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[Aral News Notes.
A rehearsal of the degree team of
the Daughters ufl Lberty was held last
evening.
—-—.Biuefisl1 Sea Trout. Shad. Cutbllls
Eugene E. Sculle1, of Wingdnle. N.
Y..‘ is visiting his brother, Sheriff
John W. Sculley." ' '
.é—Shoulder Steak. 10c. New Bridge-
port Mitt. Washington St. Ilridge.
Councilman James T. Hubbell, 0f
Nornalk.1\'ns 11 ‘vlsitor in New York
city yesterdaI
-—Utnbrcllas and Mourning Bands.
0‘ Brien.
A regular business meeting of Wash-
ington Camp. P. 0. S. of A., was held
last evening.
~Peeriess Flour. 08c bag; 85. 35 Ml]
F.D.La11ton & Co.
William C. Pe1r1 gn1e a vety lu-
utructhe talk on 'Nature Study " 1es
tor-day afternoon, at the Franklin
school. The talk was one of a series.
It's virtues have been established
for many y'eats and thousands of peo-
ple l1a1e been made happy by taking
Hoillster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents Tea 01 Tablets. Plaisted’ s
Drug Store.
The auction oi the stock of the g1 oc-
ery store of the late Lorenzo Dibble in
North Main street ls being continued
this afternoon and evening by Deputy
Sheriff John W. Sculley.
——.Crofut 82' Knapp Stiff Hats.
O'Brien.
A meeting of the council of the 0m-
cers' Association of the Third Regi-
ment will be held this evening at New
London. Captain Edward P. Weed, of
Company D. will probably attend.
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-—-Pickled Plgs' Feet. Sc. New
Bridgeport lilkt.. . Washington St
‘ Bridge.
Miss Blossom Smith daughter of
Mr and M1s William H Smith who
has been ill for some time at Wheaton
Seminary Norton Muss, Is to be
brought to her home here on Monday
--—Hon. Chas. J. Donohue will open
the C. L. U. liall tonight with a short
addmress
Oscar H Banks no just received
another carlo'ad fine Ohio horses.
This load consist of 25 fine horse‘s
suitable for eIerv line of work. This
is the second caribad Mr. Banks has
receiv ed within of” days.
-—Small fresh l1anIs,I1I1c lb. liares
Market. ~
The Notwnlk Fish and Game Asso
ciation call attention of sportsmen that
it is just as much a misdemeanor to
go out in the fields with hunting dogs.
harrassing bitds. during the closed
season as to go hunting fo1 them with
guns.
—Baker‘s Cocoa. ‘zoc box.
Lawton & Co.
Hubert E. Bishop received his hand-
some new 1907. four cylinder 35 horse-
Ipowet Locomobile yesterdav. The. car
is being greatly admired for its hand
some lines and excellent general ap-
pearance. F. E. Lockwood ogrid Com
ED.
puny of Norwa lk. are the I at agents
of the Locomobile Compan I
.-—lluck Shad. 10c lb Cutblll's.
The work at the New‘Nlck‘el Thea-
I',ftre.fotmcrl1' Music Hall South Main
street is being pushed as fast as pos
sible so as to open on' Saturday after-
noon tor the maiden performance ‘it
is hoped that the electricians and
pointers will complete thelI work so
that the entrance will be illuminated
at night.
«Round Steakfl l-‘10.' Bridgeport
Mkt 19.1% Washington St. bridge.
The Nflell Litchfield Trio will give an
entertal Iuent this evening at the Nor-
'waik Club. These artists have ver:1
fine press commendations in both the
United States and England and will
i 74 WuhingionIt.
Taylor Gr *Golden.
‘ Tol. 213-2.
Everything in Ship chandloryd
'~ i’alntsy Oh and Varnishes
00110th and Wood Alcohol.
0001 11110 of Iprino Goods 0v0r 0hown.
HARRY RIDER,
612 Waist: It. IRIODIPDRT, Conn.
00on dolivored fru. -'l'01. 243- a.
