o isn’t. muoh hope tor the rei-
‘i‘. too lh‘hy to even run inE
liiiiil lli tilill Sillii
. WALL STREET 10:10 a. m—«Quo-
' ., thtione hold steady ht about the level
or yesterdey' a close when trading won.
begun today on tho eto‘éir Exohhnso.
aniline“ was somewhat more native
‘ and n good inquiry tor several of the
railroad issues gave the market an up-
pohrance or htrength Western Mhry
‘ laud hdvnnced 1, Louisville & Noell-
viiie 34 and Reading '98
vow]
‘ - ditiona were made to the initial nine.
particulhrly in the eastern stocks.
huch he use York Central. Erie and
Reading. r’i‘he general movement.
however. was of a common place chur-
nicer. nnd allowed little opportunity
for pmiitnhio tinding. Houdini; ouhee—
qnontiy reacted a hull hnd other stocks
t has becn- one 01d ton aftcr RIBO shaded Off. Evansville and Torre
other all Winter long—but thats Home and Detroit United Railways
. improved 2 points and Wells-Fame the
over. for a while. aprons 1%
In: THING
AFTER ANOTHER.
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VEN MAN FINDS INDIAN‘
RELICS AT DANBURY.
j}; Today let us talk about a little WEST HA
_ ‘ fertilizer for your lawn and gar-
" .den. You can’t expect a nice lawn ‘
1 {or a thrivmg, productive garden Iinnimrv, and according in the Dan-
without plant food. Wood ashes lmu News, has discovered some vnln
are great for theHawn and sheep auto goods. Illo has picked up in row
llentifl gniore, pieces or kneltnry and n
. manure for general purposes 15 a stone knife and thinks he has struck
onnEderful stimulant Try it just the site of an ancient onrnmpmont.
‘ 'lPindiug the. stuff near Lake. Keno-
E‘shn, llnIrhury's one summer resort.
«unites the press ngent for the out-door
has been dinning for lniiil'm wiles hour
site of his theatre and one the some
scenry that the roll Elnon or old used.
Chlllsome—"i once plopoued to n
1' girl in a conservatory. “With what
grorntlt?" “A lot oi expcnaivo plants
were nipped h) trout." ‘-Wuuhinglon
Herald” ,
hnd going to get it it there are catch-
Crystal Wave
l .
lng qualities in lair treatment and I 3 C
good service in cm reliable $7 and .10 i 06 0o
' WE'RE AFTER YOUR TRADE
i
WALL sinner ii a. In.»~8muil ed-
John W. Anderson. or West ilnron,‘
theatre there all. up and take notice.‘
lie will soon out on on lndinn drama.“
based on what happened on the vets"
“ SUITS. Give us It chance to prove it E‘ T' ”5753' "flu"
'r and you cant get nway "on: us. No We “m" to inform the MP“ °'
South Norwalk that we are in the tee
:o‘tastrophe i’oI you in dealing pith buolnlm and wi a". In Pure/loo, di-
8.
E E 'reot from the Berkshire the Company,
"Guttlieb’sm s7 & $10
lright of! the pure llk. No dealer with
'v‘ 11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
purer ice, for it all oomu-lrom tho
some place.
i We take pleasure in 910ng our oun-
tomoro good service and hone-t weight.
Our price at wholesale II We per
hundred. or 88.40 per ton, in my new
Etity that may be derived. We also all
. 2 to family true at 300 per hundred.
Send your orders to office. » “
Cor. FATRFIELD AND
CONNECTICUT AVENUES'
Tel. 897 or 2593 -
w- .muw‘mflm ....._... ~m..m*...~ 1......
6% 133.23%. 6%
A Loan to suit you. lot us send you I
pnIticnihre regarding (Jill 0%
First Mortgage Gold
Coupon Bonds
with a bonus oi Common Stock. I
Donhminntlonu or hands. $200 8500
or $1000.
When you think at the heat and
onion securities paying soon div.
idenda. thiniuI of
COBURN 8t HULL
94 Woohington at. Be. Home Ii:
Tel. '41“ :
“WIN u
Shoes that, command the. at»
option and admiration because
(their style and finish. and to
hell at popular prices, '2 to 05.»
