AAekerman or Norwollr has
«delimited his position as conductor on
lley llue,‘ to accept the manage.
out of a farm, in Weetport
‘ Frederick Buckley and Miss
idem Olmstead, or NorWaIk. have re-
alter a visit with friends in
eddies. . ‘ . . '
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A large automobile truck of the Blue
Ribbon Garage. of Bridgeport, passed?
I Homer S. Beers & Co.
through Norwalit, this morning. with o
load of furniture, topped by a line
green (serum. The load uttructed co‘né
siderable attention.
MUM»!
Rumor had it this morning that one
of the teams from the Silver Lake ice
Company had run away Saturday at-
ternoon in Beiden arcane, but luvestl‘
gallon at the oiilce of the ice com»
puny failed to reveal anything of the.
‘kind. All the teams returned to the
" company's hams on Saturday night in
the usual condition and none of the
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.FERRIS
ICOALC‘O. ”
yoNE THING
, :5 ‘ AFTER ANOTHER
'. It has heen one old ton after
another all winter long—but that’s
over for a while.
Today let us talk about a little
fertilizer for your lawn and gar-
den. You can’t expect a nice lawn
or a thriving, productive garden
without plant food. Wood ashes
,. are great for the lawn and sheep I
‘ -' Imanure for general purposes is a
. wonderful stimulant. Try it just
once.
you knew how'well we can do for you
in Clothing. you would patronize no mo
olusively. it you knew what excel)-
tlonai value we can give you, you
.'would concede that we can saveyou
money. it is a small buteigniticanl
,word: Iiiut out it out and let us prove
‘ ‘ these things to you.
Gottlieb’s-$7 & $10
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Peiati‘to‘l‘hmk
* 0f in Buying
SHOES
for Children
1~RIGHT SHAPE. lauds
specially designed to conform
A to Nature‘s linen, together with
a much greater variety o!
< widths and special sizes than is
carried by ordinary stores, in-
_ sure the certainty of this most
. eesential i’ouiure.
2wRiGH‘T PRICE. Always on
«low as quality will permit.
, in wisdom or. f
'ru. toll-4 '
JUST A row
elevation, mile Iron: trolley. $1400
William Effron
Pays 1c Rags
a lb. for
Rulihel'n
limit. prices for and
Metals. lie duos not travel
with bells and will not call in»
lesa‘aent for. Look for addreus
1 ”35 Fort St.~~~on wagon, und
ask for slip Tel. 4.41
. 35 Fort Street EN. ;
Our CraWiord and
James Means‘
OXFORDS
me “time” with Style and Fit
$3.00 to $4.50,
i
AMA}; LEVYW
109 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
AT . .
The E. IIershIieid 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. i 122 mm or.
Ice Ice Ice
Crystal Wave
Ice Co.
E. T. BATES. Manager A‘
We wish to inform the people of
South Norwaik’ that we are in the loo
business and we deal in Pure ice. di-
rect from the Berkshire ice Company.
right of! the pure lake No dealer «lie
purer loo, for it all comes from the
some place.
We inhospieuuro in giving our one.
tomere good service and honest weight.
, drivers reported the matter at the oi? ..
flee.
. Norwu‘llt,
’ IIC'Iillii.
‘r;
13 MAIN 37., NORWALK
22 w. WASHINGTONG'I‘» 80. non.
20 wooowano AVE. 30. non.
99.99... .9. .9... . "
Ohio " Horses
l6 Younfi,1 Ohio
Draught orses
be seen. Come and look
PRICES
Just arrived. \A fine lot which to be appreciated must
them over.
RIGHT
a. HERSHFIELD ::
I9 Wood Street or
122 Water Street
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ilIiIHS AND WIUIIRAIS.
Mrs. Mary Cameron.
Mrs. M ury (laurel-on. need 93, died at.
her home in Wilton avenue. Glendale
Serilon. llormlgh of Qiiimllfi. N. Y..
yesterday. Mirrored was a further
Well known Nuru’ulit resident. Minor»
nl Director George Ii. Raymond. or
wont to New York oily and
made the arrangements for having the
remains brought to Norwulh. The star.
virus will he held in the Norwullt
cemetery at ”:30 ti'l‘IottIl tomorrow
and Rev. Ifi'odcl‘ir A. Coleman. rector
at Trinity Enisroml (march. will ol-
Ziirs. (‘amorun is aurriad by
two daughters and two none. Miss
Mary l.. t‘amuron and Mrs. ltoyul hill
lard. and William and 'Arirun‘immoron.
The rmnnins will be interred in the
Norwulk oeilwli-ry.
W... ‘ i
Cherie: Vent.
Charles \A‘uaui, aged full years. new
ed away at“ his home on the Old Sangu-
iiii’k road. Saturday morning. Mr.
Vnnai was a wealthy New York manu-
Iuaiurer. The itineml services wore
hold, this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the home. The iiitormout followed in
the Riverside cemetery.
Mn. Rolena w. Seiiock.
