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IZARD Brand Pulverluod
Sheep Manure in used in
every class of fertilizing.
oudocupe work for luwnu and
cos there is nothing equal to
Scoliterod broadcast~from 60
00 lbs. per 1,000 square foot-—
loud worked into the top soil, it
produces a. beautiful groon turf
fond molten both downs and vege-
tables in the garden luxuriant and
abundant Tmos, shrubs and
fines are oupechtlly benefitth by
to use .
For the Market Gardener and
roll. Grower it 101‘th tho crop
‘td‘oorly growth and maturity and
alntnlus the soil in productive
ndtertilo condition. lmprovod
oddity and larger yield lollowu its
‘Wihnrd Brand Sheep Manure is
‘ polio-d in bags of 100 lbs. and cup-
gliod in any qunntity from one
rig to corlond lots.
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SHOES
UNTIL
you have seen our big stock
. ‘ior Men, Women and Child-
: ; ten. ‘
f All the Latest Lasts and
‘ 1‘ Leathers are now ready for
,your inspection.
Home in and see them.
’ ‘ next most active feature. with Reading
"ONNEALLY 8:
it: BRACKEN
at Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
nlr at p/ufl’m 'Hlnr/av n'fi W a' fl’
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‘m AND POTATOES auauso.
e man comes home for dinner
mtgilnda his dinner burned.
‘Mary. why is the dinner burned. "”
" got together a bag of my and
ed in a lunkman with a beard Ho
othered me and i couldn't learn him
because i was afraid to trust him."
. ‘Why don t you send for thin. Eil'ron
liko the. neighbors on? You (1011‘ t have
otch him; all you have to do in to
ill for the sign. 35 Fort St on the
gun and ask the driver for a slip"
15y him a day ahead. He pays to lb.
was; best prices for rubers, metals
anther beds. Tel. 441. '
a
$5 000 Rockvlllo. Broad Brook A East
, 85, 000 0111.. Hamilton 8; Dayton lilac};
‘" comprised a block of
‘ a ball point advance.
‘ ed to about forty per cent.
. common. The rise in the (ion issues
~ Was not viewed with favor because of
,‘ afternoon wore on Steel increased its
- war shares. notably heading, Northern
EASTER
SHOES
WOMEN'B COLONIAL PUMPS. Gun
Metal. Patont. Volvot. Satin. Ritalin
Ind White Nubuok, at 02.60. 12.76.
“m.
Short vanilla dud hobblo too.
169 WASHINGTON OT» IRIDOI
SOUTHW NORWALKW
JUNK
There are look doaleru that are al-
ways knocking their competitors as to
tholr honesty. 1 claim all Junk men
mo alikcwihoy are all honest. lint
they can't pay my Prices. Take od-
vautago of my high prices for all kinds
of junk.
BAGS. 11: PER LB.
Spoclal high price: for Feather Bods.
G. YOURDISKY
Tel. 912. 25-27 Ely Ave.
SECURITIES FOR SALE
$50,000 city of South Nor-walk 4‘1.
Water Bonds. 1939.
85.000 Potomac Valley 5'6. 1941. .
$10,0001Colorodo Springs. 4%. 1926.
Windsor St. Ry. Co. lot Mtge. 5%.
1926: guarantood by Hartford 5.
Springfield 8t. Ry. Co. (tax exempt).
$5.000 Macon. Dublin at Savannah R.
R. Co.‘1st M190. 6%. 1947; guaran-
teed by Seaboard Air Line.
Equipment Notes, 1915.
010. 000 City of Topeka. Kim. 50‘ m. 1913
$10,000 City of Spokane. Witch" 5%,
1914.
Prices on Application.
MAPLES a GOLDSCHMIDT
South Norwaik
1111111 111 11111 31111!
W ALI. STEM»? , 10le a1. rn.»~~Tho
stock moriu‘at was active and decidedly
strong tit the opening today with gains
oi 255. points in Canadian Pacific, one
in Walloon mid. and Anwricun 01111 old,
while other stocks root: onohnlf to
three-quarters ot‘ a point. The move»
mom in the. American (”on issues both
of which went to now high priced,
was it resumption of yculordny'o loto'
inning initial odulluga in l'. S Stool
3.500 shared 3.!
There new no
declinos of importance.
WALL STREET. 1 p. nix-«Businonn
alookenod at midday. by which time
the transactions in l}. 8'. Steel amount-
of the.
whole. Amalgamated Copper was the
below Union Pacific and American Can
its monipulntivp character. As tho
gain to 71 1.8 and the standard rail-
Pacific, Great Northern pfd. and others
in the some ciao-c were taken up. (len-
ernl Electric increased its guinflund
Westinghouse Electric rose 3 points.
