Got 11 Piano Certificate with 3
every purchase. 1It will cost 1-
" you nothing.
F. A. LANE
' Confectionery
and Pushy
51 Washington Street
DRAIN W8“
WEATHER FORECAST.
rat—ow-
For Norwalk and vicinity: Filir,
with continued mild temperature to-
night and Friday. A long ridge of hit-ill
pressure extending along the Atlantic
coast. is producing pleasant weutlior
east of the Mississippi river. From
the Mississippi river westwui'd to the
Pacific coast the pressure is low, and
much cloudy weather prevails with lo-
cut ruins. The temperature is mild in
all sections. Conditions flth' for
tllis vicinity fair weather withvslightly
higher temperature.
If yolrwnnt fish for tomorrow rend
Cutbill‘s ndv. in this issue,
Miss Sadie Cstbernll and Charles
Cutternll, of Broad River. are gut-sis of
friends in Ridgelild for 11 t’cw (1111's
-Smclts. 16c 1b., at New Ymk Mur-
ket
Oliver S. Stanley. of Main street,
Nornwik, is attending the Auton‘lohile
show, in Madison Square Garden, to
day. 1
Ml's.1 Cousins nnd daughter. Miss
Clara Cousins, 01' Main street. Nor-
wulk, are spending a week with friends
in New York.
Now is the lime to buy cool. You
can get the best egg, stovi1 or nut cool
for. $6. 25 per 1011 111 B lleisllflvld &
Son (1on y.11rd
-—-Hous11holdl goods {or sale cheap
at 20 l-iavilalld stmet. For particulars
rend today‘s advertisements.
The prices on suits and ovcl'conts
have fallen considerable lit the store
of Joseph Davis. Ills mlv. will tell you
more about prices, etc.
Funeral Director George 1i. Roy»
iilond. of Noruwlk. has gone to Rose
‘Hlil Cemetery. N. .l., today, with the
remains of George in Taller.
‘ Willldm Fitzroy, who was arrested
yesterday for being intoxicated, paid It
fine of $3 and costs imposed by Judge
Joseph R. ’l‘uyl01',1tliis morning.
~Come and see the Boy Wonder at
the Auditorium. tonight.
Dr. J. G. ‘xregory, of the Executive
Committee of tho Norwnik Hospital
Association, is ill receipt of a check
from Harry Gmyson Martin. of New
York, for $100, through George F. But»
terworth.
Miss Roy Oxle-y. of New York city,
attended the funeral of Mrs. .IilIlIt 110111
1111111, yesterday afternoon, and is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
William .l‘_ Brown, of 18 Holden pluco,
Norwnlk. ,
Walter 1.. Winters, of Staten lslnnd.
iv. Y., spent'l‘uesduy with friends In
Norwulk. Archie. Walterliouse. of N01
walk ielurned home with him Tues-
duy evening, and returned to Norwalk
1' 11st111d .lv
—~Steuk 0011.129“ lb. ., ill New York
Market. .
Robert Rulsion, of Norwalk, is mak-
ing 11 numliel of improvements 111 the
A. 0. 11. ball building, in Wall street,
Norwalk, owned by Michael ltutclil'ord.
Jones &1 llotclikiss are also doing con-
siderable new plumbing work there.
The drum corps of Court Narruk,
Foresters of America, paraded about
Norwulk and south Norwnlk. last
evening, with a. banner advertising
their bull to be held this evening. The
corps presented a pretty sight with
their nutty new uniforms.
George Colcs. of Norwalk. was nine—
ed under arrest. last evening, about
11:20 o’clock, by Othcer Charles Page.
charged with intoxication. Colcs wus
in Wall street, making himself a uni-
sance.1 In court this morning he plead-
ed guilty, and Judge L01 kwood sen-
tcnced him t9 thirty days in jail to
allow him to s or up.
——-Comé mamas the Boy Wonder at
the Audit'orlu tonight.
The ladies of the NOlWllIk Congre~
national Church held a regului week-
ly prayer ”earlobe ‘ycstmdny afternoon
:11 3 .‘ocldbk, in the Sunday school
mom of the church. The meeting was
111111 attended and Mrs. James ’1‘ H1111-
boll was lb‘d’dér of the seiv.ico Next
week the" 1111111111 will have it sewing
bee during the utteriioon.nn11 this will
be followed by a supper ior the mem-
bers oIily.‘
This evening pt 7: 45 o’clock, the
south Norwalk Congregational church'-
will hold its annual business meeting
Reports of the year's work will be
presented by all the various organize.
tions or the church through their
presidents or secretaries. The clerk of
the church will ulso present his re-
port, The. members of the church
have been strongly, urged to he pres-
11111 as several iibporiant matters are
to come up at the meeting,
.Red Cross Cottons,‘
Bandages, Surgical Supplies
million-Powell Corporation.
