Store. ,
’i‘omorrow, at Trinity Church, tlit'
lifih Sunday after Easter, tbcro will
ho Holy Communion at S a. 111.: Morn
i111: pruyor and sermon. 10:30: Sunday
school, St. Andrew‘s llrolhorhood and
..inuior lirotht'rliootl. it! 111.; owning
sot-vice at 7:30.
“Mourning Bands and Panes. O'Briun.
William Dwyer. om'ployd by Frank
J. Donahue, of South Norwnlk, is in a
sorions condition at the) hospital.
where he was taken yesterday while
hit was supposed to he sul’i’orinu from
hunt prostration. liompiimtions haw
slum- (It‘VIEIOIled.
-~-~l)etroit haunt-hos. $911.50 and 11p.
wards. St. John‘s. iii Wuicr street.
The regular 'l‘hursday evening pray—
er and eonl‘crrm-o moi-ting. led by ltrv.
Charles S. Macfariund. will he held
in tho South Norwulk Congregational
(hutch, noxl 'i‘hursday night, uml will
ho iotiowvd by u mootiug of ”W
(liiurrh (lonnrii. (in li’t'itiay (ironing. at
it o'clot-k. the pastor will meet thi-
board of doavous.
-Crofut 8:. Knapp liuts. O'Brien.
itiv. ()harlus S. Mai i.ul.1nd will ho
unable to move to South Norwalk un‘
til his return from Europa in Sl‘plt‘lli
bur, owing to repairs in the portion-
ago. its will preach at tho South Nill”
'nik (longroguiionnl (tbtm-li each Sun-
nnday to Juno l7. and will no at the
limit (lilll'ord ourh wot-it i'rout 'l‘hurs
day oveninu ovor Sunday.
Nn fascination equals that of a civil!
brainod, teudctuhoaited. lovablo wom-
nn. Just. its there is no picture like
a beautiful girl. iioiiisior's Honky
Mountain 'l‘on ntultos lovublo women.
beautiiulgirls. 35c. l’laistod’nlh'ug
Store.
The Cross of Rotiomplion will hr
the subject oi the South Not-walk
Baptist Church tomorrow owning. in
the Workingmau a Cross si'rios. Much
interest is being taken in the discus
stop of those practical problems of
life. The service will ho bright and
brief. not oxocodlng (mo hour 'iht-
good fellowship at tho clot-to of every
norvlco is it welcome feature. Spot-lid
music by the quartette.
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—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
To the inn-20:: a;
First Con reunion-i are
Fir-t wetsuits! lot-oops! Church.
it is our earnest wish to donuion
quantity of the L. it: M Paint to your
church and ovary church whenever
it in to be pointed.
10.000 churches painted with L. it M
Four gallons b. & M. mixcd with :1
gallons Linmn Oil will point a mod
state nixed house.
Actual cool. L. a M. about Si. 20 nor
“i102: M. Zinc burdens 1.. it M White
1.99;! and lollies the paint wunr like
u.
mum-rows 5 Punk Montpotirr. Vt.,
Wrim, "flannel 11011110 No. 1 painted
with 1.. I hid two coats. Used only
live gallon h t M. sad nine gallons
011. Cost of point. this cunts a gal-
too.”
said h (this. H.001. 80,111.11 Nor-
wsik, 00:11.: nutshell t Gupta flow.
00., Namath doom: W. 8.01m;- a
Hon, “import. 0111111.: Northrup 131103.,
Southport. 0:011! _ .
ll'ntttullon 1 .
”Traitor & ooidpn.
, a'JA'I‘ho old Sawmill proporty in Plum-
trees is fast going into decoy, says tho
that correspondent of tho Nowtowu
on... The north putt of tho. building.
whirlt was lormoriy tho old uotub
nhop. has tailed in. tho past whisk.
