l
It you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADE BWEETS
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A LANE
Tel. 409. 61 Waahlngton st.
IIIIIA NEWS
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WEATHER FORECAST.
A].
For Norwalkxand vicinity: t‘loudy
and unsettled tonight; It‘rlday partly
cloudy; moderate north to northwest
winds, possibly brisk. iliisetiied
weather with local showers has pre-
vailed generally during the last 24
hours in all auctions east of the Mis-
sissippi river. Pleasant weather has
prevailed between the Mississippi riv-
er and the Itoeky mountains. A new
ondary disturbance. central this morn»
ing near Norfolk. 'a.. Is producing
cloudy weather with local showers
along the North Atlantic coast. It‘reez‘
lug temperatures with frosts are re~
ported from the extreme northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘eniperature: Low, in; high, 7:l.
Clear.
Mrs. Alfred Goldseltmidt, who has
beol ill at her home In (font-0rd street,
threatened with uppendiriiis, is eon-
siderably improved.
-.~(‘onereto and asphalt walks.
tiny
mood Ilroa.
Mrs. Wilfred IIodwell 'IIIIII two
children are quarantined at their home
in Seymour piaee with the diphtheria.
Mrs. Iiotlwell's youngest daughter,
Marion. is at. preesnt staying with Mr.
and {\Ira. Frank I“. Huntington. or No.
I t‘reseont ’I‘errat-e.
~-—lle,l‘0re buying that
t)'iirien‘a atlv., page it.
but read
(‘onslullle .I. .l. Goodwill was railed
to Itiaat Norwalk on eonipluint of, one
family that another family in the same
house was making life too exeiiiila’ tor
the ooinpluinant. 'I‘lie constable gave
eat-h a talkini: to and warned that in
the event of further trouble he would
hurt- the whole llllllt‘ll before the court.
~~ llon't forget l.:iily It‘oresters' tlnnt‘e
Friday night. lted Men‘s llnll.
'i‘ruiile Patrolman Ilrynn Silk has
been detailed to West avenue today
for a while to waieh out for tho speed-
ing anion and t‘hiei‘ Itradley is regulat-
ing tralllr at the corner of Main and
Wall streets. Many have been the
complaints from the residents aloni:
Went avenue of the manner in whieh
the automobiles speed on this the prin-
cipal highway of the town. (Jlileer Silk
has his IIII'._\'t‘lt' along with him and to
see him on the avenue reminds one of
older times. when he used to ho atuv
tioned libero altogether.
- llon't forget the uoek sorial of En
iekn Itebekitli Lotlgo. ()dd Fellowu'
ilull. Friday night. May Iii.
Another name ln the tournament 0!
pool In the (‘atholle Club was played
in tho elub house. in West avenue, last
evening. This in the second round and
the players are thinning down quite
rapidly. Those who win in this round
will play for the first itlitl aeoond priz-
oa when finally this ut-t-ontl round la
ilnlahed. liuat evening .lamou Tierney.
rated 35, played .Inmea Calder, rated
120. It. wan an unintereutlng alone an
in shown by tho aeoi'o. (iuitler won
by the ovm‘whelinlng number of tlii
balls. The aroro was 120 to "”’
i. I.
w’l‘ho Toaehora‘ Play ol‘ the Town
’I‘oneberfi‘ lvhiterlalnmenl (iourae will be
given ihia week at High School build-
ing. Friday and Saturday ovenlnga. at
X p. in. Regular t‘tIIII‘I-lt,‘ tleketa are
good for lt‘riday evening. Special ad-
mlunion iiekota. Friday and Saturday
evening». 2hr.
l’onuaaun Council. Royal Areanum.
hold a meeting last evening and tho
moinbern were [treated to an ntldrt-nn
by the stale grand regent. .Iohn M.
Ilnrr. of Arch street. This was his flrHt
omelnl vialt. to I'onaauua Council. al«
though he has been a member of thin
council for Home tltuo. It was voted
at tho meeting that the local .council
attend the big group meeting anti clans
initltrtion to be held In Sammrd on
June 2nd. This affair will be a big one
and will comprise all of the eounella
trout South Norwalk, Norwalk, llan-
bury. Bridgeport and Standard. It will
be similar to the one held here in
Norwalk with Ponusuna (louncil an
boat some time ago. Grand migent .l.
