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.‘ . FASHION
MOLASSES
cinnv
gaLANEs
[illiteviliid
-—Buck Shad, 10c lb. Cutbill‘s.
Taylor St Golden.
74 Washington St. Tel. 2184.
Everything In Ship Chandlory.
Paints. Dis and Varnishes.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol. .
Ilsst tins of Spring Goodalsvsr shoivn.
HARRY RIDER,
012 Water St.. BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Goods delivered free. Toi. 243-0.
A concrete house is being planned
for Woodbury avenue. ~
The barge Arthur Jackson has or-
rived with a cargo of coal for the Fer-
ris Coal Company.
The Epworth league. meeting of the
Eilst Avenue Methodist Church, to-
morrow evening, will be led by Miss
Sadie Randall. The topic will be. Ac‘
counting for Our Time. The pastor
will preach to the League at the 7:30
service.
DENMARK'S HEAD TO VISIT PARIS
“count Styles '
in Men’s Spring Suits
Men who dress well do not accept every novelty
that comes out. They approve new features-hut
Ionly when they are tempered by good taste.
That is why discriminating men favor our inter.
pretation of thcfst les. We avoid the raw extremeg;
and while our Spring Suits exhibit the very latest-in.
novations, the unity of proportions is preserved and
graceful lines are brought out. by skilled designing
and tailoring.
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And in addition, you have the opportunity offiry-
ing on and getting the effect of a pattern or style, an
advantage our ready-for-wear clothes possess over
to—order garments. See and try on the new models in
five distinctive styles and in a wonderful variety of
new fabrics—grays, browns and blucswpriced from
$10 to $25. . a IfI‘i
Spring Overcoats and Raincoats are having an
1.1.
"in mm. ...L.....-_... Ln”...— ._
alalte H
Linnelt’s
Saturdau Candll
' Pound Box.
time you buy.
LIST.
Start off with Soda.
rest of the shopping easier.
Sunday use. These are necessities.
ery, Manicure Articles, or any drug
mill,
Illii lliililii
III
men Box of
29 Cents tor a One
This candy is always the samo good
quality and absolutely fresh every
REMINDERS FOR YOUR SHOPPING
I It makes the
Next a box of Apollo Chocolates, for
Then some of the following are like-
ly to be hooded: Cold Cream, 1'05.Iet
or bath Soaps, Bay Rum, Tooth Pow-
der, Brushes, Toilet Watsrs,,8tation-
‘
of our whole stock. ll
Fine Cloihinc.
I“ I
' High grade. All the dsslrsble weaves.
models. Perfect fitting. And at moderate prices. The above toils thp story
Exclusive designs. Approved
1
, ,. iii ..L.;‘.-I"I21’&h,
b-
Fancu Shillings.
Linen-mesh Underwear.
All Silk Neckwear.
.- Bous’ Clothing. .
Latest. Hat Models.
. Shoes That Wear.
‘ ‘ PARIS, May 11.~—'I‘he king and - - . . ,
Wilbur r. Smith, of an avenue, is We,“ 0, Denmark W,” “S" PM, m Open 50350“ this Spring—$10 to 525- TH: PRESCRIPTION stone. I 13 HIGH GRADE. MODERATE PRICES. 1 - ...i iii
spending a few days in Kent. the middle of June. ‘ ‘ ' I"
—Choice Native Turkeys, 22c lb. ._..._W._._._. W W W , ’ TEL-1H "\. ‘h ...:..
liayes' Mkt.
Alfred H. BoutWell will preach to-
morrow In the Ansonla Baptist Church.
The friends of Mrs. T. J. Mead,
West Norwalk are glad to learn of her
Improved health.
The members of the Decker Club
of the South Norwallk Baptist Church
are especially urged to be present at
HOYT’S THEATRE
One Week Commencing °
MONDAY, MAY 0.
I MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY.
MR. DANIEL RYAN AND COMPANY.
in a Repertoire of Classic and Romantic
Telephone Call 632-2
1 man Dniivnnv ssnvrcn.
7 TODAY m WALLWSTREET.
ing prices of stocks showed very lit’
tle change from last night except Un-
ion Pacific and Great Northern bid.
which advanced a point. Many of tho
WALL S'I‘RIGFI'I‘, 10:10 Q’ Dir—Open-
Price’s .
