PIANO
Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase. it will cost
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
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NINA! N W3
Special sale of sheet mllsi ctolnor-
low at liriggerman's.
.\lr. Coach. of Ridgefield. is spend-
ing the day in Norwaik on business.
-—-Canes. Canes. O‘Brien.
John A. Osborn. of West avenue.
spent yesterday ill New York city on
business.
Read what Joseph Davis has to say
about the Benjamin clothing Ill his
adv. today.
if you don‘t believe the Roger Lud-
low in tile best We cigar made. try
one. and be convinced.
---Euriy June Peas, 10c grade, tic can.
F. D. Lawton & Co.
At the Price clothing store you will
find stylish suits from $10 to 828 to
suit all tastes and all pocketbooks.
Better read the adv.
Mrs. John H. Ferris. Mrs. (‘harles
E. Ferris, Mrs. Sarah Upson and Miss
. . . , cr, . . ‘
Wetfl'lli’dllgyilhNsrifegfnégnu?i;9 g 8:33.? um, yesterday afternoon. for treat- it is “llonnle Outs." During our fifteen yours of business we have It would be The W rk WIII be done by Expert TINNERS,
l‘lorldn r In a) ' ment. Judge licnry W. Gregory, or always sold strain ofhbgb situldurd and full wright and have maintalll- It II III P .
' the. probate court, issued the tempqu Pd overuse lowest prices for equal selections. - 8 e a e rice.
—liard Crabs. 30c doz. Cutbill's.
Alfred Saunders, who is employed in
tile W. C. Butt shoe facwry in Brook-
ly,n has returned to his home on
Chestnut Hill avenue, as the. factory
gas closed. owing to the. lack of or-
era.
Mrs. J. Gibson Whitehead has rent
ed two of her cottages at harbor View
Beach for the season——The Poplars
cotage to M. Rowall. of New York, and
THE so
WEWRI'I‘E
1: Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
TEL. 1am.
74 Wuhlnqtort stmt. scuth Norwalk.
': IT IS POSSIBLE FOR VOU TO LIVE
WITHOUT TAKING
I} Baxter's Sulphur and Cream of
Tartar Lozenges
1: BUT YOU WON‘T LOOK A8 HAND.
' SOME.
. l
I
I.
moansou's
I Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwaik
£10an a. MONROE
House Mover
liuildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery alld steam boilers placed
ill position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt—
ly attended to. General contracting. P.
0. our 733, South Norwalk.
If you are interested Ill good outs
read Manuel ’1‘. llatch's adv.
Attorney James T. Hubbeli is ill at
his home in Quintard Place, today.
Twenty-five cent chocolates tomor-
row ut the Stillsolrl'owcll (‘orporu-
lion.
-liard Crabs, zinc doz. (‘utbiil's.
At. Coleman's tomorrow there will
be the regular sale of sheet music. The,
adv. will give you the price,
There were present. at today‘s coir
It‘i‘t‘llt‘e i-‘ornlcr Mayors lice and
Christian Swnrtz and Dr. Macrarland.
—-l.atest in Soft liats. O'Brien.
lsuac Bentley. oi llelden venue, was
committed to the Westport Sanitari-
ary coulmittment papers.
A special meeting of the town board
of school visitors will be. held this
evening at. the high school building Ill
West avenue, for the purpose of coil-
siderlng the estimates or the various
school districts.
-—-Lobstcrs, lSc lb. (‘lltbill‘s
A. F. Becktnann & (‘.o, are otterin...
you some. tempting grocery speciaisr
Have You Got Your
SPRING SUIT?
Just what you want in a Spring Suit is here. " It may
be one of the new high-color fancy suits. in strikingly
handsome stripe effects, or a quiet gray mixture. or solid .
blue or gray. We have all the new colors and exquisite
shades. and can hit your idea exactly.
I
As for style and fit. there are no other suits in town .
that approach ours in these details. And our values are
well known as the best obtainable for the money.
\
Spring Overcoat: and Raincoats. Spring Furnishings.
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
\
t
and Spring Hats for men. ‘ \
Spring Clothes, Hats and Furnishings for boys and
l. . e if
h .
children. i
14 South Main Street Telephone Call 682-2
ABOUT OATS.
"tints" nowadays is ill-t vague us to ask for Butler.