M. Burr will be. presiding omcor at this
function. After the meeting last ow,»
nlng refreshment» Were. served.
KODAKS
Cameraa I'nd Photo Supplies. Freah
Flima and Pletea alwaye on hand
Stillson-I’owell Corporation.
Wmemuorou emu? ..
is Your Launch or Boat insured
for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2 '
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
Ah kinds 0: Ineurance-Marine Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acol-
dent Insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALKICONN.
VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconétruétor
BOLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
ANDERSON'S ,
Launch Works
Boat Frames eat up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPointNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EIEIIIIIIIIII ENGINEERS IIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building, South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 423
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house In the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone «I77.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contraétor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Funeral liiroetor Lotirnnd liayniond
Style
diThe satisfaction of owning the genuine thing is never
attained by ownership of an
imitation. The Style of
' Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes is the standard to which
all other clothes aspire.
Yet they cost no more than
imitations which look the part of copies.
Suppose you see our H S & M Spring and Summer Suits.
$18 to $30. You will find one to fit you and please you——
sure.
I] It begins to feel like B. 'V. D. Underwear—and we have
it in all sizes, 50c up.
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
.. OUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
t
l
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success oi your broods, tr
shell. depends on the feed you use.
pared and fresh each day, Is the kind you enn depend on to make line,
steady
I‘lili'li Feed Ia sweet and sound. atid ht solid nutrition.
Feed eontulna the eholeeal imported Mlllela, tine. rrurked charcoal
healthy {owls and future
and thoroughly dried and selected
wheat, rraeked Itallir and fine old eruekod eorn.
liable, hilt't'lttlly prepared, elean.
rather than food from the West. it
('Ilfllit't' when you pay as much Itooi more?
Quality Firet. Last and Ail the Time.
Ask For "itonnlc"
Ilotuo tirouiitl Feeds.
wholesome teed. fresh made with day.
“For the
om the moment they are out of the
"Iionnle" Chick I-‘eod. home pre-
“lionnie
Chick
grain In
“tlonnlo”
layers, Every
grains. such as out meal, cracked
Why not line a ro~
oeeaanrly stale? Why take the
vvvv
MANUEL TORO HATCH-L.
Land Sake" uee Bowker’e
Fertilizere for Lawn, Garden and
Field.
AAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘.‘
i
went to \‘i'eehawlton. N. .l.. this nioru
in),r with the remains oi" Frederieit
Selmller, who died at the hospital on
Monday night. The body will be bur-
ied In the \‘Veohawkoii i‘u'IIlI'It-I') today.
Miss Marie Iiunt llil‘i taken a posi-
tion IN typewriter and atonoptnphor at
the Slill‘t' of ii, Kriouer an t‘oinpnny.
sum-roiling Alias Itowluutl. who has re
slunetl. (In :tt‘eonlit of moving to
llridaeporl.
.\n adjourned lilt‘I'IIIII: oi the Nor
unlit Iloartl oi Virt- l‘ndorwiltoxn was
ueld yesterday in the ollleoi. oi ll Ii
Mann a'v Sou. on Wall Mrooi Nothing
tleilnilo was derided upon hoot-tor.
and all lllixllIt-sn “Elv- iott illllil the
IIIt‘t'llIIL‘ oi the board to In' held In
lune.
At the meeting ot‘ the Illlltlill‘llllllt
t‘oneeption Society hold hm motility:
in the Ht'hool usaolnlll} hall ol the St
Mary's pnroehtnl sobooi, on Leonard'
street. it was voted to hate :1 MPH“
evening some tune iii the neat Ilillllt
I‘llo tIIIlo III the not till “'33 not (It‘l'ltlt tI
upon. our woto tho iil’iiilltgt‘lllt'iIIN tor
the all’ulr, but it is ihouuht Iliiii they
will be IIIIItIt‘ soon.
llurold iiroen and tieorgo t‘aiaiuuztt
went to New llnwn )l‘i’ill‘l‘tllii In the
FOR
Large Soft
FISH
Go to CUTBILL’S
Crabs and
Native Lobsterst.
Rutter. Blacklish. Sea Bass.
Roe Shad. Buck Shad. Steak Cod. Halibut, Blue. Eels. Flatlish.
I’ollock. Porgies. Rockaway
Long Clams topenodt. Long and Round Clams.