, 9- .pmc‘rlpuon Dracula“ 1
South Norwalk
Double Disk Records.
7 We Write Burglar
Insurance?
LET US WRITE YOUR.-
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
- TEL- 10".
' 74 Washington street. 80th Norwalk.
HoT 301311
BAXTER’S,
11110511130111":
v
‘1 Launch Works.
Bout Frames set up and ready to
plank. ,
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
‘ by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. Normal]:
Mrs. Mary [new is ill Ill her home 111
linvilund street.
The .lnllunry White 1111111 ptill contin-
ues at C .l. M11117. & (,o.‘ s.
Mls. (illulles l.)11vls 111nlillus ill, tit
her home in Main stl'oct. Norwulk.
”Come and sec the iioy \l’onder at
the Auditorium, tonight.
CnptuinJ T. Plowitt, oi’ Mnin sticet.
Norwulk, is ill New Yoik city today.
on business. ’
Everything ill the line of fresh fish
ill. Silcox 1! V1111 Scoy's market. Read
the adv.
The Connecticut Company 111111 11‘
force of men 111, work. today, rcplncing
the old switch lit the corner of Main
uud Wall street. with a now one. The
tongue of the old 'switcli wuu recently
broken in hnii'.
. FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER
'AND
GAS FITTING. 1
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
‘ and Zinc.
50 South Main Street, .
So. Norwnlk, Conn.
rum-s ON EXHIBITION.
-——-—-
W0rk to Better Thingc‘ln South Nor-
1wnlk Well Under- Way.
The various“ plans and pictures
which have been gnthelod up by Chair
mun Thomas 1. Raymond and the sub—
committees on the new City Hall have
been placed in the windows of Busted" s
drug store 111111 11111. attracting much
attention.
A huge i‘l 111111111 picture representing
It suggested civic center for South
Norwnlks has been a source oi! much
speculation. The only portion of the
picture which can be idcntlfled is the
Soldiers‘ Monument in the center. it.
consists of u lurge photograph of the
square upon which 1;. large number 01‘
public buildings have been placed. pic-
selltlng a vorv handsome idea]
A building suitable for 11 City- Hall
hill-l boon placed on the large area in
front of the it & (l corset works. 011
the Nash corner stands 11 building rep.
resenting 11 Public Library. Still un-
ot‘licr building 1111a been placed on the
spot near the house of Di'.‘Siowo.
The streets have been widened out
and the various nrcus’surroundlng the
buildings filled in ltttrnctlvoly with
trees.
rdl flooding
on down North “Main
Our clothes always satisfy!
making buying worth while.
'7 WALL
PAPERS
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
All Gl‘hdes
Crockery. Glassware, House Furnish-
ing Goods, Psillters' Supplies English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
graph Co.’ 3 Talking Machines and
Music on both
indestructible Cylinder
sides, 651:.
Records, 350.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONEICONNECTION.
,We 91ve.tho 8. d. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
Meat 'Tand I
ProvisiOns
sen.
made daily.
F. KARL,
711 NORTH MAIN STEBET
Phone 445.
TO UNION MEN
We do not belong .to the Manufnctur-
ers‘ Association and have not taken
the Labels out but are selling
NOTHING BUT UNION MADE
CIGARS WITH THE LABEL
COLEMAN’S
.NEw a cross
10 North Main 81. 1 South Norwaik
Agent‘for A. G‘. Spaidln‘u ’n
Try them.‘
10% Discount on -
Fresh Frunki‘urters and Sausage ‘
joyluu 'her 111.111- visit 101111111 1'-,ountr_1 I
and was enthusiastic ill her ndnlii 11111111
of 11111 lurinynrd. "Just look lit the
cliii'licus-" silo cxciullncd in ocslucy.
"they're all running 111101111 ruw."~l.ou-
don Opinion.
street. as for us the eye run see me
public buildings on ouch side of the
street.
it certainly presents a. very uttrnc
,tlvo civic center. Most people when
they look at it lull to incognito it One
that she was vely sure it was one of
the public squares in the city of Wilalb
ington. it certainly looks like some-
thing of the kind.
in addition to this pic'tule a large
number of plans uuggnstcd for the City
Hull Building 111in also been placed
in both of the drug sto: 11 windows.