A ‘14] 2 HI
Clothing
s
T OUTFITTERS
ISilll’B I “
the service in the church tomorrow Vi- p|ay., 14 South Main Street, active speculative favorites sold at last 98‘ Washington Street. I \ South NOTWSIk. COM
sltors are always welcome. ' EVENINGS: ‘ nighItI's pricos. Tyansactions were ‘ Phone ,,55_5.‘ " ,
ti Robert Pearson is circulatingn peti- Saturelay—aE¥Ie£EtEI§IContracton with“. STREET. ii a. m.—-—An at- M .
S‘TéeioLrfidg‘éozflggg é‘aflofielfig‘zgfi Saturday—The Mad King. ~~- -—~ ~ ~»- . r j “—— titck on Smoking and Reading under. .
th . PRICES: mined the market and the Weakness . .
r 0: 031:3 ($81131?ng rIIIlae-cifiyénsiidgmgt Matinees .......... 106. 20c and 30c B b Ch. k F d ' was not overcome until the lenders . 3.
Monroe 5“.th Evenings ........ 10c, 20c 30c and 50c at y 10 68 D had fallen materially, and the. general I
. ‘ . —.._.——— list it fraction below yesterday's close. '
-—C. & K. Stiff Hats. O‘Brien. H o Y T' S T H E AT R E . In buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be Purchases of Union Pacific gave an im-
The cases of William Powors and
Patrick Callahan. charged with having
committed a breach of the peace sortie
days ago cattle before the town court
this morning. Powers‘fm'felted a bond
of {10 and Callahan was fined $3 and
cos a.
Constipation steals the iron which
should be absorbed away from the
bowels, spoils your blood and com-
plexion, causes enemies ttnd disease.
Regulate your bowels with Hollister‘s
Rocky MountnIn Tea and keep well.
35 cents, Tea‘br Tablets. Piaisted’s
Drug Store. '
A very interesting missionary meet.-
ai‘y meeting was held last evening un-
der the auspices of the Woman's As-
sociation of the South, Norwnlk lisp-
tost Church. Tilemecting was ad
dressed by Mlss-Browli.'a missionaryi
l-ler talk was of a very interesting na-
MONDAY. MAY 13.
ENTIRE WEEK.
(Exceptlng Friday).
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
AMERICAN VITAGRAPH CO.
All the Latest Moving Pictures and Il-
lustrated Songs.
Change of Program Every
MONDAY and THURSDAY.
JOSEPH M’MAHON, Soloist.
PROF. J. I, COUNEY, Pianist.
Matinee Prices .......... 5c and 10c
”O’Nickci Theatre,
Formerly Music VHall,.south Norwaik
MOVING PICTURES, ILLUSTRATED
Evening .............. 5c, 10: and 20c ‘
familiar with the food stuffs on sale. because there is a tendency on the
part of all mlllers to work of! grain that. Is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and .where.
This year i have. decided to make a little chick feed, composed of choice
grains and seeds, carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
ed. I believe It is better than any bought from out of town (although I
will bliy any brand you may desire) and if you will call I shall be pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other. ’
Buy Oats Thata Clean. I
MANUEL T. HATCH.
petus to the rally, that stock rising
again to 154' above last night. Tile re-
covery in other stocks was not impel"
taut. outside of ii rally of a point 111
Reading. At the lowest, Smeltlng was
off 2%, the. preferred 1. and Reading
1%. tlnllts were established of 4% in
Havana Electric Md, 2% In Northwes-
tern. 11/3 in Great Northern pill, and
11 In Consolidated Gas.
WALL STR'i‘E’I‘, Close. The mar-
ket closed dull and strong. Reading
was rallied to above last night and
Union Pacific rose an eliti‘eme 214}.
Th:e Pickwick Laciie
AND OTHER COLL ECTOR‘S STORIES,
av WINFIELD SCOTT MOODY. '
PUBLISHED 'AT $1.50.
* OUR PRICE, sine.
'i‘he upward flight. in the price of
wheat forced stocks backward, Atchi-
son losing a point. The publication
of the bank statement prompted some
resistance to the decline.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CIIfiord~\\’illIsm C. liictcr. Calli-
'Superphosphate of Lime. Ground Bone.
Air Slashed Lime.
Fertilizers of All the Favorite Brands. .
10.000‘ Cedar Bean Poles.
Land Plaster.
The Paris Dinah
ii Suit Hurst ' x
q.-
83 South Main Street, South Norwslk. - ,
Great Reductions instills; Skirts. Coats and WaiSts'
GIRLS' COATS. .......... . a... up akin-rs....................season
SILK RueaER , com. .s14.se
bridge; W. A. Alderman, William I“.
