If you‘havo cultivated a
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE UWIIT.
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing; ‘
EALANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
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EVENING IINTINEL TILEPHONE
CALLB'
lee—News Department
92-3-Bulli‘lfll Department
44-2—3ronoh Oillco, Norwalk
890 ~Editor’a Residence
Tao—City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and cooler tonight and Tues-
day; light to moderate south to south-
Wost winds. A disturbance. central
this mornings, just north of Lake ()n-
tario. is producing cloudy and showory
weather in the Lake region and along
the Atlantic coast of Virginia. Pleasant
Weather prevails in the western and
southern sections. Mild temperatures
prevailing in all sections east of Rocky
Mountains, Conditions favor for this
vicinity cloudy and unsettled weather.
followed by cleariug' tonight, and fair
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
WEATHER" A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. :33; high. 74.
Partly cloudy. '
Edward Holmes spent Sunday with
his family In Daubury.
Mlllinery reduced at the Mints store.
See prices in adv.
William McAlllster spent the. day in
Stamford yesterday.
West avenue is now ready for the
dry weather and the oil. ‘
Read about the Stearns & Foster ‘
mattresses at F. A. Mitchell‘s. ‘
Joseph McLaughlin spent the day_in
Bridgeport yesterday with friends.
Special cut. prices all this week at
the Great. Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Cotnpany. See. prices in adv.
Mrs. Willard Wadhnms and son. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mrs.
W. ii. Baldwin. in Wall street.
Next Saturday the Norwnlks will
cross buts with the Yale second team.
This is the team that defeated tinn-
bury by the score (iii! to 0.
There in danger of fire from wooden
root‘s. ()barlcs ii, Alsthorpc advises
you to use asbeatos shingles or slate.
ills adv. will tell you about them.
. I
l"t’l‘llll7.t‘.i‘i~t for lawn, garden and
farm. Raymond llros.
Mr. and Mrs. .lolm F. Paddock. of
Newtown avenue. announce the en-
itugcmcnt of their daughter Ruth lin-
zcl to Albert. ll}. liloom, of Springfield.
Muss.
l)r; Everett llnrold Jones. of West
street, who has been to his former
home in Hancock, N. Y.. on a business
trip. is expected to arrive home this
evening.
it is easier to have a spring coat
handy than it is to make proud as a
weather prophet. so says Joseph Davis.
if you are iniercstcd in the subject
read his adv.
A meeting of the governing commit-
tee of the Norwulk Yacht Club. will bc
hcld tomorrow evening at it o‘clock. at
the residence of (kmimodore l.. M.
Allen, Washington street.
(Turtis l’. Cladding. of l'iurtfnrd. has
been appointed a member of the state.
board of pharmacy for three years.
from June 1 to succeed George i.. liap-
porl, \i‘ltouc_icrlil PxplreJ-t.
Mr. and Mrs. .l. it‘. Bryant. of Elm
street, havo gone to Worcester, Mass”
for a six \vccks' stay on business for
the Worcester Suit Company. with
which Mr. lirynnt holds a responsible
position,
The meeting held in the Mir”: Muln
street Rescue Mission yesterday ulter-
uoon was an enthusiastic one. Mrs.
Walsh. of lipid Norwnlk. led the meet-
ing. fi‘he attendance was light on at"
could of the storm.
[Gaga are now pream'vod by "killing"
them with electricity. All germ life
is elceiroctttotl with u 500 volt cur
rent before. the. eggs are placed in
storage, thus lengthening their qual-
itlcs by several months.
wilcfm'l‘. buying that
il‘ilrien's atlv.. page it."
Alice iioycc, the. nightwear-old
ulrl who was terribly burned at. it boll-
llrc in liaynmnd street several months
into. and has since been in the Nor~
walk litmpiinl, was brought to her
home yesterday by Dr. Francis l. llur-
ncii. She is able to walk about again.
”(it-rump barber who lives In Wil-
ton. near the railroad depot. has an
interesting specimen of a freak of the
ture in a chicken which was hatched
about. a week ago. This little chick
has lb .c leg». the extra one being
double over its back. The chick
seems to he. just as healthy as if it
were normal. it is being given special
(taro. the owner having placed It in a
separate enclosure.
KODAKS
Camera. and Photo Buppllu. Fresh
Films and Plain always on hand
Milton-Pt N10“ Cam.
in woman-run trite"
but read
than for
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is“ Your Launch or Boat insured
‘ for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2
TAYLOR erOLDEN
Alt kinda at Innovation—Marine, Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acol-
, dent Insurance.
74 wsontna'rop BTREIT, oourn
nonwaLK. con N.
