M.—
_ ‘1 ‘ Union
it: n‘ have ' About Complet-
oh‘rlng‘s, land the Bua-_
Pitched to the
Legislature
. . , -.l
all ngthe moi! ‘pm'tants‘ “110‘“
Arno g til, hills passed “lid on
' « w.‘ m- ‘
outings hank bill 333;“. did no
his handgun
.3} n ntormyituu‘cuu'v‘
onotors
‘ V their remarks. .
rioting bill was passed ureat‘. “or? _‘
ommittoe to connider the T it
i tho state into how con-i 9“ 0"
This: committee wul ho expect
within a low days and Wm let its
‘it at 01 o.
r 'b
o no machine committee l" the
Machines and rearranging: an if“
whaliotlawo so that the soo-l “Ii/“9
into-shall print all bullotn.‘ 5" ”"9
g‘ lie oliloers ot‘ usuistunti
' ‘ ‘lll hurl ausisiunt quarter-l
ielnl lite position was re-
lim‘ahly and will he the lore-
. Bonnie
' Corbtt
of, u important. rearrangement "
i ‘ . w 2‘
,u '9. military force. The state (313.5“ 31%;“ 3‘? £833,
tory bill was rejected as worn; Am. COL 0”- “b :4 3‘35 3‘ :74 '14
king measures: 'l‘nxing “'01“ A” 8- R~ Q0" It”? 1142/; 123854 {.1ng
our roads organized outside. Am. 7‘0”- (‘O-‘ 1.8... ‘3“ W81}? 3 .. ‘
‘Oll their l'lli‘i‘ collection. “CNSO‘L 70"” ””3- “978 ‘34?
till appropriation for u tu-. Melllflf’n- Pm» 93 98 “(in 91%
howl,“ W3 mwrtm nah. i; Ohio. in Wié 973’, hilt/h
' committoos the most im- [3km- R- i‘., 34:34: 237/51 84'? 3”%
on hgs this. week were on Llw (fm' South, 28/4 ‘18% 76“.; if“
ut Wontorn petition for its than. 01: N- J,, 1001543 in”? 15‘”: 10 Ill -
‘ oxtt‘ulsion. Both sides unvo‘ ‘3‘“;‘5- 5:- VOMO‘ fwd 949?". .48% 3%?
tied lllolr roses and are through E“? 8‘ N W.. 205:6: 104% 304 3' 31b
tho arguments. \\'lll('il will (.m- B“ & Q" “301/9 ”5% 133% ”WA:
'T‘llusdny next to Hill p. ini‘; “- & Sl- PI" “:4 rll 17” “34% ”5‘44:
ho New l"lli\'t“il l'ond put ouj (.lli‘. 9-" sf I -- 10%? ”7}? “‘91, 150A
l‘oeldouts Todd and Merrill. ("( 3V ‘3‘ 5L "333W grill 35,18 1333’s
ill. into. the l'roigllt queutioni 0' k H' Cult. 1 l l I 1 Ill “/2
M '. 'l‘odd making sonh- lm-’ |.ou. ‘li‘NflShu 127 107 :4. lab 19“4
temoutS relative to the Man. (“mm"- 1‘19” 13“ 1:334:13
tho Consolidhtmi road in re. MOL'LDDOUW”: 17$}? 17.439192? ”3‘
'iuturo freight ousinoss. . ”-3 M- 1‘ & l‘. Did- ‘1; in us” (’52! of-
‘| ill? will .pl‘ohuhly be given. “‘3?- Puritic. 191 19:98 ”lbw filly/u.
, lo auditions h’guln. as tho "-- L" k “7 1'1")” 103‘ WW2 lift»
has me now through lhuir :1 l" 0' 3‘ “~ 3214 3 :9 3%: 3")”
histwill oxDeditr matters com (on. Tobacco. 4“ 4' “‘7. ’33 “ll » M51
‘ Wand should result in an hlorth P‘W‘fi" “My: ”3% 102V: 10-3
oi! the session. ‘5'“ PM” ”raw 95%| 98% 98 98y...
