it yotf have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE BWEETS
will certainly tickle your palate. All
ways fresh and enticing.
F. 'A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Wuhlnpton 8t.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: linoet-
tied weather tonight and \t'odnosdur:
light to moderate northwest to north
wlndn. A trough of low pressure. ex-
tending from Arkansas eastward to
North Carolina. is producing eloutiy
and rainy weather in t e southern tlls~
trlota and along the. Atlantic eoaot.
as far north as New Jersey. An area
of high pressure. central over Lake
Superior. is producing cool. pleasant
weather in the Lake region and the
northern portions of New ICnulund.
Freezing temperatures were reported
on the northern border from Mlnne‘
sofa eastward to Maine. The southern
disturbance will probably more east.
ward to the coast. and this \‘ieinity
will he on the, northeru'edue of it
during the next 24 hours.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 15d; high. .'.."..
(flour.
Read about the James Menus 2 eye-
let sailor ties in Max Levy's adv.
liend about the Varsity suits at Rog»
t‘l‘n and Stevens. Set; adv.
lCtldie ihtrns is entertaining friends
front Port Chester for a few (lurk.
lierhert W. 'l‘reuehard has moved
from Riverside avenue to t‘runbury.
The stone (‘I‘lit-ilit'l‘ is at
Scribner avenue. 'l‘he
lug put "in line Sllfillt‘v
work
arena--
in
la be~
wdint-bers' lhutt-e. tonight.
\\'illet ii). littnford, who was rel-eni-
l.\‘ operated on for uppehdieltin. is re.
ported nu steadily improving.
News of importance will be fotntd in
the adv. of the (‘enlury ltoofint: and
Altttiut’aeluriou (‘tlill|itill_\'. letter read
it.
it )ttit are building tt home the Jones
A: IitItt'liltius (‘otttptttty intite you to
look over their attui. of lmtltt‘otlttt alip-
ltllt‘h'. ete. lieud the nth. in this inane.
.\ horse on one ol‘ Michael itateir
i'ortl'a tennis. while hunting.' a load of
nsheu from the rear of .loueu & iloteh-
kites t‘o., this noon. ueut down. fly-
olnntiet's anointed the driver and the.
horse was gotten to his feet,
ltrother ltilly ('tlt‘tis will eouduet the
meeting til the Lighthotme hlinulou to»
night. (in \i'ednesduy night the Hon.
John Ii. light will deliver un’midreuu
and the ehorus will sing. All are t‘ttl‘~
diuilr invited to attend. Heats tree.
It‘loor eoverluuh‘ of all dem-riplioun
are in high demand just now. .. .i.
Collins (‘0. are NIlin‘llitt ti large atmot'l.
ment of tnnttlnua, rogu. rat‘peto. oil
elotha and liltolt-utun. .\ better nosort
ltlenl ttt' llt’iilt'l patterns t'tlltltot be
found anywhere. See adv.
.\lro. Lydia M. i’lnkitutn. who notor-
time ago underwent an operation at
the Norwalh lumpitol. and roemlily \HtH
removed to her home in lliliuide place.
In eoutluuing to improv‘e lluelv tier
trained nnrue, Mina Karen lieixou. oi
iirtdcuport. ht atlll with her. but will
lento in a few duyu,
llou‘t forget the iturak 'i't‘ilie‘u
\\'hhtt, l-‘rhiuy oveuiufll-‘db that.
(later. A. (lortnau won in the Iowll
eourt thin morning churned with non-
knpport of bin family. He in a Weav-
er. but hinted that he hun been unable
to procure work. lilo wife bun been
the mutuality of the faintly all winter.
lie him now obtained otnpltwtueut at
Ith. trade and Judge Lockwood eontllt-
uml hiu rune until Monday morning.
April 20th. at it o'elork.
The Nine of John ’l‘ntuleu. of Simon
ford. agnluut (i. it. and Ill. A. ltoyutonn.
proprietora of the tttmtury Wuterpmoh
In; Company, of ileuview avenue. was
heard yPttlttf‘tlfiy afternoon in part be.»
fore .ludlte Young in the city court at
Stamford. 't'lie rune will be renamed
later in the week. The plaintiff wan
aluo required to put up n bond of 52.000
and the defendants were. ativlued by
the Judge that they might to unfeiy
continue tumult-on in their prodacta one
cent the Waterproofing eonipouud be.
fore the unit. in uettled.
* THE; s
‘ is Your Launch or iBwti—at insured
for the Coming Season?