Mrs. Rolena W. Sellack. wife of
Charles l. Selloeli, oi 30 Gregory Boule-
vard. died Saturday. at the age of 50
years. The funeral sorvlrea will he
private and will he held from the into
home. Wednesday utteruoon at 3:80
dclorh. The interment will followin
the Norwulk cemetery.
Mun—-
Mary Biooi.
Mary. the two years and eight
months old daughter of Mr. and hire.
William Steel. or 85 Smith street. died
last night at the home of her parents.
The funeral services will he held to
morrow at noon and the Nil‘illlllls taken
to liethol tor interment.
.9... 99.99..
Richard Bourbon.
Richard Slmrhert, better known as
”Little Dick." died at the home or
0‘" 9"“ “ Wh°I°"" " ‘7“ P" Mrs. Carrie Ripley. iii Day street. this
hundred, ‘" “'40 9" ‘0". I" "‘7 quon- morning, at the use of forty years The
tlty that "W ‘30 “WW WO ““3 fl" funeral arrangements will he annonno
to (Amity trade at 30:: per hundred.
Send your orders to office.
Cor. FAIRFIELD AND
CONNECTICUT AVENUES Marv a Church.
Tel. . 897 or 259-3
“aw-om W’s-9...... m. “flu-mow...“
of the many Borg-inn we are uttering.
80 unreal with good building», near a
donut, urine of loud. Might oxellanso
tor home in 'l‘ho Norwaiiox .
ud later.
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Funeral ol‘v Miohnei‘J. Finn.
Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
has been in Wlnuted.
where he attended the funeral at his
brother. Michael J. Finn. The latter
was a member or a bridge conninuot-
lug toreo outplayed 'heiween Canaan
. and wmmu. and was instantly kill
ed by u naesenuer train on the Central
New lintlund railroad last Friday. he
ii eased was nine a brother of Flrnt
it» here: with email bungalow. good Selectman Finn. oi Wlnated and in
5. acres. new holler, good location,
”inane
flood modem home in town, onqery
tinny terms. . _
~ li'lre insurance placed in reliable don Kelgwln Will he held at 1i n. no
' on tine-day, ho 33rd. at the home or
‘oomiinnloe.
F’COBURN 8r IIUL
‘ M Werhluntoh an,
'A survived by a) widow undone daughter.
Funeral .1 Mn. mm; o. Koiwin.
Funeral uervioea tor Mrs. Mary (lor-
her niece. us. it it. mi‘lampbell ii
Van Zoudt street. interment on Wed
booth Norwaiit header alteration at Killian. Windham
(loudly. Gounod iuui
pastor or St.
coxnotory. The nullin-un‘ers were
Lhariea llnwxlmrsl. William Bturgea.
( Mules lion and i), n. Wakelyu. lie
caused was the oldest lutunher oi tlur
liroihvra‘ Lodge. No. ll. int). 0. R,
and a delegation was present from the
lodge
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lililii Ill wn lulu
WALL S'I‘illiiE'l‘, until a. nu AAAAAA (.‘mr
siilernhlu strength (II.'\'i'I(liK‘iI in the
early trunnuvllons on lho‘“$tock the
change. today, Trading was active unit
moderate «drum-vs now made by a
majority oi the Morita. Reading and
U. S, ._uhln-r gained u point. North-
ern I'ntlflr and Weston Mainland “A
and 13.8toei \Wumu Union and
A‘molltnu Telegraph and Telephone
“it. Virginia Carolina (‘llomieul uni Nav
tionul Lend lout 1/...
WALL S'l’itidld'i‘. il a. Iu.--~~Iinainoaa
expanded lnrguly, :1 wide rurirur o!
elochuholug dealt in at improving
1mm. The sileiaimui inquiry for the
usual market leaders. rnrouruuod pool
operations in various other issues.
Western raiimn‘ii‘ stocks were helped
hy {driller glowinfifirolumu oi crop
Nirlditiona. Virginia Carolina broke
Hi. on a oonliuuhnw oi reveal pron
euro. '
WALL STREET. “Wiliw‘Tl‘flllBIC‘
tions in slorka this morning were on
the some large milk: as last week. and
the market displayed derided strength.
The entail lessee of Saturday were
made up at the opening and in reo-
nonse to an unusually large volume of
buying orders whirl; had accumulated
over the week end. tut-titer euheiantlnl
mine were made belong noon. Read‘
leg was the feature of the market and
the price hardened steadily on large
trdneactiona. One block of 5,000 shares
changed hands at iii! :08, the highest
price oi the current movement. and
within 3-8 oi its heat figure of the
year. All or the Horriman and Hill
stocks and Atrhleon were in large do-
mnnd. and there was a merited rat'lw
oi of speculation in me railroad equip-
ment stocks. Renting ot nroiiahle lu-
dleiui proceedings against Intel-nation»
ai Harvester root the stock a point.
Toward noon activity decreased, hot
the prices held iirln. lionds were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 l). rum-Prom tail~
lug ruler undermined the rise in the
important stocks and they tell huoii
n traction and became quiet. The ad
runes. however. continued at other
relate. a large number oi lean active
eiooko rising briskly. including Central
heather. American (San aid. and Film
burg Com um. and Underwood ’l‘i'iie'
writer.
