,..+ . Q l i _ "by Try r is ill! ‘6 North Nels Street. he s . -~ .t . . YE SUITS to show- any but the best than nine out of ten tailors can make for on. them on. then decide for yourself. but on't fool yourself into paying a big price for your Suit. you can get just as good from us for only 810. 1' GET THE HABIT—GO fro THE IIPIHIBHI flfllHIlB cu. , HARRY GOODWIN. I“ :. «5‘ . w ‘ i... flint can't be a... tailors. They are better ,-i South Norwalk, Conn. Record Nahum—did; + . , for Saturday Collectors of Pink Discount Stamps should get around and take’a‘d’vantage of these special offers. 100 STAMPS ‘ FREE. 1 . x 1h. Best No. 1 xx Tea ..... sec 1 lb. Mo-Ka Blend Coffee. . . .3zc -—__ Total .- ................... 82c To all persons purchasing the above two items, too Stamps will be given free. Maud S. Brand Flour, bag. . .68c Baker's or Beckmann's Cocoa, . .zoc 0 Egg-O-See. pkg. ...' ...... 9c Mother’s Oat Meal, pkg... . . . .gc 60 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 2 Tea . ..................... 40c 25 Stamps with % lb. No. I Tea ...................... 25c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Good XX Tea . ..................... 35c 20 Stamps with % lb. No. 2 25 Stamps with x lb. Mocha the first five mm In . attainments Is stocks to ' direction on nominal transactions. WALL STREET. ii sunk—An in- quiry for a half doses stocks attract- snd developed a following which put the list up considerably. Reading. Un- lon Pacific and Smelting were in the best demand. Business was tltful and restricted to the few speculative tav- orltes. Reading and Smelting gained 1 1-2. Union Pacific and Brooklyn Transit 1 1-4 and Northern Pacific and Northwestern 1. Prices fell back before the hour expired. WALL STREET. Noon—J1me trad- ing was extremely apathetic. but prices were held near the top level. Of usually inactive stocks Northwest- ern pfd. sold at an advance of 8. Lake Erie and Western pfd. 2 1-2. Amcr‘csn Ice 1 1-2 and Republic Steel ptd. i. Bonds were firm. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.--A slow recession in prices occurred, but the market hardened again before the forenoon advances were entirely wiped out. Reading and Union Pacific gave way a point from the highest, but im- proved readily when selling stopped. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Cocksuoe Tribe will chief's degree tonight, Washington Camp. P. 0. s. of A.. held a business may-gating last evening. The Norwalk siren fire whistle has been overhauled, and will be tried out this afternoon. Alfred Goldschmldt and Miss Nina chuff attended the dance of the Cri~ terion Club in Bridgeport yesterday. The trolley car conductors and mo tormcn have received new rule books and are putting in all their spare mo- ments studyling them. A regular business meeting of the South Norwalk Congregational Church was held last evening. Nothing of ca- pecial importance came before the meeting. Five students of confer the the Harstrom and Java Coffee ......... .3oc School will go to New Haven. May 4. . to participate in the Yale interscholas- so Stamps With 1 lb. Java and lie track meet. The Norwalk students ' arc Wlliam Eastman, Harold Talbot. marawbo 9““ """"" 25° Roscoe Finch, Guill Whitehouso and 10 Stamps With 1 1b. No. 1 Robert Dula. They are entered for a Santos Coffee ............ 20c "umber °t events. 10 Stamps with r pkg. Postum Tea .................. . . . .2oc Cereal ................... 25c National Biscuit Co.'s ioc ' EXTRA Goods ............... 9c pkg. FANCY National Biscuit Co.’s 5c MAINE POTATOES. Goods ............... 4c pkg. PECK. 22c. Fairbanks’ Gold Dust, pkg. .18c io-e-STAMPS FREE WITH 5 lb. pkg. Monarch Hominy. .15c 3 lb. pkg. Monarch Hominy. .xoc 1 lb. Best Shredded Cocoanut.2oc 1 can Dutch Cleanser ........ we 1/3 lb. Pure Black Pepper. . . .10C 1 dozen best Pickles ......... IOC ANY or FOLLOWING-10 3 lbs. Clark's Milk Crackers. .25c r can Aster Pork and Beans. .rzc 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Pow- } der ...................... life 1“” pkg. Pie Fruits ........... too 1 bot. Gold Rock Catsup ..... we I large bottle Bluing ........ ioc THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. NEW Yillili GROCERY [l]. SOUTH NORWALK. il " is..- 25 lbs. $1.20 ‘21 lbs. $1.00 Phone 655-2. ‘ Telephone. 25 Retail Stores. ....... . ... .. ..-........... .... s,-,l:-,s‘s,l I:l:l.l:l,lfl’l I I s'l.s sin- I.IZI,I.-.s.I.s,l,a,I.-,-,s,l,s,-:-,s.D‘s,- SOUVENIRS FREE SATURDAY. with a 25 cent purchase or more of it 4 TemCofiee, Baking- Powder, Spices, In addition to usual checks. . SUGAR “The Union Pacific Tea [30. n6 Washington si., So. Norwalk, NORWALK. . e 10 1-2 lbs. 500 ‘5 1-4 lbs. 250 Next to Post Office. Free Delivery. not; business. ’ .. spar cent“ Equal COurtesy and Fairness: “ ‘ ' ‘ V lt Is" the policy of this Danie to deal with equal liberality and . “I! with all of its depositors without regard to the amount as considerate attention and the same rate of Interest—J : impounded,semi-annually—is given to the smallest ‘ depositor as to the one with a large balance. . ~~Sjouth Norwalk Savings Bank ' ‘ W luildlng, or Washington in. m... Norwalk. Conn. f 13.: E?" Clifford—Robert ii}. Peck. Cinciu‘ nail; A. W. Rood. S. C. Salmon. .i. ii. Williams and wife. Hartford; H. P. Bradford. A. P. Sinclair. W. Williams. (T. ll. Round. Boston; I}. E. Hummers. Providence; H. p; Firming, l’ittsburg; l. Atlas, Yonkers; 0. P. Kaumnnnu, South Norwalk; W. S. lirainiiril. .l. .l. )icNorncy. New Huron; C. A. Hoff. man. D. E. Davis, llnnbiiry: George F. llcrshinu. Charles .I. Scovilie. Joseph l’reheiln. Mrs. G. Franklin Morgan. Miss Morgan. ii. A, Dexter. C. smith. .lr.. li‘rotl Mills. C. U. twitch. Fred l.. iiiucklcy, II. N. Whitney. Miss McGee, New York; .I. .l. \l'clilugrr. \l’orcostor; L. M. Young. Meridcu: i“. ll. Quill~ lard. South Norwalk. Mahsckemo-(loorge E. Forrester. Prince‘s Bay. l.. l.; M. J. Jordan. Bridgeport; Albert Morarity, Frank Lory, New York; Addison Wilson, An- sonia: Mack Roth. city: David G. Don- ny, New York; Peter D. Starr, Sam- ucl Greensicin. Bridgeport; Mrs. H. Stair. New Haven: Thomas A. Shan- ley‘ James F. Lynch, Bridgeport: A. H. 'l‘homson. New York: .l. B. Dunne. New Haven; E. M. Staples, New York: Dr. Dumortier. city: C. E. Meeoh, New Haven; .lohn Williams, Provident-o: S. D. McDonnell. F. A] Stullc, Derby; W. E. Bunion, Kingston. N. Y.: W. H. Wil- man. New Haven; M. J. Hnnlon. Meri- dcn; ldh Smith, Boston; Gus C. Cob- lons, Baltimore. LUXURIOUS CAMPING. Pleasures That Men Insist on When Out and Roughing It. The days are past when men from homes oi.’ luxury are willing to do what the pioneers of the west called “hitting the grit with a blanket and a riile." While here and there will be found heroic independent souls. accustomed to the best things of the creature life. who do fairly revel in the bare neces- sities of the cruise, the great majority or the outdoor enthusiastics of this ' day demand the latest. luxuries, And the Yankee, as might be expect- _j ed, is well to the fore in providing nov— .. el implements for the outdoor life. : the number of new inventions. their 1, wonderful utility and compactness and .. lightness, no nation is within hall of in our own. This is not an idle boast; :j it is fully supported by the adoption of these new devices into the regular equipment of the military troops of the leading nations of the world. Than this no higher compliment could be paid. That wonderful palace car of the I: wilds, the canoe. is now made by white men in Maine better than the Indian ever made it; the Indian himself says so. He will even choose a. canvas-cov- ered Maine canoe for a long cruise in preference to one of birch bark. It is '. no littl thing for the Yankee to have achieved this signal triumph over a _: people renowned for their wonderful skill in the art. of canoe building.— James A.