'i‘hoss buildings woro built about. sixty»
live ysnrnu '0 by limited and ti hurliul
(lunch, oute'prinlnu. lhriity than in
their tiny. Both of them bud largo
families which are scattered ovor the
wldo woild lloimo (lunch built the
hump now owned by w H, iiulues
and Charms Couch built the hour.»
now Owned by John Smith. built-1
known as the itul'ur. (intuit liontmde'tti
mum-m
«Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Foot, W. E.
innrnsd. U. S. Deliouse, P. R. Brown
W C. Jiwger R. M. Mount, Mr. and
Mrs John McMullon. .i. A Furroll,
John J. Farrell, New York; Gomgo‘
Kip, Jr. Ridgoiiold; Albert in Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. F‘. 'i‘ Judd F. V Libby.
Mrs. 1.. B Rood, A P. Libby. Mrs. 1.4
B. Rood A. l‘ Zitter. Boston; H. '1‘.
Grant, Hartford: Mr. and Mrs. James
Culvert, ..0 Eltonhond J. 'i‘. i. All
len, New London; W W. Young
Springfield; Harvey E Smith. Middle
town; F. H Mata. Philadelphia; Rob
art. M. Post, Westport; i... ll. Nash.
Douglass is}. Nash, Brooklyn. worn at
tho iiolt-I (‘liti’ortL yostorduy.
VALUABLE HORSE NEARLY
KILLED.
Big Animal of Holmes,~Keeier and
Selleck Company Fall on Trolley
Track.
The iloimes, Keoler and Soul-cit
Company, of Norwalk. capit- rt-r ' tu-ui
losing a sixteen hundred pound horse.
worth about $300, yostorday afternoon.
Whilo tho --ti1ivot, Atthur Saunders,
was barking tho uulmal whirh war
hitched with anothot liorso as a loam
ono of its shoes bucumot tnught in tho
troiloy track with disastrous results.
The heavy animal foil to the. pnvonienl.
the accident occurring in front. of the
company's store in Wall niroot.
The injured horse tried unsuccess-
fully to got up several limos and it
was feared that some bonus hud been
broken. After it had boon token to
tho company's barn on a stone boot
and placed in a sling. it. was ascertain-
cd that sumo of tho llgumouls of tho
back had boon strained. 'l‘oduy thi'
animal niros every promiso of forty:
oring.
CARS TO ROTON POINT.
lf Summer Weather Continues Tomor<
row They Will Run to the Point.
liult-ss then- is a rousitlcruldo
t‘Ililllgii in the woulhor, trolley cars
will illliiil‘ trips to itoton i'oint, Sun
lIil_V. ii is planned to run iliom undor
a twonty illitliltu hoadwuy, bouiumni'.
with l:tti p. in. car out of Ntll’ii’ltiii,
and continuing tuitil ti o‘riork.
it is unilripatod that several hund
rod people will visit the Point it‘ to
mort'nw in its warm as tho pusl two or
thrve days have boon.
NEW HAVEN TROLLEYMEN'S WA-
GES.
NEW HAVEN, May iii.» The trolley.
nit-11‘s Union of this city representing
all tho oily and suburban linos has
appointed :1 committee of thrm- to (-1111.
for with the olllrcrs of the (‘ousoiidut
(‘tl itailwuy Company on HIV suiji't of
trains. 'l‘in' rotumillt-o was osperiuily
instrm-tod to urrungi- iI‘ pussiilit'. for
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Enli the 11113111110111
Prejudice is ever a bar to progress.
If you have the impression that our clothing mady-iar-wear
lacks any detail of style or fit you associate with expensive til-order
clothes. our Spring suits will quickly dispel it.
By any test you put them to. our Vat any nuiin prove thcir lit-
ncss to satisfy the most critical tame; and they are so dcitly hand-
tnilored that they support every style feature until the garmcnt has
earned 1ctircment.
A wonderful array of the new gray tones and patterns. and blue
and gray serge. awaits your approval, in single and double-breasted
models of refined grace.
$15 to $25
By all means see our exhibit of breezy negligcc shirts. neckwear.
hosiery and underwear soon. We' ve every new conceit the Summer
man will favor.