TELEPHONE l08.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish . Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
aiiloiiiobtlo oi the ioriuor and there
witnessed the ill i'ont oi the \'ab. \iil‘
sit) baseball team by Williams (‘oi
logo. The Ht‘tlltl of the name was 1‘. to
l and was a line name all the way
through, Willianm has an t‘HIIt't‘IIIII)‘
good team this your, and has been de-
l'eatotl but tlilt't‘, by Harvard. .\Ir
iiroon Is a graduate oI \\'iillnm.~‘ t‘oi
loge.
PHILBIN T0 REJOIN BASEBALL
SQUAD.
NEW HAVEN. May it: ICx~t‘aptnlu
Million, or the Yale l'nlrerally nine.
whose ion was Iniuroti during the oust-
ern trip, baa now no for roeovorod that
he will probably be able to rejoin the
banebnii HIIIIIHI In three Weeks. though
II in very donbtlul whether he run take
part in tho l’rineoion nann- oi‘ Juno 4.
The proinlmu howovm‘. of bin particl-
patina in the inlet thnniplonahip t'ol-
STRAP
$2.00 $2.50
A range of prices and Myles
In: GLOVER’S w
LADIES’ OXFORDS and
$3.
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
NORWALK TWO STORES so. uoawapt
PUMPS ‘
00 $3.50 $4.00
which otters a good solooiion of
leue intuit-a In llrlglll
THROUOH WITH BALLINGER.
WASIIINII' ith. May 12.--~It wan ex-
ported that Secretary IIuIIlngt-r would
be oxt'tnted from tlte stand before, the
etid of tile day when the llalllnger
I’Iuehoi Invoutigatlon was resumed
thin morning. Louis I). Ilrundela lndi.
outed that be had about concluded his
eroaa-exninitiation of Mr. litilllngor
and that he would turn him over to
Mr. Popper, annual for Hilton] l’lnuboi.
in a short time. M r. Popper said that
Iila evoua-exumlnatIon of the secretary
of the Interior would be. brief.
u... . .._ .m». .W........~....... “a... ...,_...._ ”W
any a): CLENS on) smr.
THAMER
Optician
' -——-—NEW~—~—
We Cannot Furnish You With
New Eyes
but our phyalelan, who la a akilletl
Mye Spoclallat. will give you Ito
beat. oxaminntltm to be IIIIII. and
preurrlbo the eorroet glaaueu.
We make no rhargo for this ox»
animation. and primer-tho giaaaou
only when noeeuaai‘y.
s7 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
0me Monday and Saturdays Evenings
Poit Card Views
OI Norwalk and Vicinity
6 for Se
IOO Subieetu to Select From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. South Norwalk
Agent for A. G. Spaldlnn'e
Wall and Sporting Beetle lplant another In the place of it.
”“Kzspiu'c‘oriéonae‘ré‘f
A Simple and Effective Plan In Nar-
way.
ilndiamupoils Star.)
A Norwegian lumber dealer visiting
In the went tails of a conservation
method in force in Swadcn, Norway
and Finland whitili should command
limit to the i’rienda of torout. preserva-
tion In out. country. In these three
countries. he aaya. ovary lunibor man
who cute down a tree In eumpeilud‘to
'lhc
-. ‘m
penalty for the IIIIII failure in a line;
for the aoeond a lino and imprintin-
meat: for the third refusal on the part
of tho government to allow the dulln-
quent to do further Inmineea In IlIm-
her. Naturally the Ian In (carefully
observed. with the result that I‘meatu
will hold out. Indefinite-1y. The pet»
pioemoat of them thoao who wish to
grab government propertymwho hold
that our own tort-airy law are too ox-
aeting, should learn that only: the pro~
liminary steps have yet been taken
and that tho movement In In Its ho
fancy compared with the work also
whore.
' IIIIIII III IIIII SIIIEEI
WALL
unetlouu.
iion was Pennsylvania. with a rise of
a point. Pullman declined tl-AI.