We write this insurance. ‘Call us up
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Tornado. AutomObilo, Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acol-
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SOLD ONLY BY
rt H. BAXTER
ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Bout Framed not up Ind rowdy to
plank.
All kln‘dn of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
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EIEIIIIIIIIII ENGINEERS IIIII
IiIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIS
JOBBING AND REPAHINO
Hoyt'n Theatre Building. South New
walk. Conn. Phone 423
Norwulk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the bent poo
slide method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwllk
Mina Marguerite illiworth is ill of
the grip at her home in l‘nlon i’nrit.
Norwulk.
The pool tonrnunn-nt of the South
Not-wall. Fire l'oliee has not yet been
l‘olllpleietl. it is hoped to tune the
lust. untue thin ueett.
ELECTION MIXUP lN new BRI-
TAIN.
Old Time Politician. Turn Againlt
Party Candidate.
NEW liltl’l‘.\l.‘\'. April l'..’.--~\\'Ith
prominent tnnnufaetureru nod husiuema
tnen wlto are life limp. ltepublirann ruli-
hing nutmnobiles amt getting out voter.
for .|, Al. lialtorau. the iletuorratie “on
didate tor tuavm‘ autumn (li'fitlli l" t‘ur
tin. and prominent lit tutu'ruta nothing
for the lit-publleutt etittdidnte. the bird
ulttl eity elet'iou today is south a tutti
hie tit-t thin eity liiiti not need before.
The revolt front t‘urtia of men ulwuyu
prominent in the liepuidit-on part\ in
Widohpi‘t‘lltl. Iliil deepite this the euudi
date in elilhttuiantit‘ Yu his belief that
be Willlii' eleeted. The normal ltt-puh
lieuu majority in thin eity lh‘ l.:ioo
\illl‘H. no that it requires a general de
feetion to elect a lit-titot-rntit- euudi
date.
Matty Republicans are atuying away
from the polls beruoitv of Itlllerlteru t-lt
gendered in the tight for the uomlnu
tion between it l‘t‘lirt‘H‘ilIiiIli‘l' of the
lAintln' atitninlxtraiiott ot' the |Ilit<l l‘oor'
.veurn and one who who rigorously op
pot-ted to the present mayor in all
things. Automobiles are being used
by both partien anti the hilt fttt-toriea
tire aiding in netting out the tote
Whether littllerun or t‘urtiu who: the
t'tflnlt will be u III): personal tit-tory
There are no other duration» before
the Hill'l't-l totiu).
MONDAY AFTERNOON
CLUB.
Mrs .l t‘uunon Newkirk and Him
Annie l'ihlt‘llll Smith were the Illl>ll‘h!'i'
on for \t‘hit‘l‘tlitl afternoon. meeting
oi the Monday Afternoon Whittt t‘lub.
whit-h \“Ilh held at the home of Mt».
,\‘ewkirk iu iiorxnn avenue and won
:t \t't‘y pleanaut event At the world
hittll oi the plating refreuhtuentx were
:terteti 'l'lie prize wluuero at uhieit
were .ier. ltnvitl \\'. liatmoud. Min.
It‘rederirk ll. uniniard. Mime .\ini t‘ur-
tin. Mrs. It‘runk l...'llllli.'l' and Mr... .I i'
New-eolnb. "I‘lte eluh will he entertain-
ed next Monday afternoon bt \iro ii.
A. Mathewson. at her bottle tu- no...
atl‘tu-t.
WHIST
LDOMIS'S FACE AGAIN.
ltnuk .Iohuaou had long enjoyed the
dintim-Ilou of being the hotnelieat than
In (‘nuvonviiie~ no it wuu notnewhat ot
a uhork to him when Hteve ililliuuu
t'ltilte Into the 'l'ourikt'n Rein-til and
announced "Iltl_\‘i\’. there‘n u homelier
man than llnul. over at the depot. Eel
ier by the mum- of ('lifll‘li‘h Iinttel Loo
thin that given It‘t‘ltil't‘i-i."
Without it word liunk ntnrted uerouu
the road and trim lztlllf- hillllt‘. time.
"What," Hleve ttiiltl when liank re-
turned. "d've give up?"
HI‘II‘I‘N?" I‘Iilllk replied. With the
promo tlltilitifll. "lle‘u n profeuuionui."
Barri-nu Magazine.
NEW YORK. April l.--«Arrivud: titr.
llerlin. Nuplea. -
mw.~..W..—.~ .. ...)... L .... ...“...w-.wm.
