. stilts and local. oi
liter In tho Daughters
' . 11111.1... we ssluts
., but we sinccrsi‘y
nit conferred upon
all the assembling
this ovontllul Ap-
stocks.U
night.
is grpndour , .
he of. the proudest
1111111111. . 1.. expressing his
"liulng‘ chin to be pro.-
_,Pai‘kcs Cudman. DD..
of the Control Avenue
Ohm-ch 111 Biookiyn,
who. delivered a lecture
ans," in the Methodist
nth .Norwam at the New
Qontorencc, inst year. was
States
udlonce. and the ex--
. i came to 11. close.
‘ stun ~11! thé .urmoly the
lit upon the upwiling
c memorial fountain
“/1.
Milk. lithehuil' of. Norwnik
‘ patriotit friends. took
lOHe
oi? 71.
flughters of tho Ammlchn ‘
ion, and Friends:
(1: suited nu own heart .
. 'ei'erred to unveil this
111111111111: said "There is air
"l‘tsomething mom is due to
assisted the Norirnik Chap-
n‘g this memorial, not only
‘lnd words and encourage-
‘ and with their money
as well. First at all let
.111111 to the chtnlicn of the
schools of all 'i‘hc. Norwalks
' arly and prompt rcsponsc
post, for subscriptions. Then
unk our putiiotic riicutis in
and New Jersey. We have
untiibutious t1 om Long island
in titer portions 01 Olil own he-
9.111111 must not omit the
istoricnl and Memorial 1.1
suciatlon and our townsmon
ilfthc cities on our right and
One citizen of South Nor
he identity is suspected but
136.com us a. choc-'11 fox $100
Ho whom we all know dupii
iouut. Thus this memor-
, . ‘crected with the assist
it ‘otlc friends all mound us.
“sly say tluiy that it knows no
011th. no cost and no west:
orwalk Chapter takes them
_its embrace and thiough mo
itstthanhs to each and every
1'.
. Mr. Minor. 1 am pleased
to you a. deed of gift con
memorial to the City 01
Itim Sure the city will tulm
of it and consider it a trust
all The N01: alloy;
in
loan.
el'l}.
lends he hearty cooper-.1-
. 1. 11 oroushlarc and look upon
lull. they will be remindod
that he felt ovcrv wordi ‘ VV‘"
hat old fnmiiinr
Enameled ll
soul: l Mike“
Willi?
the iDi‘t ‘
linio
1,1; mill. .
Wabdulu
Kansas and Texas.
there werc running sales of 10,001}
shares at 97 and 97%. compared with
fill iiiht night, 10, 001) shares ct St.
atom to 158 computed with lbii last
‘ night and 10.000 shares 01‘ Binllngtdu
at 195 to 196% contoured with 193.96..
Kansas and Texas sold at
31% to 82 compared with 30% last
gains also oi 11
Pacific
Ncw
Amalgam
after opening up
‘ last night.
'i‘
sionols. which
chases
points.
(0
2 points.
WALL S'l‘REE'l‘.
broadened grontly
were on a record souls.
thousands of shows of the must p1 omi-
nent stocks changed hands. but their
increments were not uniform. reclining
having effect in St. Paul.
other Western roads, whllc
tion of i'ulon Pacific. Texas Pacific and
Rock island carried them higher.
of the usually neglected stocks
tubslantlai
Worth and Denver City. Evupsvillc iii
'l‘crrc Huulc. Lakc Eric &': West.dr11.isl..
(’icvcland, C. C. 8; St
Louis Prelhlred Pacific Coast Common
and Second Prcferred and Mom: An1or~
all of which were from 1 £ to «i
(‘anndn Southern 1‘0ch 9
7 on tumors of favor»-
uhlc coming developments in the prop‘?
Time was not in G
111111 cd in the stool
trial shares but that" oil showed 10“-
slticluble firmness.
Amalgamated
near midday. and the first noticeable
pause in the general upward rush of
[loads were quiet sud
Phui Plci’cl rcd.
points higher.
points in all to?
prices followed
irregular. f ,
\\ Al. I. STREI l‘T l/p. 111.-A rise in
People's (ins of 21/.
Smelling rosc. 2“,. and Amalgamated
Now York
(ihiougo 1% St. Louis advanced 4%- and
Paul moved 11p
to 1.110 which in l’oui points ovel last
night. and some of thc sonthwcstorua
Ioso lliultci than bcforc.
Copper
Atchiso‘n.
Chcs. & Ohio 4157/
Chi 8; N. W. 51031.43
martyr who gave his lilo Chi“ B “5 Q1
&
&
1.111111. Consult. 1.28%
tiopolltuu..17ii%
‘Miss. i’uclflc.