‘1 SONGS BY BONNESAYLES ‘ II ‘ I I II I WASIS ase’asssssosssssasas‘o 491: up '5
' I I e I I i l I | ' Y. IL I l r . V l ‘ V ‘. I 198 I . 986 “L48 ‘TDD, ’2“ “.8
I I V ‘ /‘; 'r, I V!“ i ~ 'i osls-III-spolooasuss. s u -.s I a
choice. “fly 8' Mkt. IWA ' INEES—I Heldays, I Iiuisdays. II)0“:ll(:I VLI‘IW I‘IOI‘I‘S _I LlchIe (I [SIBCI’I SUI I 8 ‘ P y p p
Saturdays, at 2:45 to 5.
EVENINGS—Jms to 10 o’clock.
Admission—Children, 5e; Adults. .
sALE IN BOTH STORES: . 4......
513.515 min at. Stamford; ’ 33 So. Main on, so. Nomlls.
Examine our slittsat $15 and you will find fabrics of unusuaII
goodness. styles being of the handsome and newest patterns brought l
out this season. . . . ,
They are produced with care and attention usually given to‘only
The cases of James Grace, whose fa.
ther complained some days ago that.
he had been mistreatlng him, come up
again before Judge E. M.Lockwood in
the Norwaik police court and was
continued for four weeks more. The
father and son live alone in Ward
street.
nIe 1C. Richard. Mary A. Corey, Eliza-
liclli A. lJlirgsn. C‘. It. Annett, Joseph.
inc Smith, Julia Smith._,Grace L. Hur-
ley, Edith lelk, Elisabeth Peters. A.
F. Sherman, E. l.. Porter, Lucie K.
Sherman. E. ii. Townsend, E. Wilson,
Miss C. C. Sullivan. Ella I... Baldwin,
Marion F. liutts. May 0. Wendell.
WmfP. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores. .
”Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. Sdflorwa‘}
as
O
D
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Best of Order Will Always Be
Milntained.
—Pallitma Hats. O‘Brien. THE HATCH & BAILEY CO Mary 1.. Smith. Mrs. J. lIiII Chase. Mr.
__ . -. . -. ' and Mrs. L. 11. Matt as. Wayne
“Hard Udhs‘ 30° doz' 0mm" b” i ° Swnl‘Iz, Edith .1. Norton. Elizabeth A.
ere were three automobile pal-tics ' Norton, Olive DePreatou Miller.
at the Hotel Clifford, yesterday includ-
ing G. A.,Ii‘uvershiim and E. M. Le-
feherie, cnronte from New York to
Boston and Captain Aiming J. Smith
and Wilson Marshall, of Bridgeport,
and Dr. C. L. Banks. D. M. Reed and
party from Bridgeport.
—Sportsmen in general: Rowing
Skins. 11-foot. :15; 14-foot, :25; ill-1
foot, $28. Install a one h. p. motor at
$36, salt water complete, and‘yon have
‘ a motor boat at $60. That takes your
Bridgeport; J. M. i’owars. Grace P.
Salisbury. 1.. P. Manson, 1;. C. Mohi,
S. E. Swindells. Margaret 1“. Ryan.
'Miss Holmes. Strntt'ord: R. S. linell, ,
John A. Ericson. Mlddletown; 0. E.
Cook, Springfield; .1. R. Perkins, Dali-
bltry; George B. Chandler, Rocky Hill;
Miss L. Goodrich, Miss S. V. Lowther,
Miss 141. Jackson. Miss L. Collins. Ev‘
erett C. Willard. Fred 8. Camp, Oscar
1.. Ilurdlck, Hawley ii. Chase, S. A.
Sammie. ll. F. Whitfortl. Stamford;
. The
Iiiilliiwi'illh‘lialilig
O . ,
Rank
is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming luoro popu-
lar every week.
SPECIAL MUSIC
on
MONDAY, THURSDAY AND ISATUR-
«slumber and 11111 Work for Everuihin'ao-
rliutiltil' IPIGGERY T011 PALACE.
Timber, shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, Iiiint coated
rooting paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. cash, blinds, interior house trim in
family, too. Catalogs, St. John's, DAY NIGHTS. Gear 9 C. ’l‘rncv, Anna L. Welchert,
South Norwalk. The rink Is open every afternoon Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy n" Mary3 A. Ford, Linda Holloway. Mur- the hi her-priced suits
~Latest College Caps, O’Brien. and evening. Hours—2 to 5 and 7:30 lng, turning, planing, shop jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln~ garet pom, ,1, Moss Ives, Dunbury; 3 '
Music at each session.
NASH a YOUNG.
Baseball
‘0" P- m. Rebekah T. Jones. Bethel; “.1. C.