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CONNECTicyT PATENTS.
Tho following were issued April 2.
1912; list furnished from office of A
M. Woonter, solicitor of patents
Bridgcpo1~l.Conn.:
Edgar w. Baoolck. Bridgeport,~»cno-
tor; Charles G. Blackburn. Bhldgeport.
telephone; Gilbert W. Goodridse
Bridgeport. shndclholder; George E.
Bowen: Bridgeport, corset stay;
Thomas H. Macdonaid. Bridgeport,
ro—proaoing disc sound records: Prod-
erlc‘k P. Poole and P. A. Brendol.
Bridgeport. fuse; John W. Biogrooki.
New Haven, guard for hot pins: Wil-
liam 113. Barton, Hartford. “my on-
pliadce; Nonroo Guett. Hartford, rez-
ulotion of eloohric circuits; John B.
Murphy. Hartford. «boot or shoe cant;
David Weir, Hartford, chuck; Peter
F. Augonhrauu, Stamford. indicator
for looks; Peter F. Augcnbrnun. Stom-
ford. strike—pinto for door locks;
William G: Roscoe, Stamford, ratchet
'tochmont for automobile
3‘ .animal tray; John A. Johnaon. Now
‘11 3 ,
‘tiOll:
wrench: ira H.’ Spencer, Stamford.
cleaning apparatus; ., Oscar 3., Fitz-
simonn. Waterbury. flag, holder at!
radiators.
ctc.. ’ Carlton E. ‘Wnlcott \Vntorburl.
Btitoin‘. clumping
Donovan, M ‘
Burton L Lil
shock absorber (add:
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THURSDAY APRIL 4. 1910
two cums.
FiSh! Fish. Fish
Shad
"Halibut
Cod
”Spanish Mackeral
Shad Roe
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12%61
12%&
12/261
12/261
3061 pair
Homer .8. Beers 8100.
11111113 11111 1111111113.
Min Julia Singer.
Julio, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bartholomew Stupor. or 36 tilvrit.
ting avenue, Dnnbury. died at tho
home of her purmtlu at 1:30 o'clock
l‘volmduy morning. lit the ago of ion
ycoru. ‘i‘ihn held 11mm ill 101 a wreck:
post. Death was duo to monilmlliu
Silo is 11111111911 by hcr futhcl and
mother, loo hrot 11ch Adam and John
Singer, both of tumour}, 11nd two 11in-
lors, Mrs. 1211111111 Kcilnor and Mrs.‘
Tilly Viivtippcrt, both of Newark, N. .l.
The funeral will he hold from tho
1101151», 30 Grilling uvvnuo, Fridoy llf'
lrrnoou at three o’clock. intvrmcut
will be in \Voortor rcmctcry.
m
John Fitzmaurioo. .
John l‘itzmnuricc, 01‘ South Norwulk,
till-d iii St. Vincent's hoopliu‘l. lli'ldgo‘
moniu.
of 111.113 and in survival by u widow 11nd
three broihcro. Patrick. Prank und'
Thoma» Fitzntnurico. and 11 ointcr.
Anon. of New York city. The {uncrul
orrluutmuonto will be announced iuicr.
W
Frederick Quintord.
Frodcrlru Quintnrd. cousin or
or Norwnllt. died last. night at his
home in New Haven. aged about fifty-
nlno yours. The remains will
brought here tomorrow and surviccr
will be held in the Norunik remain;
at 4 o'clock.
Death of Frodorlok M. Know.
A tolegrum was
Burr Knapp lalil evening of tho death
of her non. Frederick M. Knapp, at
Los Angolan. Col.
boon rocoivod.
Mu-
Jommlah anonl.
The funeral of
who died yesterday will he held from
the moors! parlors of Frederick H.
afternoon at 2 o‘clock and from St.
Joseph‘s Church 1:112:30. interment
will follow in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
THE ELKB.
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How One of Our Blunt Onion Start-
od from tho “dolly Corks.”
(Hampton: Magazine) ,
Originally a theatrical order. the
min grow out of a colour of English
semi protmloncl actors who gathered
in 1861 at it boarding house on Elm
street. New York. A new excise law
had just been pushed which made it
chose liquor in quantities to be con-
sumod'off the produces. Au 'orxnnizm
tlon could. however; on Saturday
night,,lay in u oupply tor Sunday con-
1111111911011. The result was the organ-
ization of the “Jolly Carlos." the name
being taken from that of a oirnliur
organization in England formed for
the some object, that of erudlnli tho _
excise law.