LORIMEFI CHARGES RENEWED.
WASHINGTON. May 22.—-luveutllre~
lion by the committee (in privileges
and elections oi «the renewed [chums
that Senator horimer at liliuols, is not
, entitled to his heat. will he demanded ~
by Democratic annular-e When Senator
Lilii'olltlte calls on his resolution at in: 5
quiry later in the day.‘ This decision
was made on: morning at a meetinil" '
oi the senate Democratic steering aom
milled. The senate does out most in» I.
til 2 n; tn.
3
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
N08. amend 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWA‘LK, CONN.
H ATT
Ladies’ Separate
Ceats
Splendidly tailored, in Black. Navy, Blue, Tan and
Mixtures An oxoeptionnlii line uasoiiment, in-
cluding many eumnie Coats that insure individual~
ity.
Separate White
Dress Skirts
Poplin. Pirate and Lint-n, $1.50 to $5.00.
Great Variety of
Silk Waists
Beaded ChiffOn
Waists
Extremely dainty and attractive.
ALPHONSE’S DREAMI. l
(Tit-Bite.)
Alphonse presentml himself, ln-eatlr
loan. at the ticket other of tho sienna
shin atromunl‘. lie uddreused the
agent confidentially. I
"(lh,;.rnunsiuur, i wish
on your next steamship sailing lor
llnvre.” he said. “and l wieh above all
to secure for my passage the room
No, 33."
The Mom shook his head.
“Too had you‘ve not your heart on
it," he said, “for it‘s been engaged or-
a stateroom
or a fortnight by phonic that wouldn‘t
like to ohanliu. Won't another state
room do you?
"lint. moneieur. it was in a dream
I saw the’onmhor." said Alphonso and
iy. “My grandfather. dead now twen-
ty yours. honoured in me, well- and
hourly. and on our-h choc-h was a
a figure it. now” and Alphonse. “limit“:
led treeiy.
The agent had not much regard tor
superstition. but he know his man.
“innit herefl he said, ."was your
grandtathur'a mun open “or shut
when he appeared to you?“
“liui. mousieur, it was open slight-
ly. thus-w“ and Alphonse again iiiurr
truted.
"You're all right. then." said the
agent. cheerfully. "Three hundred
and tin-re is what you want, and (I have
it here {or you." 2
rum—u»... 9.
Mr. i’erter-«wl'll give you 320 for a
hot when i get good and ready."
hire. Pattie-«"Pleaee dont‘ wait till
you‘re good. Just come across when
you’re ready."~w(1hlrago News.
“Madam. I am outenluhedm ardent
a teetoial advocate. as yoareeli should
weer each a hut" 'Whl not air?"
"Bethune it is full at cook tails." -~
iialiimorr- American
The Sentinel Want Columns are far ‘
reaching in their influence—Ahoy may
aid you in solving many a pmhiom.
Sentinel want ads. tiring results.
h
purses.
. 9;; . euremoaiw
duet now the liner Strum-
are in the limelight ‘ .
04.00
i
_ WWIMER UNnEfiWEAfl "
A in algotherl good notice ,
Choice
Black and Blue Surges. Boys’ Suits.
Prides within the reach of moderate
will be of great assistance to men
‘I'HE MAOHER THAT WMN'T. l
The hroadmhouidored.
then who‘ entered the elevated our tended to get oft. inn elm owed ileum .
along With a and score of other non emhnrraesed turthor it she remained-
Leone didn‘t look like a minder.
would have taken him to he a mils almost crimson with coni‘nuion _
uhoea mental plane was mi- aho'vo that uhe arose tihe turned and looked her ' .
=7th 0‘ think. Yet “"3 big passenger ‘unnoyer in the (nee. her eyes blazing" '
immediately started in to hello his with indignation
ilooka. He found a on next to it suddenly underwent a change
modest. looking little Woman. and he look of wrath was suereeed by one oi!
will!“ ‘0 WM himself around EO'ii ‘0 astonishment and then of recognition;
"stare right into her rude, and pretty
:‘womuu turned her head the other way have thought you could do north
and tried to not a it no didn‘t know uu‘hruol and mean? Here i was sitting?
A. A” m use renewing annuioome alien» null neared to death You’ve bud oh
, _ ' ‘ on. but it use useless. and the neat muetaahe ohnved ett haven't you? n
Our Clething Department is brimful of
Styles in Fancy ' Mixtures,
A Running Charge Account
with families
The pretty little woman started to _
It wasnt‘ where one had in“
well-dressed urine.
Clue in her seat and already her thee wan
At; T i “
Thou her oxureelio
H
‘ “Why, George." and gasped. 'fWh
_ a man saw at you. put, oh, grurious
‘d oil one We what would i have done. it it i
ii oiling but he didn‘tileern to mindlhéen you? i neuter will iotgiv yo
i ,
the fright you have me. Wit . didii
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