HSHINII lIBII
For Flatiish and Trout.
bu -....m...‘ U...
"KODAKS
Complete Line of Photo Supplies
Stimuli-Powell Corporation,
II WAOHINOTON CT.
U
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
to North Mom at. South Nomik
Agent for A. G. Spaidtnp‘o
Dam-ll and Opening Good.
o
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v.4.
we:
M. ..... .
Varsity Suits
The Suits That Are Right; f t.
The satisfaction that goes with being well-dressed is
worth what it costs—to the man who can afford first-class
tailoring-and to the man who can't but who dresses as w
well in Varsity clothes.
Next to the highest-priced custom clothing. Varsity
models have a place—and the place for them in The Nor-
walks is in our stores and on the backs of our customers.
Have you seen the new Spring Vat-cities?
$15 to $80
And what a range of beautiful exclusive weaves-—
rich grays in all the new shadesuplain and fancy blues——
and the' new tobacco brown pin-checks. To look at them
you might think yourself in a swell Fifth Avenue Tailor
Shop. so unusual and select are the fabrics.
We can't do justice to the style—you must see a Var-
sity on yourself to judge at that. Come and sec.
W
Varsity Spring Overcoats are great—Sis to $30.
Other goods makes as low as $10.
14 So. Main St..
Masonic Building,
So. N orwalk.
‘ TWO STORES: Norwalk.
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES lN AT Hi8 MOUTH.
The beat blends in any horue'u pedigree after all are geod teed
lilltl hay. With plenty of good. clean grain and hay. with good water
of remit“ the ttvernue animal Will turn out. a good apeeiuteu~ be his
sire autidatn what they will. W4. give lots of credit to blood and
breeding and very little to food and rare; yet what would any of our
horses ever net-otupliuhed on arlntoernlle descent and all empty stone
neh'.’ Pedigree only it: a weak stuff to rapport horse or than through
life. And the duality of the grain you feed your anitunia ht an impor-
tant to: the quality of the food you eat.
Quality Flnt. Lnt and All the Time.
Preprlotor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Ronnie Home Food
iionnle Dairy it‘eed
itonule i‘oultry Feed
Ilonuie Stork Fer-ti
l’touaie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Feed
«WWW-”3
'....
"For the Land Sake" use Bowker’s
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Finn! Material with year- of Study and Explrlcncl.
RESULT:
A PICRIIng, Permanent Photograph. Colt 1nd 8c. Our New Samples.
WI DO FRAMING.
A Large Variety of Choice Patton“ and Prlcu to Suit.
- Picture: and Lot UI Suggest: 3 Proper Frame.
Jackson’s Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
Bring Your
Oppoaitc Hotel
“‘_ igloo HM d?!"
‘ Ah“
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortif- can have our new spring cults. but will never
llglln be so young. Havo that Photograph taken now.
G. S. North, Photographer
78 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
PRICES StilIFALLING
Fresh Caught Blues. 15c lb.
ROE 39AD......,,... .......... 15c NATIVE FLATS .. ...... t0c
RUCK BHAD . ............. ...12c STEAK COD .. .. , ........ 12c
Groon Smelt. 8c: Trout. Spantnh Mackerel. Halibut. Salmon. Long and
Round Cinmo. All frenh caught otock.
Cutbill’s Bridge- Fish‘ Market.
..IEl‘iiiiENE Ii“:
.4 .' ...,
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
Spring Stylesv Spring Prices
DERBIES ......... . . . . . . ...$t.5o. $t.75. $1.90. $2.40. $2.90
SOFT HATS soc. $1.00. $1.50. $1.75. $1.90. $2.40
MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS ... .. . . .. .20c. 45c. 90c and $1.40
UMBRELLAS ..... .......... . . . .75c. 90c. $1.40. $1.90. $2.40
.. .... ...... . ....» «......» “.... ....
"i tried to not a ehunee to apouk to limit?"
.t‘ou at ehureh Hundul’.” aultl liiru. Old» "Weill. an 0‘ “NR" .ilrwm
euntle.“hut tho eruuh we: no grentihnt “0m" "n‘ I I” w m ‘
l emddn‘t punli through to where you
worm.”
"You. wnnn‘t it awful?" replied her
honlonn an idle flocked‘a bit of dutii
from the (ioheiin tnpontry. "All the
eouunou folio; in town seem to want to
rrowd Into our church lately. it's too
had they ain't aatlnlied to stay where
they bulging. How did you like the nor-
fairly
Goodman
try not. to let it. make me nervous. but
ery time he does it."
copuio have the advantage of an.
notice it."——Chlom Recorddrloruld.