Knowlton. New lluven; C. Morehousc,
Newtowri; M. L. Morehousc, Lelia
Serre. Ethel Ryan. Belle Kelley, Clerc
Iiiassett, Kitty Kellogg. Brookfield; H.
Frederick S. Ambler, of Norwalk.
will leave town Monday for Canopie
Lake, New Hampshire, where he will
conduct a circle swing business until
September. and will then go to the Ja-
drying facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
Would call particular attention to a “PECK SUIT" of excellent
Blue Serge, at $15.00. . , . .
Suits of exclusive fabrics hand-tailored by the best. Journeymen
Telephone 463.
Telephone 46-:
mestown Exposition. Mr. Ambler is A. Cosgrove. W. H. Nichols, Boston: tailors, $18 to $25. tr .5, . .
V I r I ~ _ ' ' . ' ‘ ‘
also interested m three other large in “gg‘JnfyeggfighzéhfihfiéHS’I' £3583, $12.00 will purchase here 3 Suit of good. stylish fabric and oxefi
swings. located at Chicago, Louisville,
Hazelton, Penn. Milford. I cellent. tailoring.
Mahsckemo—H. A. Sadtlel'. city; W.
I
Saturday. May I!
coal Notice.
“Loving is a painful thrill a " . . » ... " h It -‘ '
’ R. Ford, Waterbury; F; Goodchild, Just lecellcd, 1020 Negligee Shirts, the best ever a own '. n .
git):3(1)]Izzeigstigoi‘vetil‘psgigtiulliasitli“I ”01178"! Amusement Park ' . . . ' city; 15' A' Mason, Buffalo; 8' 0' BIIIXZ' town at 50s- I A: .
To love and not be loved again," The Norwalks If you are not satisfied With the last Coal you bought, try a ton fighfigw Qiifié‘i' Gigée-I’I-st-L‘I’I’Idamnh “‘7 . ,_ .. I
13113231,figmf‘ficgfifiouzaivnbfig?‘ ~ vs- ‘ «» from us. Have ju'st‘i‘eccided a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and p. Murrpy Bridgeporf‘ Mrs. - 119...; l “a ' " i.“ i“ :’ ‘ '
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’Plulsted's Drug Store. EASTERN COLLEGE TEAM range, which is the best mined. figgefiem‘0§i:§::e;NMrf- ugnyifegigi , . . 3*
The Epwortli League of the Norwalk OF NEW YORK. 308,1)“. F F Aiil'kncr‘ ii‘ M Ounces. I I . .’
Methodist Church will celebrate the THE HARRIS &G ANS MPA v Y. .’ ,gss'Sconem 'mmugm 1.. 13'. . _ . - «
23:11 Siggiégl‘iirymof é‘hfibfffindmg,“ Krlodlor. of Brooklyn, will , kopmgn'l‘mw Haven:'W. 0, Hampton, I ; .0 .’
e a u even 03 "Oh for 1110 NOPWIIKS ‘ N. Y..; Frank Barston. Springfield: . ‘ ‘»
service. The League will hold its rc- p ’ ‘ . ’ 't d' J hn ' .
Euler devotional'service at 6:30 and at -——-——---M--——~—v-«———-—* Tel 450‘ . 58 Water Street. 3,1231“)Ngwngiz‘enfisJHWJm’ F. Sed— CLOTHING 0' THE RIGHT 3037' 13 .
,f . . .
ThBTimelliMiiheYliul’Will
7:30 will go in e. body to the auditor—
ium when the pastor, the Rev. Frank
D. Torrey, will deliver an address on
“The Up to Date Epworthian." The
quartette and chorus of the church
have prepared a special musical pro-
gram for the occasion, and the song
service is one in which ‘all may parti-
ker, city, and 86 school teachers from
the teacher’s convention.
STAMFORD MAN DEAD.
STAMFORD, May 10.~S‘tewart. W.
Smith, son of the late Charles Stew-
art Smith. of New York, dled at his
home here today, aged 56 ‘years.
Lockwood'si Hail
Norwalk
Commencing May 8th. ‘
MON., WED. AND SAT.
EVERY WEEK.
THE E. W. BRADLEY CO.
48-50 Wall Street, Norwalk‘.
» . moss)!»- . _
cipate. The local chapter of the Will Exhibit the Edison Model Klne- . , . .‘ ~ . Stbmach tumble was the cause 0, m, ‘ I ‘ ”a ' i 7‘ .