Wis? L ‘
Tonic Recondiruétor
GOLD ONLY IV
F. H. BAXTER
” ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat: Frame- Iot up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPothorwaik
A. J. Hand & Company
Eliflllllllll Elllillliilli Mill
lllllillllllllllli
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Building. South Noe
walk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the beat pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
ii Courtlandt Place South Norwalit
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradior
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Glasses Fail
to give. you Milli" and comfort. let
us make them right. Our Physician,
Who is u Skilled l')_\‘c Specialist.
will examine your cycs Without
charge.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
A new gun main is lit-inn laid in l'llr
mouth :ncuuc.
Willlucc Worth. of New York, was a
visitor in Norwdlit With friends )cstcr
dny.
’l‘homus tillhcrt. who has been home
over Sunday. has rctutncd to his. stud
ies in .\'c\\ York. ‘
Mitts (‘liurlottc lirerltl has gone to
New York for u week‘s visit with
friends in that city.
Aniason Marks spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents in town. but
has huow returned to his duties III
New York city.
The case of Miss Ui‘llliltlt‘ laud.
who was nrrcstcd for driving an auto
with an expired inst it-ur‘s liccnst~ on
it, has then dropped. more information
upon the matter hnyimr bccn rcccived.
The confirmation of n large class oi
young people will tultc place on Thurs-
day evening of this Week in the \cht
port (‘uthollc church at it o‘clock. Many
people froth Norwulk are planned to
attend.
The ()Iltcr (‘lub will Illi'l'l tomorrow
night with Mr. and Mrs. l~‘rcdcricli
lirady at. their home in Franklin ave
line. This little organization is n
whlst club, but the mold-rs do not
play for prizes.
A straw lint appearcd this morniult
on the hand of James Gordon. who was
in Main street at the time it was no
ilccd. This surely lclls m». that tho
Norwnlk people are aware that sum-
mer is at last upon us.
Miss liarrici ltrothcrion bun inkon
the position as llniiklii‘i‘llt'l' for W. |..
”inch in his Wall street. shoe store.
Miss Louise lteynoldx gave up the po
ultlon Saturday night and has “one in
Weston for her health.
C. John DcWitt and Samuel Ileltn.
of Wilton. have been summoned us
jurymen to the May term of the. crimi-
nal hide of the. superior court. They
will be in the box when the Nine of
llyluxtou and liver-sop, who are charg-
cd with tin-ii by the Adams Express
(to. la irltitl.
Honicllmcs a than who has worked
hard all his life. retirees. and becomes
so lthlftlohn that he doesn't keep his
speclaclyh clean.
waitww
0f Norwnlk and Vicinity
6 for 5c
1th Subjects in Select From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main It. Math Harwell:
Peat Card Views' -
7 THE" ” SOUTH *N‘Rwaggc "EVENING"
constant tote RY
Routine. “it its (:0.
Dress Well
Like in everything else. dressing well is mos: a
matter of knowing how than paying out. The man who
knows Hart Schaiincr & Marx clothes has nothing ,more
to learn about clothes ; all‘that's good in style and fabrics
and tailoring is focussed in these Suits and Ovcréoats
priced from $18 to $30. We shall be only too glad to con-
vince you of these facts. Other good makes as low as $10.
. We carry all sizes of balbriggan underwear for men.
long and half sleeves. double-scat drawers. at 25c and
sat: a garment. '
1; So. Main St..
Masonic Building.
So. Norwalk.
TWO STORES: Norwalk.
HTART YOUR OWN“ RIGHT.
The success of your broods. froth the moment. they are out of the
shell. depends on the feed you use. "lionnic" Chick Food. homo pr.-
Ired Ind fresh olch day, in the, kind you can depend on to lnttite fine.
ealthy fowls and future steady layers. Every grain in "Bonnie
(thick Ford is «West and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Bonnie”Chlck
Feed contains the choicest imported Miiluls. line cracked charcoal
and thoronyhly dried and sclcclctl grains. such an out mcal, cracked
wheat, cracked kulilr and fine old cracked corn. Why not use a re
liable. specially prepared, clean, wholesome iced, frch made each day,
rather titan feed from the Wcat. ucccsanriy stale? Why tints the
chance when you pay as much it not more?
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
“For the Land hit.” on Bowkor’l
Fortiiluro for Lawn. Gordon and
Field.
Ask For "llonnle"
Home ilrounti Feeds.
Soft Crabs and Native Lobélers
Lobsters. Roe Shad, Buck Shad. Steak Cod. Halibut. Blue. Eels.
'Flntilsh. Butter. Blacklish; Herrings. 5 lbs. for 25c. (not dress-
ed); Rocknway Long Clams (opened); Long and Round Clams.
TELEPHONE 108.