The Whole 111-11111111;- ls suggestive of
public ilnprovomcits which would (91-
tuinly make u that beautiful and nix
tract live. The men who am doing this
work cvldcntlyl believe in South Nor
walk ‘und its (111111111.
The Nutmeg Club will hold 111 High
1111' meeting, this evening, at its quar-
ters in Norwnlk.
Leslie Sutthliund was given a sur-
print1 party. lust running, at his home
111 Boldcu avenue, which pr'ov ed it film
tinlo l'oi all present.
W. In. Smith a former Norwuik
young mun who learned the jewelers'
tindo hero hits filed it voluntary peti
RED TAG PRICES
Overcoats an.___d Suits
Red Tags are the most powerful trade magnets in this town! The splendid business
our Red Tag Sales attract proves it! Our values are invincible! Our styles always lead!
Our bargains are always snapped. up eagerly! If you 11111111
a handsome new suit or overcoat. NOW is the time to get the best for the least money
Men’s Suits Reduced
'i‘lie litilo (111111 of the slums was cu- I
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lion iii bankr‘nptcv n1 Seymour Conn.
lady was heard to rework yesterday,
NOTICE
. PHARMACY
Is' Ndw Open
Any person holding prom-1‘
which were filled previous to 11111 store
cloning cull 1‘1ch 141111111 filled 1.1111,. mm!
on.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
THE. PRESCRIPTION stone,
Telephone Cali, 15-2.
$ioSUITS..;...... ......... $6.85 U$zoSUITS........ ..... . ...... $14.85
$12 and $13.50 SUITS ...... $9. 85 $25.SUITS ...... ...... . ..81885
$15 and $16 SUITS“ , . “$10.85 $30 SUITS ........".. ..... 9 ..... $22.85
$18 SUITS ..... ............... $13. 85 1.
ALL SIZES, 34 to 44 CHEST. a
Overcoats Reduced
$10 OVERGOATS ........ .$7. 85 $18 OVERCOATS . ........... $12.85
$13. 50 OVERCOATS .......... $9 85 $20 OVERCOATS ....... . . . . $14.85
$15 OVERCOATS ....... 1 ..... $10. 85 $25 OVE RCOATS. ......... $17. 85
The way we have reduced prices on all oi our suits. reefers 5nd overcoats for boys
shows our determination to make a clean- cut clearance of stocks on hand. Tile saving-s
Rogers & Stevens
14 South, Main Street
--=-
"Now. girls, 1 wunl you nil to take
pain-1' 11nd pcncil, and write down the
11111111111 oi your fltVOI‘Ilt' hymns."
I’nllno. interrupted by 11 piping
voice: “P11111119, teacher. ls it their
surnnnlcs of their ("hristiun homes
“'11 :11111 to si1}df"—7-uindonNews.
1“.”
A-
v
9 1111511 ut the mice ot second- -cluss;
is for good and sufficient ronsons.
perhaps.
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vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvva
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Picssc'lnkc this Incl to heart:
1111.1 dr-stciiisn nitk',l1's food for youlself.oranliunl,111-111111111111;
quality than to buy on inferior quality for n few suppers less——
Qunllt1 is” our 111st consideration. Our prices 1111.1 as low
on possil1l1n1onslstent with legitimnIe merchandise, thuts lower
illnn othcls would charge—it they had it.
Buy Oats That: Glenn.
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By no possible 11111111111 can one
if they are cheap, so-cnllcd. it
it. will pay you to buy our
MANUEL Touo HATCH.
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vvvv'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'
Mullet, “called bass,
Whiting, 1’ .1. I .
,Frostiish“
TELEPHONE-108.
11 it
Means more thou the $60
means a good habit formed.
Baseball and Sporting Goods
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II
called Bos-
POIIOCk, ton Blues,
Newfoundland Herring, the best, So lb
Pike, Weak, Salmon, Halibut, Eels, Smelt, Stesk Cod, Spanish
Mackerel, Haddock, Whole Cod. Long Clams, 30c qt.
Escallops, Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
'Cutbill’s «Bridge Fish LMarket.
RR R MRNIH SAV ‘
IRE SRIIIH NRRWAIK IRRSI L‘R.
ASSETS—A MILLION DOLLAR5.
71: lb
81: lb
. . . ._ 6c lb
.10c lb
runs DELIVERY.
at the end of the year-it
Savings Deposits Invited.
