days with “baseba‘liltis”
" "by an go I
It's“ roolIn directionality to say
anything mole aboutIIhem for ‘
you well know it means highest
duality possible. ‘ '
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. MWASHINM‘ON avatar. 8;
l'l‘he pupils of Miss Baird’s chin
. dry enjoyed a carryall driveto Lewis-
boio yesterday. I;. 2?.
IWW
IThc finest hats in the milllnery store
of the Howland Dry Goods Company
have been reduced. ‘ ‘ _
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Thcre will be an important meeting
of the Central Labor Colon. this ev-
onlnginA. O ..H hall. .
W...
William Chamberlain, of New Can-
aan, has taken a‘ position in F. D. Law.
ton s South Norwdlk store.
Arthur d1?» Conley of West street"
has taken a position as driver for the
Adams Expiess Company.
...-Liam ‘I‘
The “Hot Air Social Club" will give
a dance Saturday evening. at the home
of Holman Peters, in West Norwalk..
”You will always got oats that‘s
Iclean. of M nuelUl' Hatch. A horse.
Itlllll‘. can I a card ill never have the I
«heaved .
, Electric chin were turnedI on at
Sound Bitten “TO! the first time, last
night The llgl $.13 being furniShc<l by
the city or Greenwich.
11‘: ~ firm?“ ....
,-~Dr. M S Boson mount and nurlst
can be consulted iii the parlors of the
Mahackemo Hotel. I ‘on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and b
p m.. and daily betwan 9‘. nd 12 a
I m., (i and ii p. In}, 'at {:15 Fol llold ave-
nue Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated. “ I
The annual meeting of the Brook-
slde Chapel ABSOclation fur the elec-
tion of oillccrs will be held this even
ing at 8 o 'clock in the chdpcl.
E’dltoI Wellington A. Tolles re
sumed his duties on The Hour this
morning after being confined to his
home On Franklin avenue for several
success of in"
manager of
“ assist you i
Wallace Ba
" 1.: Hanfp‘rd “#6135
terday on a fishing trip. They return
ed with a big mess of iiatdsh which
. South Horne k
his morn “
lace from
J outh Main ctr
‘ and cake
the program.
M Market has»
quoted in today’o issue. I
Professor Arnold, of West Haven,
will deliver a Masonic lecture in 0111'
Well lodge rooms this evening. I
The Norwalk Lodge of Elks held a
regular meeting last night but trans-
acted nothing but routine business
W
The entertainment committee of the
Patriotic Order, Sons of America Will
meet tonight at the Warwick Hotel.
While Putnam Hose wagon was lie-
day, the fifth wheel on the vehicle col- H
lapsed.
"The South Norwalk Launch Club
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
in the office of Attorney John Keogh
in Washington street.
Mrs Albert Dunn, who had pneu-
mania, has recovered suiticiently to be
able to go to Stamford to remain a
few weeks to recuperate her heaith.
The Woman' is Christian Temperance
Union will hold
meeting, Friday, at 3 o'clock. with Mrs.
William Lawrence, 9 Quintard avenue.
There will be an important meeting
I of the Children's Day committed'at
the close of the prayer meeting in the
South Norwalk Methodist Church this
evening
The Goodrich circus arrived In town
lot in West Avenue. There Was a ps-
I rode this noon and people lined both
sides of the streets to witness it The
show tithes place this afternoon and
evening.
Flank Wollyung, of the Germanit
Hotel. received a letter from A. Flag
8: Soir' a brewery this morning, stating
they have compliedI leth the terms of
in‘ possession of the label. This means
another victory for trades unionists;
in; Bridgeport today Chief of Police
William Voll'mor. Captain George W.
Gladstone, Omcer William
ton and Constable John
are away. OIBcer Waiter
tending to the whole city.
The case of Henry Ritter was dis
posed of in the waalk Town court
this mowing 'by Judge Leek-Wood. The
case is along standing. continued cane
warning? that should he be brought
he would not be dealt with so easily.
The baseball team of the Lockwood
, Manufacturing Company will play the
team composed of employees of bound-
bury. Mathewson .8: Company. Satur-
day afternoon on the Baxter grounds.
a J. Hares has signed with the Lock-
wood boys and will play his first game
Saturday afternoon His position is
_ left field
....«uw ..
Manager floyt has been unable to
arrange with Hi Horny to have him
play here May 22 instead of 21. so as
not to conpidt with the hospital benc-
ilt Concehti to be given in Norwalk the
I same date, but Mr. Henry has consent-
ed to phiy 21 matinee also. which will
enable every one to attend both won
tainmentir if they desire to do so.
...—..."...
Several South Norwaik people went
to Silvermihe last evening where an
I orange sociable was held in the new
Sons of Temperance hail.