*Cruikshank, in Recreation. DIFFERENCE IN SIZE. . (Chicago Record-Herald). .A Chicago Young woman was com‘ :. niissioned by her father the other day ' to buy some neckties. She thought she knew exactly what he wanted. She was sure she knew what she wanted him to have. and i any event she didn't need the seals cc of the clerk, But the clerk had a great deal or ad- vice to give and he gave it in a flip- pant, aggressive manner which was most obnoxious to the young woman. Finally he brought out a line of gor- geous ascots. , . “There." no said. with an imperil» neatly knowing smile. ."I'm sure he'll like one of those. All the young men like them." . The girl glanced at them indifferent. .ly and then at the young man as if she saw him for the first time. “Oh. he's not.” mug as you are," she said. “He's a full grown man." Quick roiIII‘IIIF-Sfillllniil Want alib- liei. Prices drifted sluggishiy In either' ed the attention of the mom clement.. as. ~= .... charm ' i . . i‘ W 0 WWW“ , pastor fifth eight . Ills resignation was on sccou t or ill health. About two weeks ago he experienced a slight shoot, which temporarily im- paired his health. He preached his farewell shrines last Sunday and said that be fully realised that he would probably never preach 3am. He is now at his home near ll Hill in an snfeebled conciliat- - ‘ He Is eighty-eight years old and un- til his retirement Was the oldest active Congregational “minister in New Eng- land. He retains his mental staengih to a remarkable degree, as was shown by his last sermon, which was deliver- ed in the same forceful and eloquent manner that has characterized his preaching during his entire pastorate. W nov'r's THEATRE. AMERICAN VITAGRAPH GO. All This Week Excepung Tuesday. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SAT. URDAY. Entire Change of Program Every Mon- day and Saturday. Monday evening Joseph McMahon will sing two of Charles K. Harris' pop- ular songs entitled. “The Best Thing In Lli'e" and “A Little Child Shall Lead Them." . ' PRICES—Matinee, Children, 5e. Adults, 10c; Evenings, be, 100 and 206. HOYT‘S THEATRE MONDAY AFTERNOON ONLY. APRIL 29. Under the Auspioes of Norwalk Chap- ter. D. A. R. Gala Concert by the UNITED STATES MARINE BAND, From Washington. D. C. “The President's Own." Lieut. Wm. H. Santelmsnn, Director. ,BOLOIETS: Miss Charlotte St. John Elliott, So- pranc. Mr. Dis J. May. Euphonlum. Mr. Arthur S. Witcomb. Cwnet. and “THE FAMOUS MARINE BAND DEXTETTE." Program Extraordinary. Prices—25c, 500, 75c. Concert—2:15. Management. FRANK GERTH. Chart opens at usual places Friday, April 26, 9 a. m. NOTICE Walcrlicnsumcrs ‘ Owing to changes of the pipe from middle reservoir. at the tiller. the wa- tor to city on Saturday and Sunday will be taken Iromvthe lewcr reservoir; 1! all constructors are careful in Its use, the water will reach all the hill sections. Li _ . n24 4t to ,- n... , licilawagh‘kaiing Rink . Is the place for re rentlon, and healthy exorcise and isi it‘sflnnlg more popu- lar every week. . SATURDAY. APRIL 27, Return Engagement of THE BOY WONDERS. of Bridgeport. Challenge race for the championship Friday night. April 26.. Albert Trigg vs. Elmer Tsimsdge. the present cham- pion. Race to start at 9 p. m. Gloria’s full orchestra every Saturi day evening. The rink ls open every afternoon and evening. Hours—2 to 5 and 7:30 to it p. in. Music at each session. NASH a YOUNG. Fans, Attention. 4 arand'VOmninn Norwalk Amusement Park Saturday. lpril 27 Base Ball * The Norwalk: vs. The Yale; Second Team Krlsdlsr; of Brooklyn, Will pitch for The Harwell“. W iiiiii FEBTILIZEBS for Lawrence Gsrden GROUND‘ BONE (Pure. unadulterated) *— WOO? ASHES (from Hickory wood) w ’PULVERIZED.§'HEEP MANURE . (From Chicago Stock Yards) All the above sold In bags or bar.- rels for [your ecnecnisnt use. inbound duos. a one geezer-rs surname. .L . M I can on cumin Will. ‘ ur iways so attractive that we csnno resist calling yo The ..E... arc. r“ Louis JOSQIOfio Suits ......... $23.60 Other Good Ms” Open Monday. and | ., 0n and summer Wash Goods is a . . . attention , ' ‘ and our prices are I3 ttrsctive than ever. 1! Th win this season are even more a m‘ all made an ‘0' if D infill: “0:8 and patterns have ever been sold. Our Belocittizxiiawwgder every bomb" the'sood very decided advance in prices 80 that We a ’9 in “ p9“ _ ,. . sdvanta e ‘ .. . . E BHIRTING MADRAS MERCERIZED MADRAD if? PRINT 3 a .L ' "PRINT FIGURED‘ sarisre 3'“- T" u ' rtmcnt ousclumlshlng “Pa .. .... .L... .. .. ... 