, \
Economy: is it real? That's the question. it is
easy to make low prions it 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.
lluy (int's Thais Chum.
MANUEL T. HATCH., ‘ ,
We handle many kinds of "Chick 3min “.1“ , - 1
Focal." but considrr tho "1). M, Chick
Feed" the host. Will loll you why if ‘ ' a.
you will call.
"n... 3.5.1....
tatnn-Hurlhul’s Writing Papers,
J u'st Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 so. Main so, So. Norwalk.
such an itillitsiiuout us will be flirt-d
by a (‘tlllii‘iil'l running froth lili'm' to
“to \'1' 111's
GUIAS CASE CONTINUED.
'l‘ho cusp of twin" iii rniun tIIilI'iY,~
ed with assaulting Andrew ('luins was
continued in HIV town t'tllll‘l this morn-
inu until next \vvoit Saturday at it
o‘i-locit. owing to tho l'ut'i that iiuias is
still in tho hospital.
EIGHT WORKMEN SENTENCED TO
DEATH.
liittiA , Livonia, May til: «\ tonrt
martial Ili‘l'i‘ iodnv soulourmi eluhl
noiltmcu to death lot tho puuder oi
lIlli'l‘ poilronmn,
W. L. DOUGLASS
$3.00. $3.50. $4.00.
Shoes and Oxfords
sold only by
George Keeler,
l59 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
Hygeia ice.
From the not that Hygein Ion in so
much harder, clutter, purer, mm long-
er. and in lo ovary way It) much hotter
than natural loo. when it II sold at
tho urns. price as natural too, it is
much chupor. All In wagons will
«it Hygein to. this union. Ask your
too min for it.
J. W. OLMITBAD.
Big Sale of SIIOOI Music
All the latest music. including the
Connecticut litter Shad.
Bluefish. Wealtiish. Codiish.
Gutbill’s Bridge Market,
coipu.
SATURDAY ONLY .
iialiibut.
Paroles. Padlock, Flatiish. Blacklish.
Opened‘Lono Clams.
Soil and Hard Crabs.
LIVE ’LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
Tel 108 Free Delivery
'AND AVOID DISPUTES. .; fl ,
t
OP” ‘
a. m
.9”
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1 ‘M‘.
It’s the only rate and convenient way for the payment of billt.
Cancelled checiu. Properly endorsed. make the but pollibio to»
r . .
tiavlltuui more Folio No.2 .
. Gordy. or the Mhody
_ Nimrod tun ohm or the slit which
, in tort bun pm on exhibition.
W
Saturday
Candy
Tuition gooii‘ because it to good»
pure, wholpsomo and .genubw,
abaoiuioly iron from tho artill-
nial uud inferior ingredients
that limits much candy danger-
oua,
Buy the genuine.
btl QUALITY.
SA'i‘llltilAYS AN!)
.5 ONLY.
the OIIIford Pharmacy
the Bridge Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15-4.
Planner .1 Bradley. Props.
Ellis.
SUNDAYS
Maples ll Goldsclimidt 60.
(lncorporatod.)
COMMISSION OROKERS.
and fabrios 1n suits for young
8‘10 to $25
Tho St. Jamar; putt for top not
dressers it should ofthem all; ’
Sort COIlur.
NEW CAPS -
The Chase Goli Caps in the new grey effects 1
them all 50c.
Stylish, correct-fitting, new~patterncd Shirts, Ill,
25.11
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.»
BOys' Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwearffl .
98 WASHINGTON ST.
1‘.
Dealers In
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwatk.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
W.Ai i. S'l‘ llElo‘T ii): iii .1. m ~0pun
int: prices in the stock market today
showed but. slight changes from thorn
oi’ last night. Gains and looms well!
mixed Adiunivs ul‘ about a point in
ilultimore and (thin and iAli'UlllUIiH'
and n dorlini- of on 111111 it in (‘rousoli-
duled (has worn the only rouspirnous
rliunuos. iivalluus wrro wry small
and many usually urtiro stocks \\‘t‘i"-‘
not (illiiit'ti at all in 1111: 11m tow
intuition of the trading.