WALI. I-l'l‘lthl-I'i‘. It a. ni.——t)pora-
ttons were. insignificant anti Iiuctun-
tlona were In keeping with the re-
stricted dealings. ilruoklyn 'I‘ranait.
showed momentary llrmneaa, rising to
ill, and amalgamated Copper
weak losing (on.
was extremely apathetic and unrespon-
alve to any developmenta. The In-
crease in the ilrookiyn 'I‘runalt divi—
dond was received with indifference.
tho aioek losing its early advance. The
general tono been ante heavy In Hym-
pnthy. iionduw wereateam
WALL STREET. ‘l p. m.—~-"I‘Ito por-
alatont. weakness of the copper stocks
and the general nogiet‘t of the buying
whole llal.
OUR GREATEST BALLAD WRITER
Stephen Foeter'e Songa Have Stood
the Test of Yeara.
t ’I‘ayloi'~’I‘i'ot. wood Magazine.)
' \
“llut one American writer of popu-
Iar songs who made a businesa ot‘ writ
ing songs for a living has etor ano-
t‘eeded in striking a chord that eontln-
not: to vibrate Ii‘reapooilve oi” the pass-
inu ol‘ yearn. ’I‘hut writer was Stephen
(Tolllua It'oster.
"lie has been in his grave for more
and hi II'IIHI «I! score of others by the
than if» you‘re, but 'UId Illaek .loo,‘
‘iild l'nele Ned‘ and the 'Uid l’olku
at Iloine‘ appear to the immortal.
Thorn: like My Old Kenluekv IIonie.’
‘Ilard 'I'IllIt-h i‘omo Again No Mort-f
‘\\‘e Ate t‘onmiu. Father Abraham.‘
Hilllt‘ author IIIIH’ booonio true folk
songs a part oi the tlionpht, .uenlt
ment and We oi tho people.
“l’t'tNit-r was born near I'Itinburlz.
July I, Hi“. and IliiUIt‘ his Ilrst al-
tointu :II i‘tliillttiolililll that lit years
later Win-n be “at: only Iii he pub-
IISIIPII the why. tlpon Ihx Litttlt'e
Lou.“ Ilotutninu lo l'ittabui'i: alter
a low uni; in I'Iiitlllllilli ho toil In
wltli a llilliell'ill einb and one night
song a unlit: of his own oompon‘iiion -
'I.titlll-’I.'Iilll iioiio” -Ioi~ the entertain
Iuonf of IlIt’ i‘lIlIl members Its Silt‘t‘t‘hh‘
in the t‘IttIlz‘utliIi was so great that the
antihor amt produt-od ritllllt' ot‘ the
songs he lliItl oompoaod \\lilIt' in I‘m
t'lllllIiII, amour; them being l‘ueio Nod“
and t) Sm-ubnu‘
"'l‘lioso wire I‘llllillillilit'iilt'tl by
word of mouth throughout the oily
and Itt‘t'llllit' Iii‘lli‘l'ill Iiivni'llt'h'. lin-
rout'uirod by the :neusmo of local ~ue-
t-o»; he puban-d ‘l’neie Nod' in
INT. but l‘f't‘t'lH'iI ttotlitm: i'or II. "(I
h‘nannnu‘ was pulvliahod not!" alter
wind, anti. for it the nullior was paid
Slim
“'l'ln- ellvelt i‘l‘t‘t'i\t‘tl Int ‘0
Susanna' roused him to embark upon
the Ililllt'l premarital). mention of
Stilts; \\l‘Ilt‘l.' and ior‘n tune his pro
S'I‘IIEE’I‘, 10:10 a. ni.~—0pen- ‘
lug prloou oi’ atooku Ragged a entail .
fraction with a small volume. of trun- .
The only Important excep- .
Willi
\I'Al. I. S'i Ititild’l‘. noon—Jl‘ho market l
aido furnished a motive for selling the
PAGE FIVE
SOME buy Summer Clothing in midwinternothersi
prefer waiting until warm days mire. If that's
your case and are ready to look—we are to show.“
Guaranteed“ Suits
Fancy Worfieds'
$10.00 to $25.00
Cashmeres
Serges
NECKWEARféI'uRrs, COOL
UNDERCLOTHING
In fault all Furnishings usually found in an up-to-date diore.
SUMMER oxroaos
$3.00
In Tan, Patent and Gun Metal
$4.00
$5.00
How about a Trunk when you go away?
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
II
JACKSON'S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Foldera, Artist Proof, Panels, finished In Sepia and Engraving Black
on Rich Old Ivory stock
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Patternl
Oppoeite Hotel
Jackson’s Studio
53 Wall St. NOR
WALK. CONN.
