you well know it 11111111111 highest
quality possihi , ‘ '
The Arion Sim; 1113 80 ey he
rehearsal last evening in its hail.
Charles Young, of No .11 Clay street
had gas put. in his house yesterday. '
-Prinz, Henry or K 1111 award IV
Derby O'Brien» ..
Lincoln Council. 0.
-l.ive Lobsterd 1c 11. Rayoa‘.‘
Seasonahie goods at res noble pric- ‘
on can he found at the Model grocery.
F‘. AL. Dicker rmIii {New Cannon.
was in South No‘rwaiii art business. to— ‘
day.
E Gusowshi will leave town for New
York tomorrow. where he will in tu-, '
tore reside.
A. J. Collins iii. CenIpany took a.
large load at fuinIltunc to New Canaan
‘ yesteiday afternoon. 1. . 1
‘ Plano for; T3150.
.W Studweiiflill , ‘ 1
I John W. Whittiescy. oi Dnnhury. is
in South Norwnlk and East Norwalk
putting up awnin
D12Wil1ian‘1 FI. Acton; roIimerlyI of,
Norwulk. but now of New 110111.111“
taken 11 nultc 1y room‘s ut‘ the, Maliack-’
Tcmo Hotel.
1 ,-——Sott 11.111330111113113. Q‘Brlon
The Boston Store :‘isl' Belling» ludies'
tallmed suits at hell price. There are
mhny Saturday specials mentioned in
todays 1111.1
Have you seen the Neuticth 09113!
tury bloom? Joacloti has ”‘35“
See what. he offers 111 today a lid
tomorrow.
{4—5 lb. pail hard” 60o.I Hay-05'.
IA Isociul seslen or the Hospital
Whist Club will be held this evening;
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs E.A
Woodward
George A Jemxiéggmglfligggtheggcfi iYoung People's meeting. at the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. inst ‘
:evcniug. The nuhject was "Samuel's '
is overhauling his
e311." north of the new ice pTlunt in-
Water street
The Hurstrom hascfiuil nine and th ,
Yale. '6111, will play tomorrow litter»
101‘ i
from Haviiiind
atreet. .
whom and Altair Cups. O’ Brien. .
Several members at the Way Down
Cliliol'dT
,1
v
1'
tell you what it 111.,
Now in the time to get your 1101 ch
furnlti1ie.'i‘he D M Read Company
111111 an elegant line.
w requortera Lonih.‘ 1:11:11) Hoyos'.
ill}
Ronni, Ii? yegterdav.
Cockande Trihc,l. 0. ll M. will hold
a meeting tonight. in Red Men' 11 Hall.
- in tho Guzette building
Advertise. in The Evening Sentinel
and your luminous. will i1111110ve.lt
cannot help but hr i111: results
111111.11 Svec has disponed of his sa~
Icon in, New York 111:» will take up his
l'BSideI in Glenwood avenue. T “
amlia on’ Lace 'i‘urn over Collars 5c
Linen cellars. Stocks, 'i‘ies. etc.
New line sholt end Taffeta th‘ho all
width and colors Complete stoc
:Med; Weight Fine Cotton and Lisloc
Underwear; also extra values in 1.111
dies' and Children' s Ribbed and Fancy
Hosiery M. S. Smith it Co ,.
Olive 131511211 Badge. Knights of
Pythias. held a regular meeting. last
night and transacted routine business.
Edward E Dammers.1the eyesight
specialist, of Providence. R i., will be
at the parlors oi the Mahackenio Hotel,
Tuesday May‘ 6. . ,
May day festivities.
burn ‘rodishes, spinac11.cuc11mbers and
in North Main street.
Rev. Irving Spencer's nioop “M1154
tic'~1' wan launched yesteldny. She is
moored alongside R J Cutbills dock
“on the west side of the river
or friends in honor or then Wedding
anniver sur y, Wednesday evening.
Fire alarm box 68 which he‘s been
istntloned at the comer of Fair and
ICntharlne streets. has been discontlne '
lied because of its erratic tendencies
i it is reported that Henry Whitimh.
ol’ Water1sireet.a driver for John l~.l
Ferris. had 11 $50 carpet stolen from
Tthe tear or his house one day recently
~Néw Dunlap, at O‘ Brien' s.
Mrs.‘ Rollo Black conducted the
all. "
The combined choirs of TrIinitv
noon on the Decker Field The game. .Eplscopni Church. held a 1"cliea13ui inst
Will start at 2:30
_wTichets for the recital to be given
May 21 at the Norwalk Cong. Church.