Soml‘ eggs are fresher than others, some putter sweet-
Till-re is always a brand that is “In-st. ' in Data
To ask for
Eggs or It‘luur.
some flour flncr.
Quality First, Last and All the TM".
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horst- l-‘eed "For the Land's Sake" Use Bowker's Fertilizers.
Bonnie Dairy FH‘tI
llunnio Poultry Mush
llonnil- Little ("hick Food
Iloutllu Scroll-hint: Pct-ll
W“”WO
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THESMILE LAST
CHERRY canons
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
If you knew as much
about a
Cadillac
as is known. by every
Cadillac owner. then
“A Cadillac for
Yours”
F. E. Lockwood
fore we guarantee it to you.
Phone 165-5
All Vi , , . in their adv. today. They have it {till . , .a
Brown.” cottage to Mls. Simpson and complete “HP 0.! (Nah, up to ”w & Company Are you read). if not. enter
__ ht i‘l II C iblll' minute aloccries. wines and liquors ~
Lo 8 ers. ‘0 J‘ "‘ 5' and the prices are right. licticr l'i'RiI ‘
39 WALL STREET, NORWALK
Read the mllllnery offerings in the
adv. of (‘ I. Mlntr. and Company. Ev-
erythihg in the line of hats. ribbons
ilowers. fruits. ctt will be found
there anti the. priccs are astonishing
l_\ low. llo it now.
Wilbur Smith. game warden. gave
a very interesting illustrated lecture
:_l lllc Northwest school. Winnlpauk.
ycstcl‘tltty afternoon. his subject being
"Birds." it proved to be a big one
rose. and the attendance was large.
-—-Full line Caps. O'Brien.
The monthly meeting of the Bartlett
Class. of the South Norwalk Baptist
(‘ lunch. will be held this evening. One
of the featules of the evening will be
a debate on the desirability or undo-
sirabilih of the consolidation of the
town.
Tile trolley wire broke down in front
of the residence of Dr. S. H. Hunting-
ton. in Main street. this morning. and
it sounded like the Fourth of July in
that neighborhood. Tne repair car
was sent for. and soon had the broken
wire adjusted.
—Goiden Pumpkin. ltlo' grade;
can. h‘. l). Lawton & Co.
Attorney John Keogh has gone. to
Bridgeport. today to represent Mrs. Ka-
trina Popp in her suit for divorce
against Daniel Popp. The. case. it was
understood. would not be contested.
The. wife bases her complaint on in-
tolerable cruelty and habitual Intemv
perance.
Tile annual meeting of the Christ-
Ian nldllstrinl League of the First M.
is). Church will be held this evening in
the parlors of the church. it is earn-
estly desired that all the members be
present, as the new pastor. Mr. Wal-
ters, is expected to be present and de-
sires to become acquainted with each
one.
—Lobsters. 18c lb. Cuthlil‘s.
Walter Arnold. Thomas Smith. Dud-
6c
1 ~ , . . . . . Contracts made to clean residences. Wh my ht be ddli hump... being is safe. After escaping more
icy Wilmot and tired Miller. of the the Public Market. and I‘Iillf‘ls and IflBAY IN WAll SIREEL. (ircuit Colllt. was discussing at a. le- 0 g .pu nga .
~ - .. churches. Offices- ““186 1‘00“”, etc. 119' 0r drivin a furniture van? dun era 0 a seriou character a. man
Norwalk trolley system went to Guns, the coal dealers. lg“! din“... m i\ew 30.1. .. mlsflpme. me. estimate on your Sprint! cleaning. 3 8 f s
Blidgepmt yesterday to bling over a
batch of open calms They had a run
through the snow. storm on the. way
back. While In the Park Cltv some oi
them visited places of interest. in
eluding the county jail.