-0ddu1ent Quartet will render a
- medley at C. L. U. ball tonight.
in the Kent. (Ridgcfieldl. district,
» Miss Mildred Moran of Norwalk sue
ceeds W. I. Kecler who resigned ow-
ing to the press of other business. Miss
Moran Is a competent and experienced
teacher. who gave excellent satisfac-
tion at Bald Hill school some years
ago and is sure to do well with the
present charge.
—-l.atest College Hats. O'llrien.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan and family
went to Flushing. Long island. this
noon. to attend the funeral of Mr, D1111-
can“: mother. Mrs. Charles H. C. Dun-
can. The senices will he held this
evening. The various organizations
of the church have expiessed the deep-
est sympath1 for Mr. Duncan in his
bereavement and have sent floral tti-
butes to the fu‘neIal setvlces
‘Cuillt‘ and dance with Not'walk
and Stamford Musical linion tonight.
John H. Becker. Joseph A. Norman.
J. B. Yerkes E. Caterson, .Pr., Robert
H Set1.II(l.R0llI'et W. D1Its.JI B.
Tufts H. S. Rainsfotd A. E. Cl111r.itI
New York; H. E. Montague.q Ansonia:
H. A. Stevens. E. P. Sloan. S..W Tem-
pleI SpIingfield: R. B Dunbhr Edwin
F. Wilde George V. Williams J. A.
Brown. W. M. Worcester Boston: C.
H. Rugg. New, Haven; R. B. Corning.
Bl'ockton: W. S. Wilcox, G. 1.. Rock-.
well, South Norwalk: Joseph Wright
Woonsocltet. R. 1., were guests last
night at the Hotel Clifford.
~i.ntest College Caps.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
O'Brien.
WAI l1 STREET 10:10 a. n1 —-Opcn
ing dealings in stocks cartlcd p1 lies
vigotously upwards in disregard of the
declines in London befote the tIading
began hete. Onl1 a few stocks show-
ed tIifilng declines. American lce
rose 2 Ametitan Smelting 1% and the
Hill and HaI'I'iuIan railroad stocks the
Minneapolis. St Paul and Sault Sainte
Marie stocks. Kansas CltIII Southern
pfd. and Big Foot 1 to 11/4.
WAI I. STREET l1 .1. I11 c-Trnding
became very animated and prices were
run up rapidly under a brisk demand
for both accounts. The Hill and liar-
rlman stocks made the largest gains
At the top level Northern Pacific was
up 3%. Great Nmtthn pfd. 3% Wis
eonsln Central pfd. 3. Atlantic Coast
Line 2% Consolidated Gas 2% Union
Pacific 1"ifiISt.Pnul 1% and other
leading stocks 1 to 114 . Room traders
who had a good profit in sight sold
i'Ieelv at 10:30 and the western stocks
Reading and some of the specialties
reacted from 1—10 2 points. The rise
in Southern Pacific to 84% pulled the
market 11p again.
WALL STREET Noon. -——The mar
ket showed the effects of profit taking
but special stookstmpeclally the Har-
rimans and BaltimoIe and Ohio, ex-
tended their gains. The latter rase
2%. Bonds were slightly irregula.
\\' Alli. STREET , l 11.nI—Another
buoyant outburst with .ttIiInated deal-
ings in the Harrimnn gtoup and Read
ing. gave tone to the general market
and there was a recovery to the best
prICcs of the morning or be1011d.Re-
alizing was swallowed up. and the
only effect of a diminution of the buy-
ing was to throw the market into dull-
11ess.Hocklng \alle1 jumped 15
points. Peoria & Eastern .’1. Southern
Pacific 4. Union Pacific 3 5-8 Read
ing .1 and St. Paul. " 3-8. .
BOSTON, April 5 ——.’l‘l1e Best 111
Stock Exchange has stIlcken from the
list the stock of the Greene Consolidat-
ed Coppet CoIm any. more than a ma-
501‘in of its 1. 00000 shares having
been snrrendeted in. exchange for
stock of the theme: Cunaneu Copper
Compsm.
LONDON April 3.~—AmeIlcnn secu
rities opened. 1111!] and heavy today.