~ Men-M
would quit npiltilng hht inilnitivon. l
i can‘t. keep trout being nltoekoti are
“i never let them kind of thlnun
bother me. but that's Where the thrills;
our preacher would wear a long robe
he could aplit them and you‘d hovert
...-......me
‘timn Iii hasten.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~’i‘ha
atook market. ntarted active and irreS‘.
nlur. infloneed by tho hesitation of the
London market to accept the favorable
interpretation of the postponement of.
the anti-trust, cane decisions shown by
. the New York market yesterday. A I
i number of thodetut prominent Wicks
i showed sharp advances. American Can I
I hid. rising 2. Central Leather pfd. 1%.
Atlantic Coast Line. Chicago “Great
western. American Telephone. Pitts-
burg C. C. and St. Undo, Kahuna City
Southern pftl.. American Smeltinfi pfd.
and. North American 1, and Consolida-
ted Gan and Great: Northern Ore Cortl-
fitmteo 0". Amalgamated Copper do-
ellnod l. ‘
WALL STREET. ii a. nt.—-Stoeits
flirt-touted itt n nervouo uncertain fash-
I0" and with a drooping tendency un-
til fronh buying orderu fer Union Pu-
eltle. Reading and U. S. Steel appear-
ed. The resulting rally was kept with-
in iuotlernto limits. realizing anion tale
lug the edge off the advance after the
leaderu had mild ttboVe yeaierdu.\”3
cloning.
WALI. STREET. Noon—~The. utoek
market showed lean anaurnnee in
the favorable view of the un-
ti‘trunt ease pmttponetneut. The
violent. rise in prices whit-It
reunited .veotertiuy nttrat-ted nelling or-
ders. lneludlugva eonuideralln- volume
for London aeeouut. inereaned buy-
ing through eonttniasiou honaeu afford-
ed a medium for absorbing the netting.
When the market bet-tune quiet at.
noon the average level of prices ranged
within a traetiou of lam nhtht. New
York (‘entrul and United Staten Steel
pfd. roar l and Chicago (treat Western
pm. 3. Honda- Were irregular.
WALIuS'i'REid’l‘. l p. tit.~—~Tradlhg
In market was redtu-ed to a minimum.
the market dieplaylnu the name apathy:
that prevailed for Weeks prior to the
Supreme Court. netlou in the anti-
Trout runes,
SAVED THE DOG.
Some time ago there was a ship-
“‘f‘eek at St. Margaret's hay. England.
tiiitl the life line bt‘onuht sailor after
sailor to shore amid the eheers of the
learners Al laut only the captain re
unlined on board. The line with ready
the eternal wan given. but the iiiltierE‘I“
int: .I"Il\ (Iltl uot more Armin and
again for a tputrter of an hour the
titlt‘hlltlli panned along the rope with
out reply At hurt. when hope was
Ilt'.li’I\‘ dead. the eiflliltl eatne. and the
t'£t|\Il-tltl “its hauled dripping unhore.
lie plotted hinteelf up. drew a numli.
u'et. quivering dog from hiu breast
polite! and M‘i it tenderly down. ’l'hen
he iootttd roun‘d am! said in simple
npotoct ‘l eouldn't find the little brute
ilil'\\\lll'l‘t~"'
TRAPPED.
The perpetually rleH-r man listened
mletuulx to the tralup'a hard iurl.
rilniy
"‘i‘hnt t~ the name old yarn mu told
lIli-it' last woult.‘ he naiti. winking at his
touipanlon
"startle it i5." admitted the WWW."
one an be started on. "'i'd itil'uotteli
having met you. i “to. in the lit‘itlIOII‘
tiary lust week Stun-as Magazine.
ttf .luek lllnun. the Itepuldie‘o "wire
lent hem.‘ the numauer of a New
York llteuttlt'al lllzt‘ilt‘y said:
"lilhus «aid that on lhe'bourd‘s he‘ll
he no out of pin-“e as Iluwltniev'u hoax.
l naked him what HRWkl-‘lt'yh boas
was. and be upon me a yarn
"lie aald a tuna Irv the name of
Ilawkalt-y went to ii borne deulet utttl
iiiiltl.
"Limit nln-t’e. i want to buy a hot-ts.