WALL S'l'lii'll'l'l'. ll :1. 111. -r'l‘1'iy,:1i
lluriuatious prevailed. \ riiuhi Iltll'li'
oninu ui‘tor tho opening iuduri-d suits
of ltouiling, lluion l‘ai-ille and Amal-
ituinati-d l‘oppor. and solar otln-rs
yielded 11 fraction Iit‘Itiw you! slid)";
rinsing. I\iilii\\\ll:l and \iiiliigm and
llit-‘ltilltts Ht‘titiiilt» gained l l- '. \\"1
«cumin (‘iultul [liii toll oil l and lio-
\'.1na lIit'1'll‘Ii‘ and (‘otlon ilil pm. 3.
WALL S'i‘lll'lI'I'I'. t'itiri‘.» 'l'litil‘t- \i‘u't
no tiausititiou in St Paul until Wt'li
into tho somnd hour. nu munitiit‘ of
the stagnation pteiuilinu in Illu inni-
ti-t. i’iitoi. illt)0|)t‘il slightly from in-
ztultlon. 'l‘be bank Slilit‘llli‘lll liltilli'i'll
no l‘llilllIIO in the tone of the market.
'I‘iitu‘i' was sonto thirtivot'y in iiii‘ llnill
dealings. but last prieos showed in
sinniiiruut t-littnizos from last .niuhi
’l‘lm «losing was ii'rr'ilulur.
TODAV’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maplen & Goldsthuiidt (20.. Com
mission Brokers. Swsrtz- a Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk.1‘elotthoito153
22c.
Old Potatoes. 30c pk.
A few Duck Eggs, fertile, good for so tting or other purpose, 40c dozen. .
no ilest Butter
and that all our food supplies are fresh, pure and wholesome. We don't Mil
die the cheap trashy grades that are made only to sell once to the In !
customer.
patrons by doing 30. Our patrons areour neighbors and friends, and you
hold their trade by giving them better value every day in the year than any
Telephone Call 165-5.
Nani ling?
Pineapples, good ones. 10c.
Strawberries at market. Home Laid 89¢;
Piepiant, Radishes, Good Cabba go, New Potatoes, 3 qts, 25c. ‘
Some small, go od Old Potatoes at 22c pk., a fev'v Ont.
Will have a good assortment of Frisbie's Plea for Saturday.
A new fresh lot of Clover Hill Print Butter, 28: lb. . " '
Fresh arrival of Best Coffee. it a} a m
Hope to serve and please. .1
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f o
Tcicphone Call 26-4.
*. . an. . “'4‘—
Pet "1.2
lloltor 'luli linttrt taunot be bought at any price. if you didn’t try It.
'isk youi neighbor. ‘
,. .
Housekeeper; should remember that quality is our first cannidoraiion.“
We would not insult our own intelligence or the tables 0! tin?
lienurvrs, ii. R. Doc. ........f1.litll,titlil
Idialtfl. the, ................lii.nit.ti(10
Sporti- Dar. ..............i 001.1400
Legal 'l‘ondor. int. .. ..........l 305 will
Dvpnnit inn, ...............12.ontr.oo.
Circulation Doc. . .. .. . .. ......306,,iit10{w
VALUAILI aim TO COLLEGID.
rurw HAVEN. May iii.~vClitrunro ii.
Moore of tho Phitauolpliiit Academy
of Sciences who has. spent many
your. exploring lhti mounds ofoii‘lorlon
has motto a. at t of n him out of his
collection in the humanoid of stock:
hoim. Marlin, Yale and Emmi. 11111111.
in; the gifts into four parts. Tho rot
lootion undo largely in tho Florida
Keys mints oi mm tutti pawn in
in shell works. mmlcnlturul implo
merits and onions in bond and stone.
Vain, through the ouutor of the an
ohmioxtcul Grumman doom 0. Mr.