Telephone Call 632-2
. the tender period oi hum-m “Y‘t‘ ““Ill
'ports, a decrease bl’
All Good; Delivered Free of Charge.
IIIIIII III Will SIRIEI.
\VALL STREET; lit]! :1 lli.-——l’l‘l
cos of stocks nlorcd both 111111111115 111111
downwui‘ds In 111.1 opt-1111111 111111111111.»
11111 the changes wero IIlSIEIllIII 1.1111 11111
dealings on A 111-1'1 Sill: 111 111 1 A I‘lM'
of ">11 in iIrin wus 1111 1.1. 1 11 «011111.11
shown.
WALL STIll'Di-Z". ll 11. 111 .\'onc 1'11!
the lending sloi' ks 1111111.] 111 ”1:11..
their opening lil‘lii‘, 1111- 1111 11131. 1111111111..
mostly to the minor 111111111 Aft:-
wnl'ds Norfolk 11nd \Yi‘b‘lt‘ll‘t .111d “'1
cousin Central declined .1 111111111. 1
S. ltcnlty. American 111.111 .1115 Imztllzv
Did. ulid Distillt'i's‘ 1411:1111-1111-11 11'» 1
marked up 11,13 nud- lurch-1,1111% 111 1
Nashville, 11111 Toll-do, .111 Hulls 111
Western stocks. Alilmu'un 1‘1-1 pill. 11:1: 1
Westinghouse Ell't‘ll‘lt' l 11» 11.3.. I “
S. Express broki- 111-1'1 111111111
11'A1.1.'srunn'r, N1111111~~1 III‘IIIIIIKI 111
the Rock lsluud stocks 111111110 mun
active. the preferred l'ls‘lllu 11m piliiifs
The general list wns slilni'ls‘lt und 1:.
different. "B’NIS 11111-11 11111-1 ‘
. \\' ALL STREET 1 i1 111 with-111
stocks generally 11111-1 sill-'1, 11111111111 '11
1111 advance of 11 point in 1'1‘1'11 Stun .
Steel, but tlu1 111111 11111111 to 1119111
any‘ demand 1111 11111 lltli‘J': 11d 11111111,..1
stocks.
PflPlIIIR IMHSIMENIS
HOIT’F‘S 'l‘lil-JATltli.
New acts opening 11111111 111 How.
Theatre. Include the pit-:1 \llllllels ,
the laughing show 1111 11101011111 11.1..
Ribbon Trio. producers oi miith .. 11
music: May Tindo and 1111 Thump.
John 81.1.0111: tho 11111111 5111111 11111.1 ,
Mack and Dugul in Grit 's Thanks-111..
his: Ray Murlily and motion piciui .
”MW 5 l
CHILD LABOR CONFERENCE.
CHICAGO, .lnn. 2i.~«i’li>'siciii 111111
social evils growing out 111' the 11111
llIOymcntcf. childl'cu us 111111.111 chi-11.1 .
WEN) set. for 1113111 151111111 11111111 the fifth
annual conference or 111:1 Natiin 11
Child Labor Comlullloi- 111111111111 tod 11
tor a three days‘ session. (his aim 111
the session is to 1111111111 t'ollgl‘ess 1.
{‘l'fiflto n chfld labor lilllt'llll, “hhi‘h
shall rellledy evils now «sistillgfi
America lead the world in 010111111111-
the hardships of lingo 11:'11111115,"\\,-,,
the slogan of the opening >11 ssion
“...”
GERANY’S REVENUE.
BERLIN, J8" 2l. ___Th.i (1\'|10l‘l illlll
mum” trade a! (111111111111 for 1008 lit.
cording to estimates lmst‘ll 0“ m“ I”“'
vnilillg prices or 1907- ““numm W
82184 5011000 in 11111101“ “"M‘ “ “
decrease of 560 25011110 IlSl‘l‘llomIn “m
n 0‘ I0 I, TIII ‘ ‘ ‘\
gur s and I ”4‘ 7511 000. P11-
cious metals are included in these in.
urea. The final 011101111 “we“ wm “'
duce these totals 1'0“““9"',bl,"
THE CLIFFORD
Mons
11110115143.
Blank 1300115 and
11111 issuance 013500 000. 0110 worth oi
- "Hills for the completion of tho P111111-
111361: f rm: '1
A Suit or Overcoat
At our sale price is within reach of every man.
Great Values! Low Prices!