Trading was light. 'Ptlces at noon
were it. to %-Ibelo1v yesterday 5 New
York closing
IT SAVES YOU MONEY.
The special hall price sale, of Dr
Howatd's speclfit fot the cure of con-
stipation and d1speps1a 111 F. H. Bax-
ter means the sa1lng of a few dollars
an e1ery family“ s watly bill for medi-
cines.
give 11 miscellaneous progIam. follow-
ed hy a rural sketch entitled Down at
Brook aFrm. The entertainers ate
Neil Litchiield, impersonator. humm-
oua vocalist and reclting:M1-.s Litch- i
ofild, violinisté and entertainer and
_M_is‘s Abbie bitchileld, accompanist and
impersonator. "Members of the club
arelprivlleged to invite ladies.
*Mlxed Nuts. 1011 qt. r111. a'Co
- 'Tho trial of the two itallans who as-
united and robbed Julia Mirki, the
Hungarian girl employed at the home
.of George A. Kinder, on Grand street,
.was heard in Redding Wednesday he
tore Justice John W. Nickerson. The
”men were each found guilty on two
, counts and bound over for the May
um of the superior court. Pain
invario's bpll was placed at. 31, 000
'and Andrew Jandrsw' s at 8800.1'he
man were unable to procure hauls and
. were taken by Sharia George Banks
to the Bridgeport jail to await trial.
-—Robert Kemp. Chas. Thais
I‘M BogIaIrdus will sing tonight at C.
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200,-
Each F10 cent bottle iMr. Baxter sells
In. for 25c) contains sixty deses of a
medicine that is pleasant to take and
which can be depended 1. *rn to cure
the wotst case of constipation. d1 spep
sla or liver trouble Mr. Baxter has
so much faith in the superior Inetit of
this medicine that he says: “if Dr.
Howards specific does not cure 1011,
come back to 1111' stem and i will re-
turn your money.“
if 1011 the troubled with constipa-
tion. headache or dizziness or if your
food does not digest naturally and
easil1 you cannot afford to let pass
the special price that M1 Baxter is
making this week on Dr. Howards
specific. ' .
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SALE 0112:? mustc,
' 10o copy.
M0,,
Shapiro's Dance Folio and 100 others.
son :06 csohou'rno.
savunoav.
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°""TE BiGGEST RANGE
01; SPRING suns
AS LONG AS NOBODY CAN PICK THE BEST .CELLERO
EACH SEASON, WE'LL HAVE TO GO ON PROVIDING FOR DIF-
FERENT TAUTEO’ AS WE DO A.ND TRY TO HAVE EVERY-
THING ANY MAIN MIGHT WANT. OUR IIG VARIETY OF
SPRING SUITS COMES PRETTY NEAR TO DOING THAT.
WITH FIVE DISTINCTIVE MODELS iN SACK SUITS, AND
TWENTY-SEVEN VARIETIES OF‘ MIXTURES, CHECK8,PLAIDS
AND SQUARES INIGRAYB, BROWNS. BLUES AND OLIVES, iN
SPRING SUITS PRICED'FROM J 1"
$10.00 to $30.00
THERE'S NO REASON WHY YOU CAN’T FIND EXACTLY WHAT
YOU WANT HERE. AT LEAST YOU WILL BE DO|NG THE
RIGHT THING BY YOURSELF TO COME AND SEE THE BIG-
GEST RANGE OF SPRING SUITS lN TOWN BEFORE YOU BUY.
WE'VE THE LATEST IN SPRING OVERCOATS, HATS AND
FURNISHINGS, AND THE BEST CLOTHES FOR BOYS THAT
ARE OFFERED IN TOWN.
14 South Main St: Tel. Call 632-2
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stated, raised objections. but damn
insists that she is entitled to the same
representation on the Bosphorus as
the other great powers. Turkey is the
only prominent country In which Jap-
an is not represented by an accredited
legation, her interests in Turkey at
present being under the protection of
the British ambassador.
OPENS NEGOTIATIONS
WITH TURKEY.