Miss schal
ler. of Silvermine. was heard in sever
a1 piano selections. like A. B. Purdy
‘ sang and Mr. Randall was heard in a
pleasing vocal solo, aeeompanied by
Mrs. Willi J. Wilcox. ice cream
are served at the close of
I place. ‘A new seventy-toot flag pole
. is ncarl-y ready to be put in the ground.
Geol-
l... Britten, of Maple avenue
in has charge of the place
on him much credit
ported that Mr Buttor’worth will re
turn to .Wlnnipauk some time _ this
W
htf .‘IIecial last evening at the
,3: of Mrs. Gil rt IG. Horton. inUP
lust:
arrival on fish. Prices ‘
ing driven into the hose hoase yester .
its regular weekly.
today and erected a tent on the Elis’I
I ment {or is rain-coat; it It
some, at isb' ovorobat‘
wool i'IIbr , that keeps ,.
‘I or out prfectly, and doesn’t
look it; tfit's the story of or
Schafmerit Marx L'Aigloa.
"You'll I) named all kinds
rain coat Iboy' to going to. he‘-
“the thin " this season.
You can get lower pri ‘I
than this me. that are not any“
good; yoizcnu get higher priced
that are lot as good. Don't
waste yoir raincoat money by
paying up much or too jittla;
L’Alglon is best in quality
most ecmomical in price. ‘
315. 00
Other riches at $10 00.
'fl'UMID‘m. ..I"
Ilflflll. q ‘uu‘
I column-{Ill ll-
South Norwalk Store, 14 South ain Street. "I.
Narwalk Store.M some Bu ding. . ‘
Telephone call. 32- 2. 9th Nory‘alk store. ‘
.m. ...“. M....,...M...,..2+...«......I... -.....wymsewwu c". ......
the brewery workers union and were I
The witnesses who were subpoenaed ‘
in the Frank Moran burglar case are I.
. Penning
Goodwin
(all is at- I
and [litter was discharged with H. ’
before the court for drunkenness again I'
3’.
W. H. Butterworth's handsome sum
mer residence in Winnipauk is attract
ing a good deal of attention. as there . a,
have been made a great many improve ’ .
merits which add to the beauty of the
Itis re ‘
‘V cling Peoples’ Society of the 5"“ I.
Baptist Church held a de- '
OATS
Herc never varies from the sale, high-‘ ‘
oualitv standard; vet pricei are‘ as low!»
as can be quoted. except by selling such ,
trash as is never knotvn hen.I The real,
economy is the peculiar ciaraciorlsilc -I
I of the store.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
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Drop a postal or give us a call and we will deliveri your paper morning
or afternoon. ~ I
Wm. P. Beers,
“ ' BOOKBELLER AND ST i'IONER. II.
49 Wall street. ' " _ :Norw‘lk. Conn.
carvings:
an A;
r: a.
"I Tin, Sheet» 5M, Copper
andiZIflC. 1‘ ‘
n-JL-Mw—n— ‘
50 305"!) 1min Sin.“
80th Norwflk. Conn.
‘ . Telephone: 122-3.
ILilulllewsiimrs
to her home in South Norwalk.
.‘I sitlon with (lance: Jolllffe in Banga-
' ternoon are lIcGrand Raymond cargo
present.
Ij an entertainment to be given in the
' .nearfuture. A full attendance is re-
, are to be nominated at that time.
I I. rule stocks showed small
gains at the Opening Virginia care
I lina Chemical rose 17,4; and Kansas
‘ a small scale and did not embrace a
carted bidding up of the Junior Vand~
‘ Bonds were steady.
We are offering remarkable values In Walking Skirts, made up
.of reliable materials, in all colors and as usual with client gar-
‘ Prices range (Tom 82. 95» upwards. , . .4
An earlyfiall will be of advantage to you. _" .
Blue Fish,
Poriges i
Malibut
‘ Pollock. .
IConn. River Buck Shad
Roe ShadIUDol River
‘Ifilaok Fish; '_
Penn. R; 12.;
The “Painters Union will" hold a
meeting this evening in G. A. R. hall.
M-
Miss Mamiie McCann who has been
visiting in Philadelphia. has returned
\I
John ”W Gray. who resigned his no
”ml-m
tuck, has not taken a position with
Mrs. W. G Gray: the soda water
manufacturer. as reported yesterday.
‘ I MM ‘r
The 'l‘cnmsters‘ Union hel
his last evening in A. 0.
.1 meet»:
.hall in
new members. .The charter has not
yet arrived but is daily expected. The
roll.
Among the members of Company D,
will) are attending the Cunningham-
Hoyt nuptialsdn New Canaan this at
ii Woodward L. GW. Leonard and C.