Nut bond (11)..
N. 12.1}. it 113527.51
N. 12.0. ti: W.. 34%.
Con. ,Tobacco.
North Pacific 103%
No. Puc. llfil..‘
Pennsylvania. 159.
Poppins (i118. 1151/.
Phil. it Road. :l?
i’ it It. Dltl..
Sou. Railway.
Son. Ry. pith, 83%
- Sou. Pacific.
“MU
hero 1ch c
the
stocks. touching the
‘co1nmunlty or interest“ indicated by
the directors cluster] to tho
Company
caused more interest in the express
stocks and United States
Wells Fargo 3.
Ex press
ill?
distributed throughout tho .1
road and, industrial stocks a
ing. The orders executed to .
1,000 to 10000 shares in the Uni trd
Statesfitcsl stocks, Souihorn Railway
11111011111111.1111. Burlington and
in Union Pacific
‘11:. point or more in Missouri
Pennsylvania and People 3 Gas.
York Air Braho 1111111111112
mated Copper
broke 11/...
. WALL STREET. 1] u. m.~—'I‘hc ‘prolit
. taking movomcut by the room profus-
invniinbly follow
high opening. was in evidence, and tho
Pacliics Grnngcrs. Metropolitan Street
Railway. Wostci'n Union and Peunsvi
vanin reacted. some of them a point
Meanwhile less important stocks was
rising vigorously. and their maintain-
od strength caused the channel prop-
erties to rain
o’.clock St Paul crossing l59,
export duty on coal provided for
the British budget induced llcnvy pur-
bituminous
strongly
h'cior 6
con!
son bou rd .
and American 5
All of thc iunlor
3-4 1,1,..Thc
gains,
toso above
.rr ed 7. St.
, hilly spirit you huvc from Atelllyml. Dill ‘l7
oi shown in tho cutorpuge llnlt & Ohio i'l‘I/.‘_.
we. hare all worked for ill1111.it.i., 8%
in an unselfish spit-,lt and Can. South. 681,4
,, , , generations pass up and Can. of N. J., i5?
195
St. H.151
over rcspondod Wlill 11 fun Cl” “-L &\P. U23 9i:
centuries in which 1111 Maui (310.0 86 St- .-L. 89%:
liar, iv know how to ihauuli) A's H 01111.1,le
hi friends for such a gift. (19". Ml CO-
, were to the point and 11.1.1111. 18; Nash. 10572.
221
Wésti, Ed
-.'l‘ old 67%
105%
ill
17%
98
75%
29%
411%.
ii
13111111111. , ,
nfd.‘. ‘86 ‘
.11
Copper
odvu
Vanderbilt
stocks were. strong. Canada Southern
louliii3, with. a spin. 9t live.
w‘estciu 21101 his rose violontir on reit~ ,
citation of liiceiii rumors 0! u comllllr
atlon and Kansas 8: 'i‘cxas common
prctcrr cd
1%
provod its and Missouli Pacific. ovcl.
Amalgamated
lied to 1243/1 and Alchisou was voiY‘
buoyant soiling up to within 11 Shade
Coppm
11001148110121:lniion
and transactions
Blockii‘ of
be ob
including
licuv ,v
were
led
LT).
High
2b ’
9,8“
am
92.19
1121
77
157%
111, 4? 9‘ “
2.131%,
1595
1110 .
lggglfig
180
"24
105%
11.1%
1289i:
173%
68%
lfivlll/fi
0‘3“
,l1 intercst dist
stocks or indus-
l‘i‘S
tho
i’r loos gencr
ally did not recover to the top and
spcrnlniion was somewhat quieter.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS;
Reported over private wire of m. A.
ilohnic. commission broker. Swurtz ii:
Corbttt‘a block South Norwalk:
Opt-n
Low
‘1')“
lim
(iii
96%
93%
83%
.6894; .
l.1'i7
106% 10"»
Paul,
United
board.
South
chlson and
surp-
Many
solos
9%.
ll
ii
The
in
rand
Tho
nccd
im "
rni
, result of competition in Hartford}, ll NORTH MAlN STREET,
would do, i
The Committee on incorporation“ South NQTlMHlk.
this moiniug heard petitions for lhdc-t
M. v; - m
nwwwAlilililSEMEI‘l'I‘Sf—~ AMUSEMENTS.
had
Fort
of
umrd
rally.
2,995.1’3 3.2“ W}
‘ ,, 3....