A useful. all round turtotutn kind 0'
Imus You know what i mean. A
been i ran ride III the Son» 0‘ Temper-
uure parade A uooti. quiet. family
hoax the wife and babien ran from
tlu-tuuelteu to in the earl. A boss the
but can ride in tin- spring raven. ttud
til the hillllt‘ tone the hoan what'li
.\ been. i mean ter uay~ "
"Mr. Ilnwltitltt." Mild the dealer.
with a Hillli‘ laugh, "ye don't want the
links to wait on the table. do ye?"
"David E W Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
ll North Main Strut. loath Norwnlk.
Rooidoncc. I Woohington ltmt.
Telephone It office. 100-2.
Tel-phone It noun. ”8.
.... .w...... i ' "...... *M...-
A
Cash Account
of your pet'ntitlttl ex-
pedite-a will allow you
how mueh money you
mode in email ntnounix.
'l‘ry keeping one for a
mouth lilitl one how
lhene ntuuli aeeouutn
eoulli up.
t‘ut out unclean we
penae and start a nav-
inuu uet'otmi.
4% ON SAVINGS
South Non-walk
Trust Co. ‘
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED I"
”0908“! over ‘30.,"sz
George M. Metal... Front.
w». A. Garlic. woo-mo.
Prod'k A. lilo. My A Tron.
a
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...—......mw... ...... w mm.“ .... W........
plow double with an or on a pinch.
Are to be very popular this «season. We are
showmg more than usual. Priced at
310.00, 012.00, $15.00, $18.00,
$20.00 and $25.00
Gray Mixtures, of course. in great variety
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE
FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit.
Including SHOES and OXFORDS
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St., South Norwalk
Coffee Bargains at the Mt? Store
. EXTRA SPECIAL!
5 Pounds of Our Famous 25c Coffee for $1.00
This Coffee cannot be duplicated by our competitors for tens than 30 or
Try a pound today and be convinced.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
35c.
TEL NO. 909
Walter BatikcrismCocoa, can, - n 180
Walter Baker’s Chocolate, cake. 17c
Fancy Maine Potatoes, peck, 20c; bushel, 75c
:2 lbs. Evaporated Peaches ........ 25°l3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ..... .. ..... 250
:t lbs. Museatel Raisins ........... 25c 3 cans Corn ...................... 250
h lhn. Prunes ........... . ......... 25c 3 runs Peas ...................... 25c
Sultana Raisins, lb. .............. 7c I 3 cans Tomatoes .................. 250
Whole Aapnmgun, can ...... .. ...25cIAspnrugnn Tips, can ........... “3‘59“...“
Apples. tlmngon, Celery. sweet Pointoe nd Cranberries.
I, a. Home Laid :33.
UNITED GROCERY C0.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
.4 .-.”... -_ __-I.
Souvenir Free!
In Addition to the Usual Checks .
wrru
spices. exrnacre. CHOCOLATE, coc0A.
TAPIOCA. conuornncu, TEA, corral, Etc.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13
LARGE WASH BASIN
Cocoa, . . 250
Olive Oil, . . . . ‘ 250
Special--25 lbs. Granulated Sugar,$l.35
llll lilililllillllll
. SIREEI
A. R. POST, Manny"
Tel. 5424.
We keep only
Century Compound“
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
lint the preparation railed "Neverlenk" In not nttltabie for stopping
had leaks or for late on old or poor roofs. and not an hinting or durnhio
no "Century Compound."
The above tentlmouy wnn invert under oath by Charles (7. Roy-
Motto. ut the injunction hearinrt in the Stamford Court, April it. 1910.
We offer the Country Compound ut 50¢; PIER GALLON and pour-
antee all rooting work for three yearn.
The Century Roofing & Manufacturing Co.
3 WASHINGTON STREET.
.. .. «..-»
instant, arrest. lie ruled" tho“ pollen
department with on iron hand and out!
called "the Clitl‘ of Mulberry street."
WW
LANG LO!” TO IURNO.
nrnanv. N. n. w.. April til.--Biii
Lang, who lost on potato in twenty
rounds with TUllillly_Hill‘iil. yesterday.
broke a bone of his right. hand in flib
ninth round.
GZAR 0F MULBERRY GTNIE'NLL.
NEW YORK. April lav—«Former in-
spector Thomas liyrnes. for yearn in-
mono an the bend of the police depart-
ment. of New York, is lying critically
lit at his home in thin city. and may
not recover. inopeetor hymen who in
the police department for thiriykflve
yearn and established the Wall Street
“cloud line." below which no criminal
. out permitted to so under a punchy ox
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