25° 5 ........... Long hand ""1“ ......;;. Paring Knlv‘e: figs .......... “.25 Long hand . ..... we ...9. Nickel Tea e ..... ”c Curtain Str ' ' “'25 . . . O . .3323399. Fibre Scrub Pails . ...... . . . . . . . . .100 , 5 ._.._.,....o..oeev 3:33:33 "411:: «one». Whisk Broom 85 HYA'I'I', NOBWALK, CONN- -... ..._.... .-_.__. ‘ > ”W-..“ , _ __,_,.....e ~-"' " ”O ’— '7’.“ Mf—H— fi'u—fl—M SHE Ml HIM. Recent] a woman from a back Vir nla went into a 3 rec c Ick- . I ens. says Li inquired . ' the price of c the same time out the r. “wm inhey ked me M l d t our cat clerk. w 0 di .hat 8 . d... la : or - chickens’ legs A store fun of good things to eat. Everything d P‘ 1| “y w; a", a . . - a . bagxssiliigniwa 1111:], cm rone to examine for neatness and cleanliness. and 9“ “mm me market!- “ND' sir; th B". I ll line of sessonsbls Vclfl'b'“ tr "h "fly morning ' u . . . Instead of end on a - . “d '9‘) tools errand. very BOSlBlllmr- 350 lb. “a" P0“ . .. Bell; '1' ’ Butter Is a little higher. but we look out for the” quality. at Sweitzer Cheese. Philadel- ( Bermuda Onions, first quality. Qt” .100 ph'lr'zgfii, Neufehstel and American Fancy Norfolk Spinach. reuse and cm...‘ . «of. tender. DOCK ................... 35c 3 “’3. Head “‘06.: ............. ’..25G Irancy Boston Cucumbers....2 for 13¢ 1 doz. Heine Sweet Pickles ...... ‘26 b 'I * Hothouse Rndiahes. young and 1 lb. XX Pickles ................ 1 c . tender ................... 5c bunch Porto Rico Molasses. qt. ......... 15c .» ._ Kale, Curly green. peck ........ 5'25“ 3 Ellis. Pcn Beans ......... 2.....55 Fl. 2 lbs. Fancy XX Cakes ........... 25C 1 doz. Fancy Demons ..... ....25i; MI 3 qts. Scht Potatoes, all medium 13 Fresh Eggs . ........... .mmig: ff— ................ 256 2 ")8. pure Lard ................. I 5/ :ZZeyoutrled our Smoked Bee” 1 lb. Peanut Butter ............. 1:: iZfitrw We slice while you W1." Pure Jams. assorted H MAUI: IN Ii Norwalk. 72 North Main St. Tel. Call. 698-2. South ...... >:- moo ~ Phone 3221+ TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD Erect vision GLOVWS athep‘ Women’s Rus alt Pompa T THATIT Incl... “WW van " ' both with l ‘ visions anywhere to supply you no “SEP h TJ'EILQ‘Agl’E: 2:: flash-levies of daily life than right under this 0 ‘A l 5 ‘ ° We have brought It hers Tm." cm?" hm Ceylon you rung“ mhlhoutlnd"; exceedingly line tisversd ‘ l 'or your pleasure. n ht that here from Java. floss. ” wumnmn . “‘- ‘ Geneva]; 3:123:52; 33%. famous Chs'u :3:an Inn‘aai‘fomm known the world over for their excellent: . wider variety kept in better elected the choicest. A and In Norwalk. E. SEYMOUR, LEADING GROCER‘ 33 WEST wasnrnoron 31'. court! ...‘A... l j duct! we have s '3.ng la not to be '9 Mfirrlucd he ‘ i ‘ rket. Cuhbfll’s Bridge th : 101.108. Free deliver!- MM, ”passe Doss 250. ...i -------- ‘15 N HUR noun :Ecme penance MILK enemies. can Ls. . spinacnmate. ...... li"’.. .......-or.-.. - ...o-«u-s-o ... ....-......s.i .B‘UNOl-luak‘E‘T ' CUCUMIER . 038., m@_ North Main Street ...K... "Ff—.-.— ‘ n ! ever makes enough money "Oh, are} answered ‘ u el'e " r301“.— “15 m be perfectly truthful 31:?” I” Nobody out of a 91 lghoul. 1L . _. .- ...Mal .,. ..4 i.~ 9°» to NORWALIS. ”MM Sect see ' M \tcrtd B\uc§'\s\\ and Shah. a; Other Kinds oi Etch. (busters and fierce. ‘ ”m miomfl—M “. 7 names 1’1 ‘I «'2» It“ .. . ..... . . . . 2c "bins-row. est.- 5.3..qu omoNe. m». m taentrepreneurstram C . ‘ ——— ‘ -. L; . .= .. ‘ > ‘ : ‘ , ' r. ‘ Womb.» United Grocery a minister and his friend , ._ ‘ that... ‘ a scotch , , w ~~ . gg;vmg.:?ccf......m... corictrmil‘i cranes... . . “at, (:0 ' . e "D. i S . gfidopfisgaugig‘bi'll: away. tions at "'1'? ’9‘" ”6.10:3:ng ‘iust I' I I ‘ Mothgr needs a bonnet. 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