THE STAB IN THE DARK.
It Chicano man. while travelling in
the Southwest. chanced not long ago
to put up at a “hotel" where a number
of State Senators were stopplnx. on
their way to the. c’pital
At table their (3 ‘nversntlon soon re-
vealed to the other guests that they
wam newly elected "Scions" full of
the dignity of their new honors. and
anxious to impress everybody accord-
raat: onttvssr.
man to feel no little fatigue. it was
"Will the gentleman front Bonneville
have the butter?” and. "Will the gen-
tleman from Contartown pass the
bread?" and. “Does the gentleman
from downtown Junction care for the
pickles?” etc. etc... etc. ad nausa‘am.
Even the natives Wore ,beginin
a him under these official formnll es,
manner. “And now will the gentleman
, nt toast. 9. Instant o.
Ismail diiti Opening again ’
ingly.
Those gentlemen calmed the Chicago of cdfioe?"«~iiarpnr' .
m
m ”a-..“ W-
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.“
to
w on the, Chicano mun turned to the
negro waiter and allied, In his boat.
from Ethiopia bring his another cnp‘
”an.
: tutu iii lilil ilitll
I WALL amour, 11 a. tar—The mar-
ket eased off until a jump in Reading
to above 158 stopped the decline. and
pulled prices up sin to the annulus
le’vbi.“ Later the tit began to say
again and speculation became quiet.
Reading and Union Pacific reamed 1
and St. Paul tell 1 below aturday.
imperious .Hide and Leather pfd. im-
proved 2 points and Kansas City
Southern pfd. 3.
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lNTERNATIONAL AVIATION MEET.
“
Acre Club, of America. Considering
Plans for One catcher 22.
NEW YORK. May 2.——Membcrs of
the Aero Club, of America, which Is
now considering plans for the interna-
tional aviation meet to be held in ‘tllis
country beginning on October 22. in
tlmated aSturday that New oYrk was
likely to be awarded the meet if ro-
qulred conditions were met.
“Since Glenn H. ‘Gilhtls, a member of
the Acre Club. won the trophy which
entitles this country to the meet," said
W. W. Miller, a member of the club's
executive. committee, “it seems only
right that New York should be favored
in the matter. if a member of a west-
eru club had won the cup, it is only
natural that preference should have
been shown that city."
Wilbur Wright and a committee
from the Acre Club inspected grounds
at Belmont Park. Saturday afternoon.
to judge. of their suitability for the
tournament.
SOME REAL FRENZIED FINANCE.
Here is an incident. that a Kansas
City man at the 'l‘ouralnc tells as bar-
lug occurred in a certain Kansas town.
lie was in the ticket office and watch-
ed the proceedings.
A man came up to the window and
naked for a ticket to Kansas City. in-
quiring the price.
“'l‘wn twenty-five." said the agent.
The man dug down into a well worn
pocketbook and fished out a bill. it
was a banknote for :2. it was also all
the money he had.
"How soon does this train v.0? he
inquired.
"in fifteen
agent.
The man hurried away.
was back with thrce silver
with which he bought it ticket.
“Pardon my curiosity,“ said the
iigclll, "lmt how did you get that mon-
cy‘.‘ it isn‘t a loan. for | see you have
disposed of the two dollar bill."
"That‘s all right.“ said the main.
"No, i didn't borrow. i went to a
pttwnhrokcr and soaked the bill for
Slim. Then as i started back here i
met an old acquaintance to whom i
sold the pnwntlckct for $1.50. i then
had :3. and be has the pawn ticket. for
Which the two dollar bill stands as se-
cul‘ity."~«l'iiisbnru Press.
minutes.“ replied the
Soon he
dollars.
it was at a Southern Indiana t‘hnu-
tuuqua where children over six and
under twelve were expected to pay
half of the full admission rate.
The lady wtth the wciiarown child
made her appcaruncc at the turnstlle
and presented one ticket,
"\i'bcl‘c's tlic ticket lot the child”
halted the Killi'lti‘i‘ill‘l‘. Who could tell
at a glance that llli' child was at least
six.
“l‘ic ncwr had to pay before for her
-~-l didn't pay last year." hedged the
» mot her,
"Well, you know she's a year older
now than she was last yenr.’ said the
Rult‘kt'i'twl‘ gently.
“lint she's just six today."
the “onion.
"'l‘lp- rub-s an) that only those under
six can be admitted free.“ confirmed
the Killt'lllali.
The woman stood still and
t'llllfiltwtl for it few minutes.
with u \ilid linsh. she said:
"lint she ain't six till this
now "
Tb.- t-hlld Wilt». admitted.~»l«:xchange.