‘ ‘ Wmhm- . Pennsylvania. ill] llil lllll 163%
' . l‘oople's Gas. ill" 2 1,16% 1151,51], 93
vi vaLL STREET- 5min. & Road. 37% ii 355%- ,7
s'ritlini‘. lllzlt) n. lil.-—~l‘l1ti 'f- & R- PW lfif‘r this 1...?” “3w
"uylhg Milan was in evidence EW- Railway. 30:4 302’, 30% 39%
or closed last night was 5‘0"- RF“ Pm" 34/2 84,4 3§% 83%
"l 5 morning. tho shocini‘ :20” ”30”?“ 4} ”fit 41% 48%
inaln the some stocks. my 11‘3“,” (4- 6‘ .l" ”8% 63‘s “7% Mi
ion Puclhr. St. Paul. Ahlal— ‘5 :S Loothu. 1“- , . }4
or and Baltimoro iii ()hio.1 li'h' I‘M): NIL, ‘7'“ ‘ ”WA. 77% “5%:
.hl.,l,llilil to “3.000 shares. l‘m‘m Pacific, 100% 101% 100% 10091:
i rnrious ntorks on n [15,;Ull. Poo. pfd.. 88% 39 88V; 83%
' oricos. _ W l ‘t
, ,iiio were of 16.00 shares ‘5"
0 .101. compared with 100 inst ‘
St. Paul. ‘I.llii(l.uhures chang-
lliilé to 164%. compared
st night. Both of those Eureka
Ii'unced additional fractious,
opening. Amhlgnmotod Cop»; 'l‘ho‘
quoted at. 1281/, to 128. com Lodge.
.th‘127‘ i
ii in the
ono of
.nduuc
i ,lt‘riondn
Robbin-s;
hill and of largo true
- " roundin
, in: [pr-“v
.toolt‘wn poured out oi
, r‘tho phoning. ro
anhplemonted
.hojuloh wn
[summing one‘n n
y
. rotuhsionnls. who oountoi’illuwe to
or profit inking movam‘ouu.‘ With ii!
e‘néordhi’h
and this morn-l
Pricou hugged Ithe var
notation and Rock 15-2
,Atchlnon, New York}
VI; Pacific. i
,.l' inst night‘s ‘ tulumm}
Inelltod
.‘clloiot-
i won lino
. Sinmlor
‘ iltornry
ioliowm
,. «that. Mi
irDunn; vocal
no solo.
ink; Ming" Frank]:
nylon: violin 's‘oh:
halo, Mind blend
1 , Mimi, Giacomo
pound.
«ago in Eastern tilllnoi
' The local tru‘ctions‘ .
“ for the. appearance 0 willie...
, intent and all '
uglll loft in piral‘ly the market.
mafiy mi Transit rose 3%."Chlcligo
pullout the too. [Denver 6’: Rio Grantley
33;?fiegga . nn‘i Amorlonn Cotton Oil '
t a say, in n lowoi' thevsouthwostorns.‘Prlcea
dropped again luunpite of the violent
manipulation in stocks and there were
diaper" and some sudden breaks at the lust.
gmuch interest. on weliv closing who active and easy except [or
' That one or
«. thor speculative buying; but although
a . or
($33351: t‘gjfigmu the statement was more favorable than
n i' ‘ ro- to keep Dl'iceu buck.
ehhllfioril’lllgemin- of many oi the most prominent stocks
' ' . - l :rosuit of the day‘s trading. The under-
ihgtlg‘onlaggilglllln 391$? tone was distinctly cosy and thorowas
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over prlvaw Wll'e or E. A.
'1th first 8amflh‘i’nhnnh. pl’d.. 40:51,
HELD A BOOK SOCTABLE.
Time and Coins Money.