LONDON. April 5.—-Japan has open—
ed negotiations with Turkey. accord-
ing to a special dispatch from Constan-
tinople with the. vieW of establishing
embassies of the two counttics at
their respective capitals. Russia, it is
Baby Chick Feed.
111 buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stuffs on sale because there is a tendency on the
part of all Inlllers to work off gIaiII that is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is important to know what to lnt1'.i10w and where.
This rent 1 lune decided to make a little chick feed tomposed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
cd. I believe it is beltet tl1a11au1 bought front out of town (although 1
will buy any bland you 111111 desirel and if you will call I shall be pleased
to have you examine and.opmpnre mine with any other.
Buy O'aia Theta Clean.
JAPAN ‘
MANUEL TflH‘ATCH. I.
Special Sale of
Letter Files, 'l5c Egch
...;.P Be
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main So. So. Norwaih'
THE HATCH & BAILEY Gil.
(dumber and Mill .Work for Everuthlnab-
FROM A PIGGERYETO A PALACE.
Timber, shingles, lath, IgIll kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and. flaishlafl lumber. '- All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, ilinl coated
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers.,ordi-
nary‘and extension ladders Doors. sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood, CyplwessIl Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing. turning. planing, mp jobhlng. cabinet work. veneered work. Kiln-
drying facilities.
Mill. foot of Marshall. Street.
Lumber Yard. Water‘St-rect.
Telephone 46-3
Telephone 46-:
Deposited subject to check 13 not. only
payable on demand, but is safe and
convenient.
Start: an account; in our General]
'0' ‘0‘ '0' '0'
ebody's Whiting for You, Meet
wn at the Corner, He' 0 a Cousin
be, When the Orioles Come
Again, Cheer Up Mary Stand-
ard American Airs by George Rosey.
10 North Main '00. Iouth Not-walk
Banking Dept. and pay your bills by
check.
If' you never kept a check account,
come in and let us explain how to keep
l .
> at 306.. 401:, 501:, 75c and m. ‘
‘ Delicious Ice Cream 54”“ 31nd Sun-
does, all fiavors. Frul 'PhOsphates
I'. moworo, in first cla'I "fill” the
For Saturday :___,.
LIGGETT'B SATURDAY CANDY.
50c QUALITY FOR ....... ..... 20¢
“’11 have a splendid line of PALM-
ER'B TOILET SOAPI on sale today
that represent exceptional values.
Saturday Opegs 3
The Spring -
Season
We are ready in all departments to clothe the most fostidiouo 111.11 a.
boy from head to foot. , . -. .
A summary of our clothing 0u9900tlou‘ for Easter. . I .' ‘II‘ . . ,l'
MODELS—Seven 'diItInoilv0 form. , . '
PRICES—$10, $12, $15, 310011.018. $20, $25 and 080.
FABRIC—All the new cloths, hav 1119 .dropped anything that to 110 up
pearcd common- place
The most 'ultra styles in Men's Shoes. All leathers—tans. I-tIIloIl1. cull
metals, patents and velours. Specially attractive is our new buckle attired
in gun metal. ..
Beautiful creations in Easter Neckwoar at 50 cents.
Regent and Rosco Shirts, $1.00 and $1. 50.
Latest block: In Barbie: and Soft Hats.
New Chase Golf Caps, 50c. The new English Golf Cup at 01-001
Prices Clothing 8101M.
4 a!" HEAD-TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS - .13.“
98 Washington Street, South Norwoik. Coal
FOR YOUR SHOPPING LIST.
Tooth Brushes and Dent rIIiIcIe'o. Hair
Blushes and Combs Rd ”Brushes.
BuyRum,"Iulcou1 Powders, ManicuIe
Supplies, Drugs, Stationery. etc.
_, .
APOLLO CHOCOLATES.
A fine line just receiv d. Nouga-
tlnes, Carameis. Manhat( us. 'Criter~
ions and Mixed Chocolates. in boxes.
made from real fruit. Egg, Phosphate,
Melted Milk and everything that an
IIp-to-duie fountain can offeI'I
lit UlUirll Pittman,
THE PRESCRIPTION CTORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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is worth advertising—worth
buying—worth having in your
bin—worth burning. And we
are pleased when it please: you.