1‘01 the. benefit of tho Norwulh Hospital
are fifty cents each and on sale all
Weedfls Gie‘ndennlng s. Baur's and
Piuieted' a drug stores
Mrs .George Low ,was 1emoved trtom
her home in Harh‘or avenue. to the
Norwalk Hospital yesterday afte1 noon
M111.Low is seiiousiy ill
ic‘vening; for the. musical service to he.
lgiven in honor of the Feast of the As‘~
pension:
The annual i’r-Ice will uttering and
monthly social of the Woman s Christ-
lan Temperance Union is being held
ithin afternoon. at the residence of Mrs
iJoseph H. Richards. No.81Chcotnut
1
~Acpnrag1is. 30c huncl1.lloyes'.
A meeting of the representative citi-
1 1
East Comphny Tare atopplns at Hotel '
IBaI5ron w lent food. lsI 110 d by the New
Your Grocery Company. Their ad. will. ,
'l‘he oiliceis oi' the NorwnlkI 'Fire De~ ‘
' pprtment will hold a meeting this even- -
.' ihg. to complete arrangements ion the ‘
~Berriec.‘ temntOes. asparagus. rhI‘uw
new potatoes at, Roette‘chor's 111111-1119:
Mr. and Mrs Howard Knapp. oi Riv. '
‘erslde avenue, entertained a company ,
We can clothe hint or you iikoto
see him clothed. in clothes that wear
“‘9 TWW xood cidthos should lit a 1T=‘-"»I>1 .
, Whose good roll
“‘1on here for Thin
Yoko NorioikIIII 11iIts uro' 'tT
$7. 50. , , ' 1
”"331 Sailor Blouse Cults are still “in I' I
though so here, they are. $2. 50 to .5
tTMonninh Suite to; tickle boys fro
16 years, suite with real vests”, in.
he latest fabrics, at $3.50 to good?" 1‘
For young fellows 15 to 19 yearn
regular tailored suits in striped flowel'
and chovlots and neat mixtures. 66.00
1 to 612.00. ‘” v .
We don' t atop uti'ouits for boys. Ev?
‘I erythiug' good that boys wear but
, Tnhocs, made right 11116 sold right.
South Norwalk Store. ”I South Main Street.
, ., .Norwalk Store, Masonic Building. .
Telephone 11116.32 2. South Nerwaik TsioTre.
111101: our exclusive attention.
We "had alone in the quality and V
purity of our grain and the [colour of .
- the prices 1
BUY OATS THAT 5 CLEAN.
11111111111 ‘1'. III/1”
John Rice. 0f gamma 31;,th who I zone of the‘ homugh of Ridgeileld was
was opelated on at, the, Norwaik Hos- iheld in the town nail. Wednesday night
PW” 15 reported-1 today, 1mm the mg“. 1111111 Ex-Governor‘ Phineas C. Louns-
tution as getting dlongI nicely.
Vernon H. Miller & Company are
moving from the corner of Knight and ,
Wall streets. to the Store at the cor.
ner or Water and Wall stre ~l
cated by Elias Gusowsltl.
Rev. Bomiily Fa 11mph dellever-
ed a very interesting address on “Com-
munlon,"11t the Smith human Con-
gregational Church last. night. '
11, service no
bury the present warden. was re-nom-
lnntedo William 0. Seymour was
named as one of the burgesses.
Edward Elwood. 11 former clerk in
the employ of Wheipiey at Clark. the
cigar dealms. but who now resides in
Kentucky, his married a young lady
from Henderson
ove‘r Sunday
on. a ..on Wednesday. AI
separation agi’eem‘ent has been 316.1311
by Charles Caldwell and wife by which
Mr. Caldwell has purchased his wife 5
interest in the real estate held jointly
by them,.and Mrs. Caldwell has remov—
I 5-211 to South Norwaih. One night last
he held this eveniIIIig
Duncon will have h 11 th,
vice. The annual {mile 10‘
en. and there will ‘ ”
5 31113111191111:
and being somewhat
we‘aried they 'c‘oncinde‘d to ride down
Branchvllle,
‘nected with the train. and pulled out for
" Norwalk at 11‘ lively gait before the 1111
authoriied passengers realized ,w {111
w u ‘
them 'jumped. and
i 5 up. but his cum:
to take the risk 11nd
it, stopped at
' Kentucky. Mr.
Whelpiey received announcement of the
, .nuptiais this morning '
' ,1 Miss Belle Alhln entertained 11 iiiend
.1 h ,
A set of tour reproduction
inches. on nlonniti 19 x Iii.
By Henry Hutt‘
', thine. “
. thin your for boys. 3 to l2‘y vars. A1
‘ great co lootlon of them here. $2.60 to
25*. I I
is printed in colors nigh picture 12 x 16
Price for set of tour pictures in 11 box.
$3 00 net 5111eg $100 ...w
Win. P Beers
_ BOIOKBELAER. STATiONERT. ENORAVER.