Monolith. has
VAL! Uflwgpfiifl WIMRIF-
79 NORTH MAIN UTRBIT.
IIN HUN FLOUR
IONIC l PILLOIUHV’I FLOUR
MILK
VIRV Ilfl' IUT'TEI..............nu......................
foncl 'COIOOOO.OIl-fl|l¢llllIOIIIOlillll‘lolila1l
DAV.
.‘.”UDA QNOGNEMI' qu‘flaaial:l tol'ccdllziaetatltrdlllt
(II. OUQHMUI”,: iNMIH ITO. '
Upon High Low (‘ifirit‘ii m
Amal my. lull“: 1091i. infill. ”9% 0 er retailer is able to do.
.1, ti. Kr ti‘. ('11., 111?5 41 411K 41 -A~—~-—-—~-—- —-~-~~—~-
A .i‘l.tl ill: 12 it? ill
hiii. 13‘," H TO 3}“ till“; $9,. $1 Ii't'I ted by our 1- xpoit shimu-rs frmu ~; ~
A111 Smelt 1.1.31.9 1.3514. 155' that} '4 ”to host of lilt‘i latiions (neon Mountain
Alli. Sunni 13.133 1331;; iilfiiii “my: [I "Eb unit-1y mount in Mninu: sound and
T It: S 1.0.88," 89 88% 811 white tho kind that took tutealv
llulto. ti: liltio 107% MT“; 107‘... lil'i’N.
" ‘."l 'l ' ’27 .:
([3,:‘J;H&R(“:m 2,2,2 2:22 23,: 3:21 Extra t-liuloo shipuu-ni of Floridn
i‘b. (it Wm “lit 19% iii; till now Now from tho Hastings dls~
(‘. M. K," S. P. Hill. lilti‘n iti'i'iri WW; d "8812'“ whire lilo llnml mo grown.
t‘ol. I". & l. 1., a." hut/4 “W; 50% nothing oquul to tht-m in this market.
(‘oL South .1311. tutu any. 3:114 “”"”
(‘ou this. 1:114»; 133% tail»; ltiitiq
with (M ' in» grit 32:1 13:4 . Finn tnnri yollow onions: rhodium
Mi \1' 111.? “'4 {41' fit 3-111 nlzo sound. ntul mild i‘;lnvorod worth
. x. a . .- -’ ii .; 4/9 [l to cents a quart; price cut in half
Mo. l’no. ik'lili 93% 93% 93% thin wvolt' Qtluit
Nat. lmud 77“ 77V, 707... 715?... ’
N. Y. (hut, iiiilbfi 139% lililiyfi 139%
(Mort .&WW"”' it‘ll?) ”ft 89:41 NW: . lioiiuuro Brand, rich in cream.
rut. fi‘ "1'" 223.,“ 4‘..." iii!" “ 15g, ‘7 from froth tho iu-rdn in lliu bout grass 1,
m. till. i- - is 1;; in ”is to I sections or tho Mohawk Valley. for this
lliindlnu. 13W; Lid/4 llllilh 13W. in weak 'i‘hreo Nuts for
not). Stool 28% 28% 23% 28%
South PM. do M17 64% Mi)" ’
illi‘i'onniilu-W tipa 1:311: 1:11;: 1313‘“ w: CHALLENGE ANY or con comrz'rrrona "it new! -
1; g, “mu"... BO 50 {,0 fit) QUALITY OR PRICE! OF OUR FAM OUB TEAS 0R COFFIIS AN” W
it. 1-1. 811ml 4113. run. pm. 41171. OFFER FOR THie wax..—
u. s. le'i 11 .1051. 111571. 1115191.. 10M. 1113.0? OUR ass‘r TEA (a it. which“) AND lib. or outt'u‘lfdoi'
Wubuuh 211% 21154, 20% 20% FEE WORTH 0100 FOR 75 ,
thnuh p am too, 41114. 45% ' a.
Bank Statement.
licsorven. Don. . . . . . . . . . .8 2.765.325
Louis J 0991
0001'“ NORWM-IQ
TIL. CALL. 108-4.
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