Suits at $4. 89; that were $12.00 and $15.00
$18.00 Suits for $12.89
$20. 00 and $22. 00 Suits for $15.89
$25.00 and 928.00 Suits for $19.89
Overcoats at Same Pl’lces
Great Markdown in Shoes and Rubber Boots
Handkerchiefs at 4c each
Socks at 7c; that were 12 1- 2c
——-1---MANY OTHER BARGAINS——
PriCe’ 3 Clothing Store,
981Washington St. PHONE 15.1.5. South Norwalk
8111AMM0ND'S SHOULDERR, per 111.. 8c
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR $1. 00
I
1' 111111119. 3111‘ lb. . ........... .....10c 11 (‘niis Coin .............. ....251:
11111111111, pt‘i‘ 1b.. ............ ...10C .5 (.1111: String Beans ...— ..... .251:
"1 111.1%. Prunes ..... ......... 256 3 Calls l‘cus ...... ....255
3111-11. l’l'llucs ............... 25c (‘liuiik l’iluuipplo, per cull ......JOc
1.‘ 1'11 Figs ........... . ......... 25c 2511 111111111 lieinz Pickles .......19o
l1‘lililil11 und Novel ()rnngcs, Apples, SWUPI, Potatoes, Celery, Lettuce and
“11111101110115. 1
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWA‘LK.
‘6 1 I I, I ,9
, Peacemaker
11 The nest FLOUR C... the market at the
Lowest Price. Satisfaction or money re-1
funded.‘ Try a bag. It tells its own story.
ASK YOUR 011001111 For. IT,
leddo and Old Company 3 Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
CrOss Creek and Upper, Lehigli
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
N0. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered In cellar
RAYMOND_ BROS
Diaries 1909
WILLIAM 11 111111119
BOOK AND STA TIONERY STORES 1 1
6 SOUTH MAIN STREE;
'. souru uonwn‘tk.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
PANAMA CANAL soups.
WASHINGTON, .luu. 21.-—Soon 111‘-
11-1- Senator Hopkins returns to Wash
1111111111 the committee on inter-oceanic
1 holds nil] take up his bill authorizing
THE ANTIQUATED TOLLGATE
(Philadelphia, Press.) 1
rue dist toll turnpike w e
llsllcd in England in 1346.. This was
under the reign of Ed 11rd 1H,”; néiu‘b
11.1311 years before the isdovery of. the
Ameiicun continent. 11.1 is I: develop
11mm. of the civilization at the Middle
Ages and was extended in time iron
England to Scotland, nelson and th
American colonies. -‘ ,
Scotland and irelaud abdiigiied 11111
tollgstcs and made their highways fit
vents ago England passed an '
1111 (‘nnnlfi Hislreturn will depend 1111-
1111 11111 duration or his fight in lllinols
1111 his seat He has expressed 11 de-
*““ in be present, when the bill Is 11n-
1111 considbl‘atiou, and Senator Kit-
lil'tlc.rl1:1li‘nlnn of the committee. has
”Wired him thutt his wish 11111 111‘ putting its toll roads in1 the bands 1 "
91111111911, of trustees to‘ wind them up gradui ‘ -
——-—-~———-~——1—.- She had. many thousands of 111
WILL ADDRESS LABOR MAss They constituted the chief roads 01. .1
MEETING. country and exists everywhere. I
(let ‘the operation 111' the act the
111111 turnpikes were reduced 111
insignificant number; years '11,:-
we doubt if there is now a I'
toll road on the island of G‘leuti )' 11
Most of the American states}
herlted the English ‘1011‘ 1'an
have discarded it. 1111 P11
’1 mass meeting has becll boiled to
111' held at 11151011111, Faneilll Hall Bos-
ton, under the auspices of the Ameri-
“Hn Federation of Labor and the BOS-
Hm Control Ilsbor Union to Dl‘otést
"schist the sentence of Judge Wright
upon Samuel Gomnors, John Mitchell
nud Frank Morrison of the American
I‘vdcrutlou of Labor, In the ceIellrntcd
injunction cnso Among “)0 speakers
announced for the meeting is R1111.
i‘1-l1111les S. Macfsrlnnd, of the South
\orwnlk Cbngregntioual chulcli The
'oll1111 speakers announced Include both
lll'Omineni iabor‘ men and» men in pub:
scenccs of the fourteenth c1
tux the people.
The drowning mun
ulnuteur photograph
"Help. help!" The p 0
ed his cameia. “1111115.
said. “Hold 111111411911
1" “it! from various Dfll'ls 0f ”19
country Plain Dealer.
Norwalk Chronicler