1) Rogers. Mrs. Raymond is also
‘ The Patriotic Order of Americans
held a regular meeting last night in
Red Hon' a hall in Washington street.
and talked over pIclimlnary plans for
nulred at the next meeting. as edict-rs
TODAY iNI WALL STREET.
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WALL STREET 10:10 a. In As a
fractional
City Southern. 21%. Dealings were on
huge number of stocks.
the genrai market decreased on eon
erbilt stocks began. Lake Erie and
Western led the movement with a
gain of four points and Canadian
Louis common and the second prefer
red gained id. The Chicago and Alton
stocks became rather active at advauc
es of a point or War and Nashville,
Chattanooga and St. Paul rose four
points. There was no movement of
importance in the active list but nrlc~
ca were a tlifle higher all around.
Louisville declined over a point.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or Maples
Wa1k:‘
I Open High Low
Ama1.Coppcr 68% 69 681/4 68%
‘ Am. C. & .30 30‘ 30 30
Am. Cot Oil, 5375i 64% 53 53
' Am. G. Two. 54% 5459 54% 541.4;
I Amer. Loco. 3W. :ildfi 31% 31%
I. AmII coupfd. 93 '93 93 93-
Am. melt. ion 46% ion iii-Ii
Am. Sugar. 128% 128% l27§4 l2”;
Anaconda. ‘Illflg 114 112 ll2
A. T. d: St. Fe. 79 79% 783.4 78%
A.'I‘. & 81". pf. 97% 97% 97% 97:};
Bait. ti: Ohio, 106% 106% l06%=\li)6%
Bklyn. R. T.. 66% 66% 66 66, II -
Can South. 95 can. as you -;
Chas a Ohio. 4714. 471.5, 47%.. 471/. .
I Chi. Gt West.I 30% 30% 29% 39?};
.I C. M. & Si P. 169% l69% 188% 169 ».‘i
Chi Ru! & P: 174% I74 17431
_ (3.00 (I; St . I Hill 106 106. :=
-,. Col. F &1101%101 I 1015;...
Col South. 30% ”30% 30%
Consul. Gad V 22454 RIM-824% I
Erie 3334 "36%: 36%
Gen Electric 322‘ 322 "322,
iii. Central. 152% ' “52% 153% _
I lion. 8: Nash” 141%“ _ 140.14, 141%
Manhattan. 133 ' 132% ”2%
Max. Central. 28%“ 28 28 ‘
M K: & 1.25% 25% 25%
I M. K. &T. pfd. 56% 56M. 58%
Mo Pacific, 100% 99% 99%
Net. Lead ~ 20% .20 20
N Y. Central 1571.5 157% 157 lb? ‘
Nari. EIWest 57% 57% 57% 57%
Ont. 8: West, 32%. 33 32% 3235
Fisciflc Mali. ‘ 40 40
149% 119%
to I 40
may. 149%
10.1% 101%
4w.
“first; all:
m. pm. #12587,“
Washington street and received ten I « 3I
Union now has 44 members on its
Southern New’York. Chicago and» Si; .
. & Goldschmidt commission brokers. ‘
swam & Corbett's block South Nor.
1:30
In.
‘nnou ours is the due in» ma $9:
. I “no 1‘ 618.00. _
' I You M11 dud many special va lies at each price:
_ ‘ Don’t THE
, Forgot ,I . , a
. I Their clothing needs much attention get them ”W“ _
. suits, but at‘ the same time get the kind that is denoting;
pay you.
1 Let us show you a special this week for boys 8 to 18 years
double and single breasted styles, at .......
And little boy’s Fancy Sults' at
' you at any time and tell you how much money you willusa
sin & PlIii Will ll! —*
98 Washington Street,
50 NORWALK. '
Butter from the hills of Vermont.‘
honestly made of cow' 3 milk and fine
as hilk 30c lb.
Reduced price for Seed Potatoes.
Several varieties. 35c pic; 81 35 bu.
Samll Potatoes. Good quality, but
small reduced to ‘ 15c
Notice our stock 0? Potted Plants
5nd 102 pot. Cabbage Plants,10c
dos. Tomato Plants 15c (10:. g
Garden Seeds to sell by
Lettuce, Celery, Beet, Early Cabbage:I
Late Cabbage, ‘
Carrot and Cucumbe
Grass Seed to
in your lawn.
Crisp, new
has Small Pickles in
For Supper: Pills"
tin. All nice, clean on
Strawberries. W to hair
weight: ones on Saturday dead will. pg
Waiting ydur or dons,
l
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WALL STREET NOON. “Selling of ~ '~ .
Some traveling iakir ior tamperi ' 1
eyes When you can have a thor‘ou‘g sole-n
examination Freer if glasses are ded
wdl be furnished at the lowest pr
cannula": oP'rIcIA‘
58 WALL STREET, I
, . Viv-r"
Norwalk Chronicler