. .. . . and Futon Pacific. Reading Kansas a! . h ' _ y . hould take it for ranted a'ladv '
Mrs. Edward W. Lockwood 13 cor in- :aglfgoglzid (3:221:91 w ‘Th‘, 531?: Texas and St. Louis &S ‘llll l'ruuclsco‘ H E’l'” nlisapplehensllon 0" ”t!!!“ NR‘“ :2: __.._.~...._-__.._...._. S Should support hglm in luxury? fig‘figeEbggogggga 23:11:15“ :é‘ldflgg
ed to her home in Meadow street. with it 0 ‘I‘ i t. 89 .n - '0 8) - mum“! “M large ”Mum” Dealings ILIll ads the of a soutlern .ln innate. TELEPHONE 6 2' Wh h ld b» t" . 1
till attack at blood poison. and also OIGEI‘ growth. A recent examination He came cast for his wiles sake and 53 Y 3 0“ *1 man 9 apoe ' CIVII War on the DEBBIOB 1‘0" W118.
the grip. Mrs. Lookwood in opening a
can of tomatoes recently. had the. min»
ioltuue of having the opener slip and
inflicting a painful gash in her hand.
Di. Bohannan is in attendance. No
serious results are looked for.
the adv.
Highway Commissioner Daniel lluu
lop hurl counted on starting the work
on the new Elm (lroyc street layout
this morning. but the weather prevent
ed. Thc city has already begun pay-
ing the damages. which Were awarded
alter the hearing some time ago,
‘—~l\ie.u‘s Clips. O'Brien.
HOTEL CLIFFORD ATTACHED.
Several claims Presented Against the
Hosteiry by ’Constabie Reynolds.
Attorney William A. (iriii‘in, .ir..
South Not-walk, acting for n number of
creditors of the Hotel Clifford. lute yes.
tcrday afternoon had an attachment
placed on the cute ilxtnres. license. li~
Q‘IOI’R. etc. to satisfy rt t‘lillm of $1.000
damages. The attachment was made
by John E. Reynolds. a constable of
the town of Norwalk. in behalf of the
employee of the hotel, and in satisfy
some small claims front business Illt'n
who had furnished supplies for the ho-
tel. The. claim of the help was for
8850; Erna Zimmerman. of Yonkers,
had one of $150 for liquor furnished,
and the Enterprise Bottling Works. of
Norwalk. had one of :20. although
they attached for $50. The. hotel was
dark. last night. as Landlord Charles
Reyneke had not yet made satisfac-
tory arrangements regarding the sub-
leasing of the, building to m1t-of~towu
panties. Attorneys Walsh and Hubbcil
are representing Mr. Reyneke. and it
is poesible he may file a petition ill
bankruptcy later.
Today several extra claims were pllt
in.. Keogh and Candce had Deputy
sheriff Samuel C. Ireland serve papers
on the proprietor ot‘ the hotel for a
3200‘ bill of M. Epstein, the grocer, and
for a 350 water bill of the city of
South Norwaik. Other claimants ill—
elude William B. Unholz. proprietor of
(if
. WHAT KIND OF AN “OFFICE"?
(Everybody s Magazine.)
Once upon a time a child who was
asked on an examination paper to de-
fine. a mountain range. replied. "A
paper at the Sheilicld Scientific School
at Yale. contained the question. “What
Is the office at the gastric juice?" And
the answer on one paper read:
"Tile stomach."
“Now. dear. tulle one of those pow—
William P. Beers’
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
‘ 6 SOUTH MAIN @REET,
SOUTH”IL NORWALK.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
LOBSTERS 18C 1])
Connecticut River Roe and Buck Shad
Steak Cod. Halibut. Spanish Mackerel. Eels. Flat. Srnelt. Salmon.
Herring. Bluefish. Rockaway Long Clams. 30c qt. Escal~
lops. 5pc qt. Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbiil’s" Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
Small Tide-ohms“ Invited
One Dollar Is Enough to Start a Savings Account in
IN SNNIH NNNWN K INNS! IN.
4% Compound Interest, Paid
of the United States
l lutlge Hollgll.
\\ AI. i. ST lily. lo ’I‘ ll): IO it ill. I’l‘.lcot
blinded law.
oi saw its advanced ill the opening; dcz-ll i
This law is perhaps ohscurelyw wor-d
inns. the gains teaching to :1 st. nunn- l
l i .ti l at of
titll traction in a number n: IIN' ,-..( mm“. ;1:s;n‘;:fnilnt[:§ dflNugerniiN Iii
'1 ‘ ' ‘anall‘ln I’ntiil r ~_ . . -
”H “mm, ( ( ‘ ( (W ' \"ll,'-' it is so totally misapprehended.~
\yl'l'c lcry small?
look a Fifth avenue house. There the
[lady plunged. as madly as society
‘would let her. into the Stit‘llll amuse-
moms oi“ the. season. On toward the
season's ehd she fell ill. and a physic-
but after examining llcr reported to
GET OUT OF DOORS.