. annulus gt‘jFollow’H Hull, lost
due huh over held.
oro‘d inollituiitllul: wormidllltllil
av fore the sociable.
,uhortt wuu twon
if a person
the ovenlng he in our
son to cull.
.oninvdlo‘. amusement consisted-
and Muir; dance, vat-hi instrumental
prominent nutortninh
i of tho oillohra.
l‘_ HVDGQl solo. Mm. Anglo,
ironituiiou, Mlhs May
lt-lfi .,
until 8t Poll
When ‘th
1 : buy
Pa lilo
‘mavia,flil
6 bid up again it infill;
Brooklyn
& Eu’tterklir
and Union Pnolnn milled i'to.
e 25/. each
d the general market rallied, bu
t get. back to top figures. except
'l‘ne
two stocks and
nixed. .
longs in stocks evidently count-
the bunk stutomont to revive
not changes
oil. the selling was renewed nt-
appearance on such a ucuio as
The lost pracesa
list showed not declines as a
ire folluro' to renew the spoon-
onthuslnsm which was rampant
opening.
. «‘oomml‘asl‘on broker, Swurtz it
i's block. South Norwulk:
411,4. 401/. my,
9 95% 93% MA).
Union. 4%
H...
Robeknh Lodge Has a Good
'sock sociable" hold by Eureka
Dnughteru of Rebekah. in Odd
night. will go down
history of the organization as
the moat. enioynblo'nl'lnlrs the
There was ill ht-
n over three hundred people.
came from several of tho‘sur;
g lownar The (- enmity-hook ‘
‘ “it‘ll l), .
slid rally; ool- '
ulted b'
The price or udml -
it twice the number of could cit ‘
odinllnlltlr
. it re
. uu’day who
9 it day Lillian lilo
the tlln'e
‘yly old age.
hillditoe. which is pump
by. .
ll
when he wnnfltortyeaevon yo
hill in at
n
pucity.
Farms, N. Y.
years old.
wife.
Farms. He" remained there until
Norwaik and settled on a farm
West Norwalk. where he has lived and
tolled until seven years ago. when he
had lived and toiled until sevou years
ago. when he went to live with his
daughter. renting his farm. Since
then he has done no work to amount to
anything. But he could always be
seen about the premises looking after
[various slight details. .
The two children named above are
by his ilrat who. 'l‘hey lire the only
ones living. The chlldron by his aeo-
ond wife who are living pro-Ellen. Mor-
gurot and Matthew. ‘i‘hero are several
great grandchildren living.
The tunernl will be hold from the
bound at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
from St. Mary‘s Church. The inter-
‘ mont will be in St. Mary’s oonletery.
--.—-—~
The snap hooks and eyes that the
D. M. Road Company is selling. are a
quiluon‘lurt. i105
go urouhd tho homo at. on
or his donut. no
“the cause of his
"l‘ho‘oud
that multipurpol
, hardly believo‘tnot
good. There lo‘notl
very remarkable ill hg tor
or his extremo ago. and to have
Moeen‘hlm lately one would not have
thought he was over eighty yours old.
. Ho éume to. this country/lo .1841.
urn old,
is tint-‘1
d a posi-
' or his cu.
He then took unto himseu a
wile;Miaav-Morgaretrm‘ongon. ot West ‘
[do was thou fltly‘soven’
1' our childron were born to this un-
ion. and five years atlor marriage. um
wile died. He remained at widower for
three years and loom martini! Miss
Mary Tucker. alsool Went Farms. no
had four chi‘ltlron. also by his noconu
When he first married he led Mia:
Clnuaon and wont forming at West;
thirty years ago, when he came :0
n
oruahod sugar mm o
olt‘odly today. but
"trolling. . . ,
.tlnentul‘augar centres received at Gin
menu. the Brit
. inhimnrllot will he clo
with thozn. ‘ .
“t mm the non
igow wore taken to indicate that unload
' addition bounty on, reunion. ausar in
laid ”by tho reanactlvorlorolgn govern;
i
3...