Epwortb League has had a prosperous , toscope. - . t e n. of . ' . " ‘ ' . V i '
yea; iIdehit inviIt‘er; all who are lilteIr- All New Miovlngdsztures and lllustrat- ls When you are In gOOd health . and 2§§‘%M¥;pf"g;§,e}vefi £323,350“, 0““ , . ~ .
es n . 9 war or young peope o e rigs. .. - ' ° - - ' h N w , . 0
attend this annual celebration. Illustrated Songs Rendered by able to detflrmlne What 'dlSpOSItlon $3; §{§$L§”§,?1%mo:f§,£2: Zane. ' " . l i ' ‘
Charles Thles.
Prices—Matlnoos, 5c. and 1°C; even-
ings, Sc, 10c and 20c.
Hoard—2230 and 8:15.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
-—Caps. Caps, Gaps. O'Brien.
At an early hour this morning it be-
came apparent that a. circus was in
town“ The streets showed Ithe regu-
. lotion clusters of toy balloons, whips
and whistles. Soon the paraphernalia
was carted from the trains at the de-
pot to the Baxter grounds. and as the
animals » proceeded downt the street
they were followed by it large crowd.
The faklrs and show followers ware
also apparent on the streets. Special
arrangements had been made by the
police looking to maintaining order in
.. the city and the result was very good.
-—Crofut a Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
member of the firm of Smith, Hogs
and Company. He leaves anidowiand
one son. . . . . I, . . I
“ AND FLAT FISH. HARD cRAas. too .Doz.; LARGE Lone ,oLAMiI.
EUREKA LODGE MASQUEIRMADE. - . .
Eureka Rebekah Lodge held a very
enjoyable masquerade dance at. Odd
Fellow’s ‘all, in Washington street,
last eve‘ g. There were‘about 125
in attendance and they formed a very
my party. During the evening, re-
freshments ware served. The affair
was in ,eherge'of the lodge entertain-
ment. conimittec. of which Mrs. IWil«
lialn Brown is chairman.
ENTERTAINED TEACHERS.
Mrs. William A. Pryor entertained
WEAK Elsa. 10¢: Ls; capitol-l AD,‘ 10°. Ls. BLUE, com-Rumor
you would like to make of your. prop-
erty." Name “ " . '
TheSo. Norwallr
Trus t Company.
as your executor and, every provision
‘ \
OPENED, 30c or. LIVE Lose-rails. ALL AnawED TODAY. 3 .. wt '
guild’s Blithe
. SHEET MUSIC.
SATURDAY ONLY.
10c A COPY.
I’d Like to Know Your Address and
Your Name, Without a Wedding us,“
Just. Because I Love You So, are
Theo Weill My Old Kentucky, My
Marrlticcia. Yen Can't. Give Your
Heart to Somebody Else, And a Little
Child Shall Lead Them, He’s a Cousin
of Mine, and 100 others.
time ago that Mr. Shawls nego-
tiating tor the Hoyt place “that avo-
nue. opposite St."PIIlI'I 0 rain
Councilman Charm "'1: section'-
There was a report around Norwalk‘
. this morning to the effect that "High-
wood," the residence of Mrs. Schuy-
Ier Hamilton. has been sold to J. G.
SATURDAY 00] 15M AN, S , lit IUVrBOnB‘yeBteig‘danytIgl Armstrongt Pheltpii 'tlfkeg'tiiignzg’ 31:1“: fig}: {gum}, my. w“ pug I1:1»aistIIIIIIIIIIsInp.13;
~ 1 c r and so urban , o 0 anti 3’ 0 men V0!” erm . - oaesoonitodu .. stock. I)!
, CHOCOLATIO. Of" your W111 W111 be falthfully 9x9“ the Danbury State Normal School. Stokes intends to es “811““ “mm" fullyln “It It per h’ , .ai .~
“ " ' NIW. 070'“ i , , . Later. through the courtesy of Mrs. retreat there. it was learned upon III Mart”, I.v i“ I .1.
WLWW'OWILL'°°“'°NATION 10 North Main St. South Moi-walls outed ‘ ' . ‘ Oohilrnf‘i'hey were shown Dr. Coburn‘ii Investigation that Mr. Stokes has not pf a” molar: m. "' z. .,
‘ . "CONNOR DNIIM-i' Apsnt for A. G. Ipsidlng’s I ' . - rare and valuable collection of tin- nvcu been negotiating for the prop- .h“ p... up. MW .
W 1.... “I“ W“ .. W‘Wmfl'fl M J .... .. ‘ usual......-E-,_.......W lulushamiailnllttielsnm must, ‘ W... , ‘
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