Only the best is good enough
for ns—oi- for you.
Phone 165-5.
Shad, Blue Fish and Sea Trout
All other kinds 0! Fish Donors and Clank
Nothing but the but. No frozen stock.
Gulbill’s Bridge Fish Millil :
1'01. 10G
Aline stock of 1907 mining just
reEeived, and it shines.
lie-Farris final in
ixgiiii
't on
Fm delivery.
Phone IUs 11
SillilSiiASDI'lilg Suits and Overcoais lot
Young lien 1115615 00. '
Icaoon'a mowlmn . 1‘
90mm repair worit' 5I!.0pecialty.
A
ӣ011an goods and H0?
diocrlptlons at—
‘ 2119, .
if!" ‘
“I
mlotvall Hatii’iie'llo.
39 Main St. Norwaik.
WE WANT TO LAND
Come in and (1116 as a few moment’
time end we will convince 11011. .
Willis H. Selleck
cLorIHINo o'rI THE 11101-11" 00117.
48- 50 Wall Street, NorwalkI
'1 PHo‘N E. "120.
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THE NEW mafia THEII rat?
Farmsrly Music Hall. South Norwallr.“
Saturday Afternoon and Evan
Ina, April 6111, '
Moving Pictures and Illustrafda
Songs. .
With 11‘ fow Rourvod 50.11, a} 8
your first order, because we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better anywhere
else than you can with us. You will
find that we are not "all at sea" in our
business but thoroughly "uptothe
minute" and Watchful of the interests
of our customers. knowing that, by do
doing We are really acting for our own
lultimate benefit
if you are thinkin of Refurnisblng
lyour house this Spring. it will pay you
to look over our sto
CREDIT 1F YOU WISH IT.
1;
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Admission 5 00111.0.
Ana inc" 5 00111.1 extra. NO. THING CHEAP BUT THE ngcfiig, '
"'6 A. issue‘s, see. 0000 in and any as long as you like Conllnudiu man “to
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SATURDAY. Mononv,'1'uaéos'v. AND wszB‘ob‘lwfr“. ' "
IIIfrhs Indian’o Revenge, and The Life of an Amos-luv “VWWMW i
Mr’“Bonnie" 389i". qu [mg somewhero 011111.11. l0 1111111111101 You. H "
OYSTER CASES ARE ON'OOCKET
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WIll lb Throshod Out
Bolero SunromoI
The supBreIne courItr o'f rrofirsI'l Wm _ I.
come to 11080110". ues y ti w vs. Gilbert B. Burr dIt lain-
btzjn‘ln Bridge I1])rt flailmp 1111 mowed . ktourt tilts. “we“, William of»: 1.110 Greenwich demon In,,Wod-I ,.
:mmficggxn Zheclhtescnfl the su- pelll from county co'mn‘ils {lefldtlwuhq will be in 31:!ng ”chip”
preme court 8Judge Rseii will hold New cases—David 1“ Watson vs ages, 11% 135mg? Ill Ills II‘ I kIIwood
sessions of the superior court in the Joseph Duderman on Plaintiffs r“; 1 ,
pesl: State of Connecticut ex
Peter Doolan. deputy sheriff vs.
“Graybound. ” Emma Sprfague owner.
on plaintiffs appeal: Town of Fair
field vs. the Southport National bank.
at. al on reservation: Abbie 8. Down!
criminal court mom
The «as. on the. docket lot the
supreme court are mostly New Haven
county cases. The following are the
Falrdold county.‘ was:
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“Old moo-Bell‘s V Joyce v:i M" in. (it; al vs. City National bank. on de-
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at McGllhivy was
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'i‘aefltolulriidwli oFHaamort' re’ndm'u uproar .1 ' 1. ;.. 1 ~H0 ulna 111111111311st WW 1111
on plaintld's appeal; eras M [inch Judge 31111111 Wheeler will .11 111 Itlte Iwaen to dis
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