Medical Record.)
' 'l‘rudeun's classic experiment points
its III the right direction. After lnoc
Englander
Bed Couch
COMFORTABLE—DURABLE. EASY
TO OPERATE. COMPLETE, WITH
GREEN DENIM MATTRESS AND
BOLSTER. SPECIAL THIS WEEK
$10.50
COR. WALL AND HIGH 8T3"
NORWALK, CONN.
F. A. MITCHELL
And Prepare.
GET READY I
PORT CHESTER. STAMFORD.
We Never Tolerate Eitaggera-
tions--What We Say We Mean
We buy Clothing which we can sell with the greatest
sincerity in representation. It is guaranteed to us and there—
i
Satisfaction means much to us. but more to you. I
Stylish Suits from $10 to $28”
TO SUIT ALL TASTES nun Pocxaraooxs. fit
Spring Furnishings, Hats.i“'~~« ’
Summer Oxfords in Colors to Please -
Price’s Clothing Store.
98 Washington Street
South Norwallc
Give Us Your Order Today for the saw TIN "
ROOF. Gutters. Leaders and Hot Air Pipes
for the New or Old Homeor Building?
‘ TINNING REPAIRS of All Kinds a Specialty.
INEINNIS N NNINNNISS INNIPNN .
17 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
NPPlNllliNliI IS ‘PISIINN YNNR Nil
Merrill Business College
GET READY NOW I
SOUTH NORWALK.
.ih‘.
it
a‘
ISOUVENIR“
Co's Wagon
niture. or disturbing the household.
Reasonable prices.
tors. Best service. Phon° 477.
CHAS. a. nowpas, Prop.
9 COURTLAND PLACE.
The Norwalk Vacuum Cleani g
does your cleaning in oneefourth the
time and accomplishes better results
than by any other process. No need of
taking llp’carpets or removing the fur-
Trusted opera-
WHY ?
Why should a man be. a poet——
A great, big. healthy man
Why should a man be a poet?
Why should he dare refuse
To put ollt his hand to a shovel.
But hang to the skirts of the Muse?
Why should a man be a poet?
What is the reason that he uished
Fresh -Iiome Gathered
lliuling a number of rabits with tab 1..., husband
Eggs. 28c doz.
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs!
Why should he dodge and shlrk
The labor that good men are doing?
The labor that good men are doing?
Why doesn't 11930 to work?
Why should a man be a poet?
Why should he wander in quest
Offilowers in the fields of Parnassus
in Washington where Mrs.
In Addition to the Usual Checks with
Spices. Extracts, Chocolate.
Cocoa, Tapioca. Cornstarch.
Tea. Coffee. Etc.
SATURDAY, MAY 1st
CHINA FRUIT SAUCER
126 WINNINNIIIN
SINEH
PECULIARITIES or FATE.
it. Is dimcult to tell when a. human
or woman is likely to meet severe or
fatal injuries at a time when that's
was no thought that ill would befall.
A recent incident or that sort was for
knocked down by a street car
mortally injured.
The woman was the wife of a. Ten:
nessee colonel of the Union array and;
she entered upon the hazardous duty
of army and did work tar the country
that received the commendationfiot
id:
and
The best cuts of Shoulder Steak, . , .. .l. . . , . v . t
. . tiers that the doctor prescribed for "v”"lU‘lh he confined 1‘ number "I ‘.\\ell doc. what's the \eldict? the When farnlhunds are needed 0“ General Grant and elite mllltary~
:::\(3i’.”nlfian Pot R088" 10c 1b.. at yonriusomnia.". ”Why are you so nnx- ”‘9"! indoors and turned the others southern millionaire inquiled anxious- Butter! Butter! Butter! west? authorities. She menu to escape
' ' ' iouu?" “So you won‘t hear me when O‘INU‘W- “‘9 latter all "““m'i‘W‘L ly. ~ Why should a man be a poet? from the fate that always All“ "We.