. 49 Wall strut. T
T is certainly the moat [exponent m In ”4";
' . {and and grain businecs. I
,
Norwaik, Conn.
II I“ ” UK
"It Pays to Trade"
.,.‘
1~ 1101 m Tin.
111117 on: ‘
rirrnvo.
Tin. Sheet from 031190
31.1 Zinc. I
60 Sahib Main .IS'tr001‘.
Booth N‘orwalIk, 001111.
Telephone: 122 3.
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' I I.I.l'l_l:l'l"l.l,l:
TODAY lN WAILL STREET. 1
TTWALL STREET, 10: 10 a. mm-v'l'here
' were some utrikin‘ declines In the op ,
oiling dealing inc uding a number of
important stocks but the majmity or
prices were higher. Louisville was
lifted 3 points
1%. Pennsylvania was active. 4800
came dull
1 Louisville 1'.eaciing lid
Am G
week two will known young men or
this town made a husines trip to
, on the night freight to the G. d: 23. Co. 3 ‘~
“switch. where, the‘ train usually stops .‘
to pick 11p cars. .But ifunbehnownst”, 'j
to them the train remained at Brn‘ncha— _
ville; while the engine dropped down. ~ '
" picked up the cars backed up and con-
Ia line lino Q1 how 11 1Tucked or all over
hermlnsertiou Front.
.i‘wcu worth st. 75
31.1111 risH
STEAK cop,
shares selling 11115114 to ills-”11. com
pared. with 15374. last night. The
1, Tdoalin‘gs were or only monopole pro
portions.
IWATliLl S'l'REE'i‘. noonn’i‘he market
gave way under 11: heavy selling move-
ment all around. which put Singer 11»
linois Cenilnl and Pennsylvania 111111111
yesterday‘s close. Louisville lost lull
but l/ per cent. of its three point 'ghin‘.
but rallied 13/.1111d many prominent
stacks 1.111112116111151 losses. .
Thé selling was largely directed
.agalust St Paul. Colorado’ii'ueland the
Coolers. which fell between 1 and 2%
points Many other clocks in various
, departments host 1 to 2 points. Ann-
condo improved 1 American District
Telegraph 2 and Intemarloncl Silver
3%. Bonds w'e‘re easier.
WALL STRME'L‘ l p.111 m.’-l.ouisville
rode huoyuntly to 133 which was 6%
I‘ll; in St Paul. Pennsylvania, Brook~
l‘yn Trannit Sugar and Colorado Fuel.
but was not well held. The market he-
and then hugged again.
Long icinnd
advanced 2% and the Locomotive
stock's inatlnbout n point; - ,
TODAY’S GUOTA‘TiONB.
sports pver private wire or Maples
Goldech‘mldt commission brokers.
. Swim; £1 Corbett'i‘i block. South Nor
Willa- ,
‘ ClIIpIcn High Low ‘i:30
11111911. Copper. 66% 61111511. 65%.
_.,A‘1n.C. &. F 00. 3.1%, 31% . 30% 311A
1. Am C & I". 11.91 91. 90% 90
‘ ' Am. Col. Oil. 56 ‘ 56 . ‘ 55%
Two... 56%. 56%, " 55% ‘
American loo. 1953‘ lillfi , 1861
.Amer l.,..oco any; 33% 32%
.‘l.oco. old. 943’ 91':
_, mI.81’neit.. ' it. «151/. 1
A111. Sugar ; Willi 12871?»
'Annco‘nda 112 112
A. I.T 6: SI. Fe 80% 8035;
AT. &S.i"'. D! 98% 38%
111111 c 01110 101111 108%
BklyIn R. ’1‘. 69h; 69% '
(1112381 8111161.. 36% 196%
Ch lib-Ohio 24755 47%
Chi. 8’: N. W ~265
Chi. Gt. West" 281;. 28%
C...I.M&StPl74 NHL.
Chi; RJ. & P 179 179
030.0. 61' Shin-106 ' .106
Col; F. it 1., 166 106
Col. South. 30311231111,
filial. Gan. 221') Wold
.l. 81 Hurt. 177% 177% .
Erie.T _ 311% 39g. ,
int. Power. 1110 1110
Lou. it Nash. 133 138 ‘
Manhattan 136 . ”5%
Met Bi RSI/.4 15166 151%
11111. Central 26% 26%
'&'l‘
11-:11.
Mo. Pacino.
Nat.l.ead.1
N.,Y. Central. 160% ldlld
Nor! d; Went; 58% 3671.1
~0nt. &West. :34V. 34% ‘
_ Pacific Mail '42 i2 ‘
Penn R R.. 1.14% 154%.