.nnlnlm
im‘ilis.
l
lflllollilmyl'gist—lithium." 3
UNDERWEAR
Fine
French _. Baibri_ggan-——
0d; not too expensive {it 50
cents and 75 cents per gar—
ment. hilt alljwe ask is 39
Cents. Cortn‘lnly. we have
both the shirts. and the
drawers.
.... .. guy...
i
Blue Serge Suits (for men)
nicely made, will give very
satisfactory sp’rvicc. The
price. $8.00. is suggestive
of a much cheaper garment.
i‘g—ufi—M
Neglige Shirts undo nicely
of porcnlrw—asfcents. Just
think of it!
i
l
l
ninnhnt
h NORTH MAlhl STREET.
Jorhoy ‘ riliho’d, loony" strip!
l
m
illileia
There are no two garments alike,
and no duplicates can be had.
i SYRIAN SAHARA",
Under the auspices of the
Ministeling Circle K. D. of the
First Congregational Church.
Will be given
Wednesday. April it rt 8 i’. ii
At the rosldonoo oi
MRS. FREDERICK BELDEN.
NTS. ‘
ufifl... M... _.., ..... w:
great thing. One motion will unhoolr South NOl'Vl/alk.
the whole length of the waist, . . i
O .
"MAMUSEME AMUSEMENTS.
Hiiilll-
A pril 15—-
Ronml Brothers
in “Rogers Brothers in
Central Park.”
April 17»-
E. H. Sothorn and Co.
in “Hamlet.”
April [3-—
"Tho Ball. of, flow
Yor " company.
- Under Herald Square
Manugonron i."
April 203-4” ceflpli ,Njgllt.
Sousa all!!! Infill.
"ll‘tfl‘ih it" r.
April 26—-
\ Richard Mahmud
in “Henry V.”
New Haven.
May 1 and 2——
Maudo Adams
in “L'Aiglon.”
' May 10
Tickets. 50 Cents.
n18 it
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, APRIL]. 20.
SARAH COWELL
LaMO YNE
In her Triumphant Success,
Foxy QuIllor
with Jerome Sykes.
May li—--
Jahn Draw
in “Richard Corvel."
May 13. L1, :5. Wednesday Mat-
inee. '
Andrew Mack.
May at, 22. chne/sday Matinee.
Viola II I)
in “The «lace of the.
Kingff .13
.8?
i
it}... 25..
‘ The Bostonlam.
go. For instance. it a portion
ty-llvo years of use. he would
oresontt
ty hunts. ‘ ‘ . ,.
would not be plonood with
and .ollceliént , program or
tuinly. n, hnrd port
The diff l '
of
iodi
and literary
Following the enter-
tion was, served. Two ,.
or the lodge were pro-
wlth monster socks. fullflof
confections. , . The, cakowalk
ot-the hits of the evening. ‘ AI: ‘
d counlostook the priuo.~w'rhe.
and musical program won
lent. ;
t noolln
lot Stdnitord
trillion: tunic
Brundugonntl lborl
.nolo, A. A: inodahom "ill _
n Annie Gumball: rt, "
:1: Chicken; .30 .-‘.
.,Woltor Hoyt; vocal
Unusrdown“. . '
‘ uton who the notion!
August .Bonton more until!»
till lamina
Mia
he .sock at tho-“door "
no pool»!
n no «Milk. "
gliiay 28w ‘ ‘
" N. c. Goodwin
incubus o in zrnphopholloé '.
mil n’ ‘ hr‘f‘r .,
in “The Merchant pf
.Vonice.” _
.. Wednesday night, _
‘ ‘drusntore, Norwaik.’ 6dr.
' ‘ sh lo‘td‘ heroin
‘ all!
Till holiest Thing in the World
With a splendid Ont. including:
Adelaide Thuraton. Fonchou Campbell.