This Benson's line has n wide
he. at new new: in addition .
our line conrervntivo types.
, NATIVE VEAL
Veal Cutiet ., .
Veal Chops ‘ f
Veal Roast T . .
1‘
Stew Veal ,
Beast Beef m
‘Prime Roast Beef g
Legs of Best Lamb
Legs of Mutton .
Lamb Chops, “ ‘
Pork Roast, small loin . .
Small Fre'Sh'qShoulders 3
Sperry St Barnes Hams
Diamond C hams
Skint Back Ham» i
Special, Corned
Rump Beef, lb 100
"20c
18c
15c
’ 1,00
MC
170
150
12‘/zc
lZ'éc
15c
100
16c
lSc
a?
q
'<
c?
m
4-!-
37"
to
5"
9
0:5
5"
9+
BUTTER AND EGGS
Best Eggs
Best Butter, .
Best Process Butter,
6‘
I102 220
l -ib prints 28c
22c
TURKEY'S, FOWLS AND
,. CHICKENS
Turkeys .
Native Fowls
Best Rousing Chickens
20c
Fresh Killed Binders pair $1.00
_ killed in u runaway accident
Norwhlit'h
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILD!
S wilsh T
.E“ g‘.
"4" it “Ed
In it great variety oi material and all the latest dilation.
Separate Coats for Ladies and Mittens in Sergei; and Bilbo. at very reasonable prices.
of which we are justly proud, with two very special values Eat
Suits
A Showing of ShirtWaists
5‘ 75c
and plain.
White Wash \Vnistsgrimmed
Mnny' other flneWhists, from
.1 $1to 85. ’
Splendid Silk Whists in all the
new shades.
mlwm
Continuation of the Cut-price Sale of Ladies’ Raincoats
iSorEne as low as $5 and a substantial saving on every one
~-~980‘
Tailor-made lilnone, also
Latvn with 3-4 and kimono
sleeves. Some trimmed
with hand crocheted medal-
lions.
liiilili iiiii Jillililili.
Cyrus A Cornea.
Cirrus A Cordon. inihnr or llnrry 1.
(lemon. mnnnget oi the. South Noanlk
brunch or the l’IIIdoniini Lilo lneu or
once Company. and Well-ltnown buse-
hEnii player died vert suddenly. Tucs-
do} night at hie home. in ludgollold.
Mr Cordon was sum-lint; iIom hnrdon
int; oi the arteries and was thought to
no tortures-inn from a alight indinposi-
tion of n Week ngo. lie was hitting
nnin lied. reading. nod smoking when
the Iain! ntinck come. He told the
nurse tin-l he with not feeling well and
the administered a hypodermic. lie
did not rnliy from the injection. where~
at one. gave him unoiher. Still there
were no highs of improvement. and
Dr. Mnnsilold was called. The latter
did not arrive in time, however. for
Just before he and in. Lowe reached
tho house. Mr. (lemon muttered “l'm
going." nut! breathed hin lent.“ Mr.
Gordon spenirinhr week nith'hin eon
Hurry; in Eon-Norwnllt. huddled but
u nheri time after the luttorhno tole-
uhonod to ascertain his condition, Mn.
(‘ornrn pushed hwny vary suddenly
to no attack or pneumonin. The do»
conned is survived by two none. who
org 0. A. Cordon. Jr. and Hurry 1.
Cornell. The Innemi shrrlcon over
the remains took place at 3:30 o'clock
livid cemetery
Mu. Cherie! B. Kulor.
Mro. id. Ashton Keoior. wile of Dr.
. wus sixlyrono years of age.
about eleven months use. suct‘umhinm
thio afternoon. from the reeldenool
The interment [phoned in the Ridge“
1?. Siniriow nvonue, Thursday. She
Services
. will he into Saturdhv at Sin. m at the
home of hire. llldroyd. interment will
he at i’ittsfleld. Mass. Rev W. W
ilillies will omolute.