The production of 1,958 short tons of
Iilllusicn concentrates in the United
Htutcu last year established a new
record for the mctni. (if this amount
t‘alurado yielded mm tons.
insisted
looked
Then
“The speed of llnlley'n cotllci is near-
ly illl.ililtl miles an hour.“ “line. how
ilm'ncy (ildlicld‘s heurl must ache
whevener he thinks of it." i‘hicngo
liccord-lrlcrnid.
The Secret
of financial success is
this: $pond leanthan
you earn.
No wane author can
succeed who does not
realize this truth and
no business. however
large. can prosper with-
out it.
ltouin this week by.
saving more and open
an account with the
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
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David filament!
Funerll Director d Embllmet
I. :31: ualn.l:vm:‘.| in Martin.
moo. so am “no
Toto bone at cilia. can.
To oohono at beau. «I.
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NORWALK
: Savings Society
iNOOlPOIATID nu
Deposits over $3,775,000
doom in. Holman. m
Win. a. (turtle. Vino-Pint.
run A. In». low a m .
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‘Stein-Bloch’ 29.! ‘Pec'k’v‘
(titans pr EXPERTS).
Snappy oxroans, $3. $4. $5,
Spring Hats and Furnishings
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
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JACKSON’S STUDIO -
PHOTOGRAPHS
in Folders, Artist Proof, Panels. finished in Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old ivory Stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patterns
Jackson’s Studio
- 53 Wall St. NORWALK, CONN.
Oppoolto Hotol
Fancy Potatoes. - Bushel, 60c; Peck, 15c
Very Good flutter. lb ............. 33c Walter Baker's Cocoa............‘lIc
Extra Fancy nutter. 1h ............ 35c Walter Baker‘s Chocolate......,..l7c
Good Eggs. per doz... ............. 25c 3 lbs. Peaches., ......... .. .......260
Home Laid Eggs. nor do: ......... 30 5 lbs. Prunes ..................... 250
kg Bag lien Hur Flour ............ 45c 3 lbs. Prunes ..................... 25¢
ling lien liur Flour. 80c; bbl._ “.35 3 cans Tomuoes ............... ..25o
it (‘nns Corn ...................... 25013 Cans Peas“ ........ Wasp
Struwheriies. Tomatoes. Spanach, Radishes, Rhubarb,"Asparagus. Cucumber!
‘ Bermuda Onions. Now Put atoes, Lettuce and Gradual.
UNITED GROCERY CO. ‘
20 soars MAIN STREET PHONE 143
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Why Not OWN Your. Home?
Six Modern Cottages With All improvements
Located on WOODWARD AVENUE, one of the Moot Desirable Soo-
tiom of South Norwalk
F‘lne row of large. shade trees. good walks. level iota. handy to
trolley, and within walking distance of station and factories.
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
81,000 Down, Balance on Mortgage at 5% ~ .
inquire of CHAS. E. ‘HOYT
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Reason No. .1.
ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging tire surface on
which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely
around the Home. allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the was,
tcr. resulting in great economy. .
There are other reasons and we'll tell them later.“ ,
The Argand Boiler Co.,
sourn soawanx. cons.
ARGAND bOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
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Neverdudiy Streethil
10c PER GALLON.
0r Will Oil Your Street for In Squire Foot.
MANUFACTURED IV
Century WATERPROOFING Company
21 snvuw ave. Telephone us. nor NONWALKicT.
r’
onto ms intuit OIL. onowulo am.
When ltobert Meson Walked Into
his garden ht his country place in Sag
Harbor one morning. he found the
gardener with a small oil can timber-
lun up the lamp mower. 1 a“
"Where did you get the oili'mkod
“In the cellar. air."
"We had no machine oil in the. cel-
lnr."
"I know it sir."
”Well. what are you using?"
"The oil from the ltoltan can i found
there." ‘
"My Italian olll My‘salad olll Stop
it man. than it. i brought that all the
. way from none. and it"liontit an: as
, much a your mouth» warm."
at
Cambridge bridge. when his motor
off. and felt Into the Charles. with till!
a dozen or more manuscripts with.
which it was troubled. and which he.
was returning to the Boston onion A
bmtmnn recovered thianbni. but the
scattered manuscripts perished in?
those travel: of oblivion. "if they but!
been accepted articles. it mitiltitfl.
have been quite so but: for.” nail. ’ ‘
"we might with point grace «a;
writers for mail “Ohm our
that his manuscript ital not. ’M
lroiectcd, but not to a “Engage“?
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viva-urea
you tell a self-respecting mwiih
Price’s Clothing Store ‘
James Rlilllioll unwell. tho outfit-{7. _
tor of the Atlantic. wag nothing scrollij. .. ..
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