People's GasI 10511 165%
Pres_S:.Car.I1-ii5% 46341
7 Reading. 67% 67%
Read; 1111 11111.. 86% 861.4"
~ .‘ Read 36 11th 721d 72%
Repuh Steel.19% 19%
So11.Paciilc 67% 67111
13011. Ry; Co... .1711 3119‘
8011 Br. laid” lung 96%
Tenn. C &l. 761,5 711%
Texas Pacific. 43% 42%
Union Pacific. 164% 164%
Cu. Pnc pm. 87%
U. S.Lestl1er 13%
U S. 1419.. pld.85.l§
U S Rubhe 1 17
U. S Steel
U. 8. Steel 11
““11th
15% 35 ‘54
T 911;. IIIIIIIIgii
Wlecon. Cent... 266i. 266;
. .111... of St
Johns Dodge F. ii: 1.1.1.1131 night.
Ernest Wilson and Harry Damon,
. the black lace ooniedians. will entertain in
at the Royal Arcauum smoker. next
,' Thursday night
Star of Columbia Circle. CompaIn‘;
ion oi the Forest. held a regular meet-
There mas talkro
' t to her home
. 5 Spring street. from the B.“ a 6'.
Cor t,MBl:;l!fn¢t ry, yesterday after
1% v I
the: core or Dr.
Detroit Southern rose .
it 15' not pleasant alter purchasmgiasu I
to go out on the street, all logged out. ‘an‘d’m
I a dozen men with Tsuits of the same kind. You
iv did not buy your shit at either _oi our stores
would have been better protected.
in the 1" rst place. most of the fabrics ihatw
are excluswe, and no other clothicr in down-Tot
them. I I
in Tth second place, on any oi our fancIvI
suits we only have a few oi each kind
You Will find it jilSt the same With our M
nishings.
Willie
41 and 50 will
“1111111 1. Price.
98 Washington Street. ‘
so. NORWALK.
ver lust night. The rally reached 1 to '
t night. and .transncted {opt no
SEASIOiiiBLE Alli) REASONABLE
Remember them be in demand source on go
Pot Cheese, fresh (‘1 er
Butter in lower.
in butter and butter no culled. You
can get the genuine. made only from 5c.
cows‘ milk heire. 30c lb T Shaw’ 8 Vanilla five
0! Cereal Compounds there appears strength of other vanilla-
a new crop every month. One. of the Try it.
latest in Malta Vita. Try it. live packT ' Tea-0111'Bl11ck and Mixed
as e ‘ " 11 peculiar and .indlvidpal‘dla
Sr‘nail Potatoes. perwiect in q11Talthy.T he found elsewhere for, "
but small. 200 peck. 1' known to me. While the
Small Home of fine quality. Will" winning for tastes and 1113
weigh from 7 to 9 pounds 15c lb different sorts of ted is ‘
Bacon, Armour' a Star Bacon.17c lb, use of one pamcump; 111,1
Canned Pears large can good peace. expect to suit everybod
lilo. _ suit 11 good many.
Now is the time these. Tgooda should ten, come to me, 4
YOU Li. BE SURPRISED
‘ AT WNEOOM
' a pair of glasses will nitord it your vision is any way demon
I Headache, Eyoucho bluriing of the print are some of the ind
1 tions of defective vision and should he attended to AT ONCE‘
Scientific examination free” and Proper Glasses Properly ATT
ed is what we guarantee. ‘
o. B JACKSON
GRADUATE OTPTICIATN
1,538. WALD STREET I I
Cit/B63 Réo‘éi‘.
11",?! ‘11";
II 11
...The 20th Be up Broom
A new And novIIIIel aIIs well as praIcticaIi idea in sweepers. is th '2
Century Broom it is the only Broom made with removahl , andle an
removable bundle is an advantage paramount. Suppose. you break 'I
With the: 20th Century a new handle is only a matter of a‘teWents
THE 20!}! CENTURY BROOM
11 made with a metal can thoroughiv riveted and so on u ted tIIlIia
broom corn cannot loosen or pull out. The handle screws} i the
cap and it'd no work whatever to remove it. You can buy the bro
out the handle or the handle without the broom-1111 advantages-tho
an will appreciates
w“: orrsn Iron vomoanow: 1 ’ ’
. Very Best Butter 251: per pound .
New lot of Shoudern.’nice and lean. per lh.. lilific
Smoked Beet. out to order. lie is _ponnif. 1,
New Potatoes nice and large. p‘er qua‘rt 9c.
T Fresh String Beans. yellOv’epodJ 2 quarts 25c ~ ' ' “
Aspirsgus Lettuce and Cocoauuts. Radishes. Rheubarb IIail
market prices 1 _ ,
Jelly in quart Mason Jars. assorted per lair 16c.
Mayapa can sold elsewhere 10c 11 Term. our price". 3 cans
Joseloff’s'
To Call. ‘1
is strictiytreé
_ in today's is no
Norwalk Chronicler