1 Abraham Showoll.
l Ahrnhnm Shown“ died at hie home.
in is“ Non utreot. yesterday nitrmoon.‘
ut the. hire of 71 years He is eunivod
hy a wife and daughter and one non.
klohu Showell, of Michigan. The full.
orui services will he held. Sunday ni-
ternnon nt 3 o‘clock from the Knight
Street A. M. E. Church. Norwnlk. Rev.
Snmuol ll V. lumhn Mil oillointo and
tho interment niil follow in the Riv-
erside rumotnrv.
Funeral of Edwin: La Mar.
The funeral services over the re-
Iunins oi Edwina lnInnr wore held.»
yesterdnyniiornoon m a o'clock'irom
the (ll-hoe. Baptist rhurrh. The servi-
ces were largely attended by the Inn 3'
friends of the deceased and int r.
moot renewed in the Rlxerside ceme-
tori. . '
.n—ui'u—n. 7» i
Funeral of III-'3. Pursuit.
The funeral oi litre. James Pllmeii,
Wk.
TELEPHONE CALL 720
liliiiiilli iiiliiSl
(Gregory Boulevard) 1
E A 8 T N 0 R WA L K
(I. ll. Kooler. of New (lone-n. died very
suddenly in New York. Wedneedey, at
ii n. m. lithe hurl been In perioet
health until a few duyn helore her
death. and the hem oi her demise
came as it great shock to her friend:
here. it in loot four years use Ih
month that Dr Konirr‘ II lirei with was
At the
tithe litre Keoler was waiting in the;
dortor‘a carriage in front oi n patient I
lhouno in Seminary street. New Cannon.
Felling noplo hiohooms frightened the
shone. and the animal pelted into It
nonrhy yard and collided with a chick-
ion coop Mrh Kooier who thrown out!
and died within h nhort time. The
hvmmthr oi‘ the entire community in5
Eehtendod to Dr Kcolnr in hit horenve
men! and condulourer have poured in
[upon him hi hi: home in Elonth ptreot.
{The deceased had I hurt or triennial ..
hero and in New York. where rho was
known as n woman or line ohhmomr
hnd luring tlllpohlilotl. 8hr rm for
runny your; a resident or soon: New
‘ our. end hr. Keeieris n member at
the Norvrhilt ihwht Club. a former Wifl'
modern? and the owner oi the line
roeht Donahue. which he keep: in Nor»
avail: it our on ”lottery hind.
”Nor:
Shore Dinners and All Kinds at
Sea Food hooked in Order
i
Jliilli i. fllililllli Piiili’.
The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
eteoTnIoAL snor- .
intho‘l‘own
AUTO BUl'PLlKO
Phone not who South Inna Street
South Normdll. Maude Bali Block
«.3! my...
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK U! A all? A'EIE'CC
m... .. Meow w mu A.
of Chestnut street. South Norwalk, will E
be held this ulternoun at 2:30 o'clock, '
Rev. Charles S. hinctarlnnd will oili-
ulnte.
PottihoneMOne cannot. live. on love
alone.
r‘IannithIe—l can live on my love.
Petlibnneauwm'. how is that?
l’ei.tllx)hc—~~~She hits . $100,000.—~
April Lippinrott'e '
M...
“1 intro told my ronetliupnts that I
regarded myself as .n servant of the
people." said Senator Sorghum.
, ”Yes." replied Farmer Corntossel,
"hut you want to keep people from
gottiEn‘ an idea that you're one 0' these
servants who are always on the look-
out for tips."—~\\'nshingion Star.
A generous man doesn't
friends away.
Song :Recital
Mrs. A. Havilzind ’
Assisted ~by MR. .LUCKSTONE
give it’s
ELocxwooo's H'ALL. NORWALK.
Friday Ev... May 19, 8:15
TICKETS 75c
For sale at Pleistod‘s. llaur‘o and Gim-
deninh‘s
' 3
Ladies Pumps
misuse“. in. LEATHER and non
METAL. with Siik'aow. at
$12.50
-~MAXLEVY-
1" WASHINGTON CTREET BRIDGE
BOUT" NOIWALK
Immanuel mu m In. horny A
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THE HST, Silo EALERiGGAH
” illl THEE WORLD * '
Norwalk Chronicler