ry common In not! around this 7 1;! Would it IIill be well to call ' ~ “on the phone}- Ind protect your I” had valuables against this do!» Ally placing a Burglary policy us and let us reimburse you lor loss. Telephone 1280. arms a GOLDEN .40 Washington Street, . ~80th Norwaik. Conn. All kinds ct Insurance. I, Public Stenographar. .. ... ww-—M.M “Alden Eolmhns has gone to Rosco ion a several days‘ dishing trip. attorney John Keogh spent yesterv ilhy in Hartford on business. Attorney John J. Cohen, 01‘ South , is in Bridgeport today on Joseph J. l.inxwelier. of flouth Norwalk, was in Hartford on ibusiness yesterday. _. Attorney George H. ‘Vosbul'sth. of @0th ‘Norwalk. is spending the tiny ill .lBrldgoporl on buSineI-Is. The Spanish War Veterans will hold their regular meeting ’i‘hursday even- ‘ing at 8 o‘clock, at the Norwnlk Ar- mory.‘ Miss Elinm \I ecks of .NorIInllt, who whats been ill for a few ans aI her : home in Franklin avenue, is now able to be out. >Fred Miles, of 45 Taylor avenue. Started this morning for Providence. . R. l. to take up his duties with the A. N. Z, Chain Company. Chief William R. Pennington, Ser -‘ gaunt Frank V. Raymond and Officer ‘ . John H. Smith, of South Norualk are ., tin Bridgeport on business today. ~— All members of Bonner Council, Daughters of Liberty, will meet to- morrow evening at the home of Mrs. H.111“ liouiand. of Crockett street, Mwayton. D W. Raymond took Rev. Frederick Azi‘Coleman Edward F. Smith and» ‘ Maurice H Nutting to Peach i. like you . tordey on a fishing trip The door " , - butts had a nite ride, but caught i‘cu ‘ fish. Mrs it W. Law, wife of Proprietor . 1 Law of the Mahackemo lintel one} ‘ .ii‘ss been quite ill fol some little time ‘ is now gradually improIing and hopcsl to sit up this afternoon for a short time. Two clrcuscu how come and gone, and yet the people of South \‘orwslkl are looking forward to finothol. it is; reported that r1 thrcoring circus is Olll the way R) be here either Saturday of this week or early next week. wllnwn monicrs sharpened and to- , paired. Luther M, Wright. Phone call. . .... "A-..” Lady Jennings Latino Incl nl homo 4:? ,Mrs. ‘Day Monthly evening and talked over having 11 dance in ilio near to lore and 1ch lili‘ll to have a special ,, meeting at the home of Mm Louise Rom-p it lhuhnnk utrccl. iI‘iitluy «you [11131th 113111 The Triumph I’otinn Machine. Chilli- pttny. of l’ittailcid. Mnsnuthusctls. has one of its murmur-11 on cyliihiilon in the Town Court room, Nill'II'illit Wil- A. Mtl’helspu of South Norwailt, mu charge of tho machine, and is imitating rotors how to him ii. A Ergo number of people lluVo tried the machine. ’ lithor ifommisslmlcr ‘ffonnoiicy ring printed blank form to he used nildlng inspectors and health offi : lit the several towns, cities and I lull: in the stoic. for the purpose titling reports pith the labor donors .. on the contraction of tenement. as melded for in the amend» the law recently enacted. W cry, ’5 Mom-cc BI. , can tint ct disruption and who coins to South ‘ "Indian ll! has Mother in idiomatic avenue. .1 . AWgcicbicl’rc pullinnfonis- : .» ; simiialingliufoudandiic uh litigiitcsionuclsundliu sci ........——u. mom. Promotes Digesliauflccd‘d' llcss andlicstfoaialusxuiucr 0 turn. Morphine uorliilul‘al. or NARC one. .n-—.... Warmth-autumn M Ma r i [Avid/r div?» Jimmy!" ' EWEI‘M. ifrmtwlv- I m mp . ’ Mr. rm Nam. Aperfcct Reutedy for Constipa- . . lion.Sou1 Stomach Diarrhdn ‘ Worms Comnisions. Fclrrisll- nose and Loss 0? 81.1111? ‘ ..._..—- FacSimiic Siguamrl.’ 01’ , ; NEW YORK. . 1; _ . . , i I “131:..1'51 l" unrantec lid ““11; i.‘ Eract Copy of Wrapper. . 1 1,1:o411‘1's‘lilu. I For Infants and children. the Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In iise For that Thirty Years dillfllilil THE C‘NTAUI CDI’AHV N‘W Vol? ...'V. 'II‘ Mr, and illrs Eda ard Man are enter... mining relatiles from Danbury Mrs, James K, Dniioa entertained relatives at her home on Hoyt street. Sunday. Miss Edith Carpenter and Miss Grace Smith spout Monday in Stam- 'ford. W Hairy Buxlon is now working forl H. l.. Scofleld in the furniture busi- ness. (,his home on River street for several days, "Nelson Brown and Harry Kaiser vis- itctl‘ with friends inNorwalk on Sun- day.