Mrs. Giondenning, Cornelia Hunter,
Anne O'Mulley. Charles Stanley. Frank
Howson. Harold Russell. Frank Lah-
dor, John Glenhennlug. Waiter Thom-
as. Thomas Phillips, Edwin James
John Mathews. ‘
PRICES, 25c, 50c, 751:, $1.00.
Reserved Seats ,~ on 3qu at Hoyt'a
Theatre. South Norwaik, and Wood’s
drug store. Norwalk, 5 days in advance
0! each performance. .
HOYT’S THEATRES
Three Nights and Wodnuday Matinee,
COMMENCING MONDAY, Ann. 22.
THl‘lAsSHEA
Supported by an excellent company. in
four or his best nioyu.
Monday night. The Voice of Nature.
Tuesday night. ‘ Sydney Carton.
Wednesday mat. Mun-Ohwllr'auMan.
At Hell Gate.
- ‘ . PRICES:
Night. 10. 20. no and raw ill: 50c.
. Matinee. 10 and 25 colitis.
Reserved Seaw- on sale at Hoyt'a
Theatre, South lilor‘millk. and Wood's
its in who
‘ l
i
Eyes whioh or ‘
n, p p u .5 a.
lit ~. and] l. in: into
their: tank w
‘ it out lie“
”alliance ' » , . .
. onions
Ml .
We have bought of one of the
leading suit manufacturers, their
.3 simple lino of Eddies' Tailor-made
“Suits, Walking Skirts and Rainy
Day Suits. These goods were
, bought at a great sacrificepwhich
enables us to place them on sale
at a price as low as they have ever
been sold by the manufacturers.
M.
We have in atockn full line “of
shades in the new Wash Talieta.
the most popular WuiotSlikof the
season. Also the Oriental Water~
proof and Perspiratlon Proof Fast
Black Japanese Silk, nothing like
it for a summit: dread. 27 inches
wide; price $1.00 per yard.
Five hundred boxes of the cell:-
brated Parson & Greene. Co’s
Choice Paper, regular 35c. quality
at 19¢. per box.
l
c
KRIE
‘H.
of laying out a whole lot of maney
payments.
cash houses.
if not satisfactory.
Misses’.
I4. 16. 18. Brown, black and grey,
sweatshop work. Prices from 7
‘ $1.95 to
Ovoprcoats
Hiltlilllisiili
lilillll
rm: comma aqmrn'ns ran
MEN. woman BOYS AND anus.
29 and ‘ 5i West WashingtonJSheel
, $7.923
i‘ "Boys’ Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys’
Spring Top Coats, the latest spring styles, {with to
culls, nicely tailored. Special price ‘
$5.96
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department. You will find
the largest and bent unsortmcntright here. ,‘All the latent Mixtures
and Hair Stilt? 3%in ripstri'httticw
t roll I! omblngiand Jinn: Ho
BI".
..
.. i.
..,
" Homo-clouding Necessities at
"I
special prices:
Galvanized Water Pails,
xgc.
Mop Sticks, gc‘.
Scrub Brushes, . . 8c.
Clothes Wringer, warrantod, $1.98
Carpet Beaters.
15c.
Tack Hammers, So. i
Laundry Soap, 3:.
Washing Powder, 50.
Large full Whisk Brooms. 15c.
Parlor Brooms, 25 and 35c.
Large turkey feather Dusters 29c.
Cedar Pails, three hoops,
"TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, GQNN.
29c.
Rd co.
N
THE USE
for what you need, when you
can come heroand choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
dis_e to be found in the Twin Cities, and pay‘for it in small weekly
Our prices are positively lower than are charged by
and you have the privilege of returning, any purchases
.4
PAY $i.(_l_i_l___l_l WEEK.
Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits, for young ladies. sizes
nicely trimmed. Our price ,
\
Blouse ~Suitii, all colors, no .
$7.95
for Mon.
med over
II”.-
M '
Norwalk Chronicler