FINIHInr-T. Bii'lish SIM"! 8““3 are 1 co“... m I.{nlgl.1,-‘_.ml..gwde lilaet- while. the former all died. \ Your wife sir. the do"... answer . Fresh from the crealnery. If you Why should he handle the pen spies and as a vetelan at war ‘,she
What you will find at Gately and ter. This experiment shows that a rabbit (\d is suffering, i regret to ha. from find it difficult to find Butler in suit With lily white lingers when railroads was employed by the pesto cedepa’rt'i
IEir'*;l'lzili‘s. and the best of it is .vOu ' living upon its natural food and under functional derangement. W“ to our sperm fresh made Are looking for track-laying men? ment in Washington when she W“; '
tin" I II-Hc l. wait um" 570“ have 9“ a natural environment is proof against Why should a man be a poet? knocked down by the. car.
SATURDAY sane. or "The mili‘onnires eyes filled wall “realm! in “I" 0' Print 35° and 33‘
L'd LIN “I” 11* plllchflfle price “for“ tuberculosis. There is abundant rea teats Whyshould he slrl ion the shore Those who look into the accident
wearing. line or them. That! will 59:1 o . son to believe this equally true of 0 Doc.’ he said. 1 told her she'd go ewlebhave. other Butter. 30c and 32: At his ease by the. sea of the. lotus, business very closely soon learn that-
to you on the NW paymen DA" 9 Sh t M man. ma i 31. didn't gm addi t Der While the muscles of millions are the places that might be considered
ter look their stock over. You are ee UISIC 1 er t a p K .23 Ibo“ We are headqunltcls for the finest
in other words. tuberculosis is not
it necessary evil of human life bllt Is
a naturei consequence oli’ierronoous
habits and departure from natural
conditions. Man Is naturally an out-
door animal. A mole lives a healthy
life in a burrow. A man must live in
the fresh air and the sunshine“
sore?
Why should a man be a poet?
Why should a man be a poet?
Why should he build always
~Hls fabrics of fancy while masons
Are earning five dollars a day?
-—W. J. Lsmpton in New York Times.
"Well there's one encouraging
thing about the enormous hate the lad-
ies are wearing!
“What‘s that?"
“They will be wearing very small
opdes next year. "-—Cilicago Reoord- lies-
a .
the safest are more frequently til?
scenes of accidents than those that: '3.
bays a reputation of being dangerous;
in his own home a men Ianore Iik
ly to meet Injury or and: than "II!
would be traveling by rail or by watert'
it is a good thing for the 11
race that the future is veiled for
one could know the things
going to happen the anuoia‘ption
spoil the pleasure oi! life for a
proportion of those who have 0
other things to worm about in
everyday experiences—New in,
Day. i, , .
at all them swell (auctions. on now.‘
by gee. she's deranged. is she liable
to be violentf”—WuhingboM Star.
u
sure to find something to please you.
Early lune Peas. loo grade. 60 can.
l~‘. D. Lawton & C0.
Fruit and Vegetables.
Asparagus. Rhubarb. Radish. Let.
iuce. Water Cress. Spinach, Tomatoes.
tray-themes. Pinespples, Oranges.
rape Fruit. etc.
Call and. see our Saturday display
of Seasonable Goods. You will be sur-
prised tlt our prices.
Church 8: Miller
LIADINO chooses. ,
a: wear. washrooms eraser.
9c; 3 for 25¢
Arab's Dream R'oses Bring Dreams
. of You Brass Buttons. My Moving Plo-
ture Babe. With Flying Colors, Don't
Take Me Home. Meet Me in Rose Time
Rosie. and mo others.
COLEMAN’S
to North Main or.s wealth Nemlk
Agent for A. e. Ipaldlng'e
lee. Ball and Sporting Booti-
Tesrs give relief from sorrow. ac-‘
cording to a French physicianpbecause
they decrease the blood pressure rm
the brain benumbing it for the time
being. .
Wire—J The meat sIewl thus made
for you today Is a paem.’ ‘
Editor—"Then I suppose i must be
{be waste basket."-—-Fliegende Rhee
er.
Wu
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zsc'
Saturda Chocolates
Stillman-P Well Corporatitin. ..
Prescription amulet- ,
‘ pulls-y: m stencil:
”Why don't you try to leave foot-
prints on the sands of time?" asked
the earnest .triend. "What. for?" re
joined Senator Sorghum. "to be mea-
sured by secret service dete‘ctiveIf”
~Washlngton Star. ‘
4.44;.
Norwalk Chronicler