Mt» .~
ilil
83 8‘”
180
222%
“”195
{13%
127 H"
l 1214»
till
incense at M Buttercup 111111 ‘
(lovsrnor Hubard
1 ‘ this Connecticut Western 111 . 1,
1 ,2 11.111111111111111 and that the cove nor 111,111. .. v 1
said that Hartford would bu sh
il‘ this was done.
batted the admission oi this test
but was Overruled ‘ 1
wiiosc wife originally owned the can
tcstcd strip of lipid in East (lruuby,
was called. He made
statement of tho circumstances sur~
rounding the solo oi‘ the blunt Grunby .
ml- min 1898 His tustlmouy croutod ‘
great interest.
come to her from her 1111111.
Smith.
46%... «
tutti/1 ‘
ill '
Tallow. dead,
twenty year‘s ago. .
Mr 11111111111111 cons“
Judge Mai-1111 u $11.1lth 1.1 2111
.‘n,
campictc
The place belonged to his wife and
The houac
“Mr Cor
my wife's uncic.‘ " said Judge
"had the his use of this land.
Mr. Eno. agcut of the ionnoctlcui
Western Visited us tlterc and Mr. Goof
nlsh' 3 wish was that i should iuonngc
the trade 1 made two visits to Mr
Gross in Hartford. previous to May 21),
1898. and told him that my. wits Was
willing to soil. Mr. (”‘01 dish was then
dead 1 sold the. place too Mr. Dil-
iingham on Mar 25.1898. Mr. E110. of
the Connecticut Western came to mc
the next (luv to buy it. but it was thcnf
too into. The. property is worth sonic
$2.500 to a inrmcr. Mr. Dillinghum
told nlc it was for a rctircd lltcrary
mun (laughter). Hc. was very careful
to ask inc. whether the railroad which
he had hoard whispered about would
distrui) n retired litornrv man. I
bavon't ever heard of its disturbing
anybody (laughter). This retired lit
erary mun paid $4 0110 1or tho property :
t Laughter).
Mr Shlpman tried to bring out that
Judge Smith had trlcd to sell the farm
to Mr. lino. Judge Shipmun hold sin-1
phaticnlly: ‘Bol’ora the 20111 of May,
1898. tho Connecticut Western could:
have had that road. Aficr that until:
Hourr A. Goodwin. of Hartford ‘
\1 hoiesaic 1:101 91 losiillt‘id that the
building of the road would grcutlv hiu
dor his own business.
Superintcndont Martin, (”the (ion
trnl New England. was put through a
rigid cross cvnmluution by Mr. Rob-
bins on tariii‘ mics. and on «that the;
won of revolhtiouarv times.
ulsli,
‘i
l
i
i
i
l,
opportunity.
[Fine French Balbriggan—
lcrs‘cv ribbed fancy strip~
' 111i; not too expensive at 50
ccntsmud 75 cents per gm-
mcnt, but all we rush is 39
Cents. Certainly. wc have
lmth ilic shirts and tho
(hunters. '
Blue Serge Suits (for men)
nicely made. will give very
satisfactory service. The
pricc. $8.00, is suggestive
of a much cheaper garment.
Neglige Shirts-"gillailc nicely
oi ])€T1‘T:‘il1‘-———25 Cents. ,lust
, think of it!
«..,...»—
D. GOT’l‘
.\pril 15-~—
Rogers Brothers
in “Rogers Brothers in
Central Park."
.\pril 17—-
E. H. Sam-m and Ca.
' n“I-iamlct."
\pril 18——
“Tlu Balls of New
Yer " Company.
lnticr Hamid Square
Moungcmcut.
111.1111 11111112111 ud’hii‘fih
Sousa and If}: Band.
April 26-1»-
Rlohard Mansfield
i u“llcury V."
5.
.111‘111 27-.—
Jamu 11.001110"
new Hover-1.
MM 1 and 2~——
Maude Adams
‘ ”‘L Aiglon.’
.1.-
May l0
Foxy Quilter.
with Jerome Sykes.
May 11——
John Draw
1 “Richard Curvel."
May 13. 14, 15. \‘Vcduesday Mat-
incc.
Andrew Muck.
Elilll)’ 21. 22. Wednesday Matinee.
Viola Allen
in “The Palace of the
. King.”
Winv 25....
The Bostonlam.
1_v 28—»
N1 0. 0110mm:
in "The Merchant of
Venice.”
dfn ihe en-
_There are no lava garments alike.
, 11.11.11.141 151.11. 1111111111111
We have bought, of one of the
leading suit manufacturers, their
sample line of Ladies’ Tailor—made
Suits, Walking Skirts and Rainy
Day Suits. These, goods were
bought at 11.; great auctions. which
enables us to place: them on sale
at a price 11110.1; as they have ever
been sold by the manufacturers.
and no duplicates can be had.
i SYRIAN Silliliili,
Under tho auspices of the
Ministering Circle K. D. of the
First Congregational Church.