‘. . [1 Mrs. Mary 'scolieid of New York vis- ited‘wlth friends on South avenue, this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Llppman are enter- taining relatives from California this week. George 1‘. Smith has purchased the QUAKER OATS Regular price too the world over. East India TeaCo (its pkg- Charles“ Mend has been confined to. , .., rendered several vocal selections at ,1 , MAE. M- x e mention or the 131011111; people in A new horseI and wagon has been;the Congregational Church 611“” added to the Adams Express outfit for evening the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George '1‘. Smith Mr. and Mrs George R «Brown visited with Mrs. shuns parents. Mr and Mrs. Mansfield Toms, in Stamford. Sunday. ’ Mrs, John“ V. Macaulay has returned truth a week's vicit'with relatives in Danburp. William Street of Bridgeport is "OW employed in George E. Raymond’s car- riage factory. On Sunday evening, May 25, Olive ICouncil Branch. D. of u. will attend .... _ in memorial service in the Methodist Calvin -.n Milli-i and Misa Mae Church Rev. H, n. Trinkaus, Smith visited with (haries W Hoyt ptoach in Stamford, ,Suuduj "l: The 8.13 Solving Class hold a meet- Mr and Mrs Harlv .lobc entertain ing at the home of the Misses Rodi- jed friends at their home on Seminary' mer on Hoyt street last cloning Af laziest Sunday iter the sewing strawberry Shortcake ' iwas served ._.....~...-... John A. Weed of Bridgepotl Iisited at the home of Mrs Ciarrisa JohnSon, i mast avenue. Sunday. New Cannanwt‘ alley two James McDonnell of Stamford will Theodore Bertlne of Newark Spent ment in George T. Smith's shop. Mr. several dill/8 at the home of his par- ents on East menus. the Goodrich and Diamond tire firms MP Mid Mia ZRalph 00195l 0f 50““, I The monthly meeting of the Band of r’ort Iislted with Mrs. Dietzko Orlllope, held in the Congregational seminary street Sunday (‘hurch Sunday evening was largely :attended. Althur O'Neil of New iorl. spent. the w-eek end with his sister, Mrs. Joseph Vion, in Silt-ermine, walk was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. lC- F Brinckerhoif. Railroad nv'enue. Ml and Mrs Charles Harford enter. Sunday loined relatives at their home on Rail l road avenue, this week. Charles Smith, chauffeur for 'l‘. S. anlentine of South avenuo, has return~ Ied from Ne“ York, where he spent the winter. Mrs. P A l()ffen of Greenwich spent Sunday at the home of, \lr. and Mrs! 13, F Often Stamford nIHennc ‘ Much interest is being taken in the lite two large columns were placed ball game between the New Cannons in position at the from of the new and the Never Sweats on the South library building entrance, Monday iflli‘lllle grolmds, Saturday afternoon. ‘ m _ Edward L. Jones, captain of the timer Warden Knapp spent Iestcrdni in ‘Sweats, has a formidable lineup. New lolk. on important matters per- iaining ‘0 the ““8“ plant. Lester Yeaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Yeaion of Prospect Place, who has been working in New Haven for some time, has a-position with Meeklns. Packard & Wheat, 3 dry- goods firm of Springfield, Macs, BPEWLATION l8 IEGESSIIY, SAYS GLEWS NEW HAVEN, May 14.-«ln an ad- dress on speculation, and the New York Stock Exchange. of which he is the third oldest member, Henry (news, of New Yorlf, today told an audience of Yale students that speculation was the best method he knew of to adjust differences of opinion as to the future course of prices, whether of commod- ities or stocks, because the ultimate result of emulation is the nearest ap- proach to correct values. "Speculation for a fall in prices in any commodity," he continued, "ls based principally on the presumption of an over-supply, and the production of the particular product is checked Mrs. George Gregory and son Han- untll rices recover. old, of Stamford, visited with her par-l "Speculation for a rise in prices is eats, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Falrtyubased on the presumption of a scar- Seminary street, ‘over the weekend 'city or short supply. and its direct ef- fect is to quicken production and re The “an“ game ““95“!“ be store the equilibrium of prices 'Spec- between the school nine and a team‘matmn consequently greatly benefits country at large It is unfortun- Miss Ethel Lawrence and Miss Bea; trice Green of Drew Seminary Spent the Week-end with their parents Miss Florence Oetzel of Danbury spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Macaulay. East avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Peck of Dan- bury spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Crawford, West street. ‘ ‘ ll‘ Miss Grace Snyder of 80th Non walk visited witli'Arthur Snifiln and family at Talmadge Hill over the weekend. Mrs. Robert Simon of Locust ave- nue is visiting with her daughter. Mrs. William F‘iandrau. in New Rochelle, this week. About forty Red Mon journeyed to Stamford, in Gray's nutotruck, Mon~ day evening, to ‘httend the camlvai' shell by One: Tribe. unuw ‘0 nonosppearnnce or‘atoly sometimes carried to excess and ' this has 311. cu rise to a great amount