From those humble and not overlx
ordor of Elks, but it is not even neces-
“only to state that no taint of this My
lu attaches to the order of loony. con
taiuing 110 it does some of the best
man in America. ,‘
Ri3htj around the corner from the
port. youtorduy oftcrnoon from pnru- ‘ .
'l‘ho dcccnllod was i‘oriy yourn ‘
1.9:“
Grand 1111:1115 and William A. t‘urtio.»
be
i
mclvod by Mrs.
No particular: have . ‘
Jeremiah l-iuvonu. .,
Gaming. in South Main atroct.»i‘ridal‘ 5
prohlbltory for on individual to pur- " '
creditable beginningn grow the mighty ‘ J 1
York team contorro‘d the
No. 2. skipplnz'
your}; oi moody]
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Ml'il. William F. Hoyt. oi’ Elmwood
Avenue, has bot-n discharged from the
hospital.
‘i’ctcr Pay, (it Noru'tllk, was admit-
tcd to the hospital yesterday 0111‘!“
noon.
Miss Emma Murphy. of East are.
one. has hoeu Admitted to tho hoopllul.
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CHEAPER 1N THE END.
A good (id. in the right paper
10111131193 tho right. people and glues tho ‘
manila Sentinel want our. menu
money to y.ou
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Evorybody treated alike, whether he be an honest toiler
in his overalls or a man of . doubtful worth in his silk
If you harbor any falsovprejudices against credit Shopping
test its liberality, watch the men and Women Of influence
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwolh'n Leading Dry Goods Store
ii and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut
Two Things to Know About Stockings
"via-r arm ‘a a "lfflfllm
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There are two things you
ought to know about stockings.
(11111 is, the nature or the bout
stockings, and, the other is.
where to get them. lloth 11113151;-
questions are answered in
Gordon
Hosiery
and the fact that we carry it.
You should sea the excellent
display of Gordon Hosiery which
we now have on hand in birch
and a wide rnngeo of col ions—~1n
u 11011, 111111 11319, 1111119, and 1411 it
Mat ill‘ifif‘t from 23.. (onto to as
Easter Leaders
Lodleo‘ Silk Lisle Hosiery. 25c.
35c. 50.
Ladies’ Cotton Hosiery. 25c. 350.
50c. '
Ladies’ Silk Hosiery, 50c, 85c,
$1. $1.50, 32, $12.50.
Men’s Hosiery.
and Silk. 12! ‘20 to $1.50.
Children's Hosiery, 12l'2c, 19c,
.5o
Cotton. Lisle
high as you Mon to no).
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H. Krieg’er (’5 Co.
The Store for the people and
not for any particular class
hot. and that treatment shall be courteous and frank
Our Part Payment Plan
remains unaltered. That’s the true Krioger spirit; as
Well as the vital strength of the Krioger Credit Offer.
who turn to this store for their needs.
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be proud to he one of our charge customers.
n’n'n’nlfl p’w/n'nlu'-_
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the mombord of Rhlladolphlu Lodgo,
1o lnt‘orvonlolt
democ- upon ‘
the ambition i0 born to own itl‘ own
1101110 Ind this ambition has remitted to
1110. erection of; magnificent Elkc'
homes. New York 10111111 with in 14-
arr home or No.1. nit Nos.108116
out Fulton-thin :Itrcdt. built it your
1100 000 This coon“
titling in the head»
000. Fall WoSne, 11111.. $101), 000; Den !
vor,3100000 Wichita. Kane $50000; !
‘ Loyalloporl. ind. $40. 000. .tibnn;.(la.,
10 the proud little cit: or Elkdom. for”
though possessing: but little more
than 1110 5.1100 inhabitant: noceaaurv
to entitle it to a loose it boasts of
325.000 homo. . , .0
' The E11111 maintain. a notlouol home
for aged and indigent mombero .at
Bodiord Va. It 10 at proud 1. hour
. in it hotel building purchn‘lod or 50
' ELKS oomonfo Auo'oulA..T
At 11 special moeilng‘ of Norwulk
Lodge; B. P. O. to. loot night; it won
voted to charter a special train to no
to Ao0onla Monday night, to lnotituto 11 ‘
now lodge in lint place , "
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Word halt boon rocoived from Ab—'
ram li‘itch, who in sounding the winter
m Florida, to the effect that he is
111:1»er alter a slight illness» and.
1‘10 trill roturn home next woo
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”011010 11110 mado his will.
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