Will be given
liitdnesdu, April 21 11 89.11
At the residence of
MRS. FREDERICK, BELDEN.
Tickets. 50 Cents.
818 it
Presents
FROM SIRE T0 SON
(Direction of H. (2. Smith.)
at
lion’s 'l‘llniro, Friday ling. lprli‘iiiiit
TICKETS, 35 CENTS.
Tickets may no exchanged for re-
served seats on and alter Monday.
April 15th. at 7:30 p. 111.. at Hoyt's
'i‘hcntro office. South Norwulk. and la.
P. Wood‘s drug store. Norwnlk.
1113 1w
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. APRIL 20.
'ssnAH‘cowsLL
LaMD YNE
in her Triumphant ,Succoss.
The Greatest Thing in theilorld
With a Splendid Cut, Including:
Adoluldc Thurston. Fanchon Campbell,
Mrs. Glendeiming. Cornelia Hunter
Anna O’Malley Charles Stanley. Frank
liowson, Harold Russell. Frank laun-
tier, John Glenfienning. Walter Thom-
as. Thomas Phillips. Edwin James
John Mathews.
PRICES. 250, 500. 751:, 81.00.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre, South Norw‘nlir, and Wood‘s
drug store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
otcach performance: .
HOYT’ S THEATRE
Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee,
COMMENClNa MONDAV,‘ APFi. 22.
THOMAS
1
Supported by an excellent company. in
‘ 111111: of his it t plays.
Monday night
Tuesday night, ‘
Wednesday mat,
Wednesday night, ,
. . MIN“: 1
Night, it), 20, 30 1.11 few lit 60o.
Mstlnéc‘. to grid :35 (lentil . _.
‘ The-avoids oi Nouns:
Sydney Carton.
Man-0'-Wur' 1.11111.
At Hell tints.
Sills.
shadcs in the new Wash Tafleta,
the most popular Waist; Silk of the
season. Also tholOricntnl Water-
proof and Perspiration Proof Fast
Black Japancse Silk. nothing like
him a summer dress. 27 inches
wide; price $1.00 per yard. ‘ , _
. Clothes'wi'ing‘er, warranted. $1.98
Willing Pater.
brated Parson 81 Greene Co.’s
Choice Paper, regular use. quality
at 191:. per box
3* made from 1111ch of broken one.
‘f/‘i '
We have in stocks lull line of‘
1."me
Five hundred boxes of the cele-
WHAT IS
if not satisfactory.
PAY H. 00
Misses’
. $7
Boys’
sweatshop work. Prices from
ll
llilllllllllllili
Housevclc‘aning Nehessitics at
special prices:
Galvanized Water Pails, 19c.
Mop Sticks. . 9c.
Scrub Brushes. 8c.
Carpet Beaters, 15c.
Tack Hammers, 8c.
Laundry Soap, 31:.
Washing Powder, ‘ so.
Large full Whisk'Brooms. 15c.
SParlor Brooms, 25 and ass.
Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
Cedar Pails. three hoops,
291:.
TRISTRAMdt HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
mt trauma ourrrrmis rbn
MEN. WQMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
29 and ‘51 Vivvcsi Washington Street
THE USE
of laying on} a whole lot of maney for what you used, when you
can come here and choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
dise to,be found in the Twin Cities. and pay for it in small weekly
payments. 0111' prices are positively lower than are charged by
cash houses. and you‘have the privilege of returning any purchases
‘ ..1
A WEEK.
Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits, 'for young ladies, sizes
14. 16. 18. Brown, black and grey. nicely trimmed. Our price
.98
Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys’ Blouse Suits. all colors, no
$1.95 to $7.95:
Overcoats for Man.
Spring Top Coats, the latest spring styles. with turned over
cuffs. nicely tailored. Special price
$5.
W .,
Do not fail to examine your Clothing Department. You will find
the largest and best assortment right here. All the latest Mixtures
and Hair Stripe Serges, and at popular prices.
m
H.Kr1eger 81 Co.
95
,1.
9’1
>1
1
«~--~~1~ .1...qu 1... ”my.
SAVE THE PIECES
New 1111111
lm‘
erythlng 11119111111 for the comfort of
those who wear 31111111111112.1113 in
stock. Eyes examine Glasses fitted.
HOMER sh. i.
And bring: them to- me.
um , in»
”111an and Slum mm
a... who 11.1121. ~
Hot Mr ”0!"th D '
kWh—W
mm 111 sows».
some um r111. 1100111111. ,
Norwalk Chronicler