from Slivermine did not. take place It Tel 871 125 Washington Street Saturday, 0“,“ ‘8 the latter. ‘ an - m of adverse criticism." is~ L, rpcach silks. it’s delicious. I ll sixth Avenue 11111111111115 I‘ ...._._,_..M.. W M ..s......... ~a isolated incidents of lntempemncc. however, he said, should not be per- mitted to cloud the speculation. J 8.0MENHUT. Pros. (MAIN BL’Im7NO) ANNUAL SALE OF Everything At prices you will find it hard to duplicate elsewhere for the (we ,"‘I , I .2,“ Wire? ' if” , FERTILIZERth-z dendrons. A Few of the Specials From Our Conservatory: PRIVET FOR HEDGESw—finc bushes; in lots of 100, at. .33 and S4 . VEGETABLE SEEDSqegularly So a packet; dozen packets for 301: FLOWER SEEDS~rcgularly 51: a packet; dozen packets for. . .201: , BEST LAWN GRASS SEEDSw-Ibushei $3 73; pack, $1; quart. . . lbs. for 90¢; a carton El. MOPER 0. Garden Syringias, Weigclias. .Snowballs. Smoke Trees, Fruit Trees, Rose Bushes, Privot for Hedges. Rhodo- Shrubs, Hard Flowcrinc Roots, etc. stead of causing panicky conditions. he declared, it is one of the greatest factors in the world for their pre- Ienticn. Without speculation on the New York Stock Fxohnnge, he asked. could the mill. sums of money needed for the building of the railroads of tho country has been raised. lie con- tinued: "in reply to many- mistaken critics regarding Wall street. ll unhcs~ itntinlriy register my emphatic opin~ ion that speculation in stocks, as con- ducted on the New York Stock ‘Ex- chanue, through Stock Exchange mom. born. in no more gambling than epoch» lotion in real-estate or merchandise. All trade in more or loss speculative. because it. involves rink)? The most legitimate or all invest- ments, he said, 'fis that of the farmer, but even that because of his dept-ud- onco upon the elements. is speculna don. “To sum up," he said, "speculation ACity in itself two: 19" Streets Honeysucklen, Flowering investors are caused in speculation. although in different degrees. "More is this difference between thusliecula. tor and the umbldr, The speculates operates upon Judgment, which» in turn is based upon a careful study of all the numeral" an coniplex lotion ducts affecting values. The sampler, . on the other head, is one who at but i 01:11?th upon main ‘orc than on 15c '1 1 " f“ Inns ‘0: Stamford I will” have charge of the vulcanlzing depart. filiclhnuel] has been associated with, Mrs. Rufus Osborne of South Nor-l Ill-1, I “no MKSMfl I ' "than may. May Clearing Sale Big Values throughout the entire stare. ‘s. oA‘MRM’ 'K‘M’ \VYA‘MIA‘M’AXVJ‘K’I‘ New Specials added for Thudeay. I'lA‘s ’RM' \IJ community, contrary to thexpinlon of many well-meaning, but ignorant peoz pie. The gambler. on the contrary, is a posmve injury to society." The more thorough and searching an investigation, he said, the better will be the light in which Wall street had the New York Exchange will ap- pear. “for it will be found that honor-,1 honesty and fair dealing are the found- I ation of its business, and that any of the Stock Exchange," contrary to its practica and renders the offender 4*— wrongdoing is in violation of the rules ' liable to suspension or expulsion. Wall street, Dr. ‘Ciews told his hear. ore. is not only a necessary market. for the exchange of securities and the purchase of incomes, but is a health! stimulant to the rest of the business of the country, and a great businesfl barometer. Ten per cent. of discomfort in s furnished mom is too much—for you... can find one that's at least 99 per cent. comfortable by answering some ‘edv. v». stood all day on counter-felts. buy. opportunity ? is a science, and both spccmstors and Ii Morris Park To you personally—— Read it! Think ii over! Quote. from the Item York Times: To decide a . bet, . 5.111.. the Strand in London about a month ago offering gold sovereigns ($4.86) for sixpence (121;) He was only able to” sell four. 0f the thousands who passed, ninety- nlne per cent. had sixpsnce but they were skeptical and afraid the sovereigns were Only four men were clever enough to know s real sovereign from a counterfeit, and to take advantage of the opportunity, and ASK yourself if you know a real opportunity from a counterfeit. Are you clever enough have you enough self-confidence- to take advantage of the real It so go to the Auction Sale authorized by The State of New York Banking Department Liquidator If The Connie Tm! Co. «I The North" Ink of New York Absolute and unreserved Sale of 3019 Separate lots formerly tho Race Track “ Bronx Borough, New York City May, 315', and succeeding days . , 10% «ammonium MWMhhwym‘l‘ithlulTMCe. ‘womdmmnknmh
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