«bu-tint» “ol’t‘ Illi'ltt'il out with iISliIIl~
lt‘lllli}; rapidity meeting with a Mile
that at that iwl'ltlil “an unparalleled.
til the “III l"ltlIi.\ at Ilome‘ liltltilott
ooplo,‘ were sold. from “IIII‘II the air
ihor toot-nod “Klimt in oomntis-
Hlilllh
".‘llany IIIIIIIt that this “as the
most popular mine that has ewr been
wr.ien. and It i\ inst nx‘ poplar to
day ax it an» liezoro iI tom IIH nov-
pity Mun) ol tho MIIIIZS were trans-
lated into an ill-‘ lnnuuaurs oi' l-Ju-
rope and Nilttl‘ ni‘ those of .\.~‘lil and
Allied
"The last three years
were r-itt‘lll III New York. where
died In i\tli 'Illd Folks at Home
nu.» mm: .ts lilo i'l‘IIlil “as
into the grow ‘
of his life
'l'lio l..'iil_\' ill the IIIIII‘I‘
ttii‘ habitually truthful.
The New Matti--
the unit :iooounl
t‘i‘ oallers. l‘i th'
I.ratior.
I hope you
Ilrlduei "
\"iu. mum, I am on
I only tolls lieu to
missus t‘leveiund
The Young
Man
not lay up
laya up regrets,
I
who 'does
IIIIIIII‘)‘.
Start a auvlnan tie-
roiiltt now and In a few
years you will have a‘
good sized account.
South Norwelk
Trust Co.
ON SAVINGS
4v.
David W. Raymond .
Funeral Director and Embalmer
III North Main atreet. loath Net-walk.
Reeldenee. I Waehlnnten Otmt.
Telephone at allied. «on.
Telephone at home, “I.
, NORWALK
Savings Society
Deposits over 03.775000
George M. Helmet Punt.
Wm. A. Ourtle. Vloornet.
Fred'lt A. IIII. key A Trade.
III‘I ‘
lowered .
lFancy Potatoes, -
Bushel, 60c;
Peck, 15c
Very Good Butter. 1b,. ........... 33ciWnlter Baker's Cocoa..... .....18c
I-thru Fancy Butter, lb ............ 35c Walter Baker's Chocolate ..... ....17c
Hood 1);. yrs per doz ................ 25c (I lbs Peaches ............. .......25c
Home Laid Eggs, per doz ......... 30 5 lbs I’l‘llilt‘S ................. .....25c
'2 Bio: Iltii liui I‘loui ............ 45c 'l Ilia. i’runcs...'...... ............ 250
lint: lion llur Flour. 80c: bbl.. $6.353 cans Tomatoes ................. 250
it (‘uns t‘orn ...................... 25ct3 Cans Peas ............. .........26c
Strawberries. Tomatoes, Spanarh, Rndishes, Rhubarb, Asparagus. Cucumbers,
Bermuda Onions. New Potatoes, Lettuce and Oranges.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
\'
PHONE :43
l~‘ine row of larue utiado trees,
ll'olle)‘,
Why Not OWN Your Home?
Six Modern Cottages With All Improvements
Located on WOODWARD AVENUE. one of the Most Dealt-able Sec-
' tions of South Net-walk
good walks. level
and within walking diatanee of station and factories.
Prices Ranging from $3600 to $5000
$1.000 Down, Balance on Mortgage at 5%
Inquire oi CHAS.
lot s. handy to
E. HOYT
Reascn No 1
ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging fire surface on
1cm economy.
which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely
around the dome. allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the wa-
ter resulting in
There are ot er reasons and we ‘1! tell them later.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
Century WATERPROOFING Company
IAOT NORWALK. OT.
21 BIAVIIW
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
WE SELL ‘
Neverduéiy Street Oil
10c PER GALLON
Or Will Oil Your Street Ior lc Square Foot.
MANUFACTURED BY
AVE. Telephone 308.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
30 WALL OTHIET.
AUTOMOBILES
For Immediate Delivery
NEW AND SECOND HAND CAIN. READY FOR DEMON’STIATION AT
A MINUTE'I NOTICE.
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8.. CO.~
mama. warn eraser.
TELEPHONE.
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