.1 slon to go to the E1.
, he came home on the
5555110112 {39-5 5 5
At Lane? I
1111111011.- lions-1111111 (11110011151615.
and
5 P111 1111 CremL'L
it's really unnecessary to say
anything more about them for
yes well know it means'highest
quality possible.
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
10111111111 Totes
-——Soft 1111111, Soft Hats. O’Brien.
1). Davenport 111111 A. S. 11111111111 have
launched their launch for the season.
Now is the time for Oxfords and
Glover’ s the place to get them. See
the ad. '
——Salt Pork, 100. lb. liayes' 6.
George Garrish, of Winnipauk, has
taken a position in Tilly's Carriage
Weiks. ‘
Another section of the Washington
street sewer was completed this mom-
ing and tilled 111..
~Prinz Henry or King Edward W.
Derby. O'.Brien
The D M. Read Company is showing
a fine line. of washable silks. See
what the. 1111. says,
"S
A' new telephone booth in being 111‘-
stalled 111 Hotel Clifford
Miss Mary Hopkins, of Brooklyn. is
visiting in South Norwalk.
E. 8. Williams, of Brooklyn, is in
Sauth Norwulk on business.
The girls’ hats at Howland's store
are attracting much attention.
wSeltopenlng Umbrellas, $1. O'Brien;
1 E. if. Day,'ot1Stewsrt avenue, has
taken a position in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Leonard. of Falrtield avenue,
who hits been 111, is improving. ,
Willinm l‘awson and William Dtns-
dale, of Franklin str,eet will spend to-
morrow in lbidgeport.
——t‘1 lb. pail l1ard,t‘10c. Hnyos'.
Miss Hut). Savage, of Brooklyn, who
111111 11119. 11 the, guest of Mrs. John [lines
of Qulnturd avenue, has returned
home.
,Frank K. Briggs 111111 Harry (‘1. Da-
vis. of Norwalk, will. open 11 hardware
store at 84 Main street on oi about
Julie 1.
Miss Daisy Wadhams, teacher 111 the
Good Hill school, Weston, will spend
Sunday at her home in Westport ave-
nue, Norwalk.
—-.lacob ,ltuppert’s New 'York brew—
ery will be Unionized Monday. F. .1
Donahue Washington street, is the.
No1 walk agent 101 the company
Miss la“orence DeWitt, of Wilton.
who has been the guest of Miss Ethel
Martineau of Woodward avenue, re-
turned home today.
The. case of George Audenon vs.
Daniel ll'llommedien. to reco 11' $500
for the shooting of the plututitl's'dog,
wtilcome up in the Norwulk Town
court June 2. ,
Miss Julia Belden'lloekwoorl, of East
avenue. has gone to Mount liolyoke.
Mass. where she will spend Sunday the
guest of a friend 111 the Glrl's' Semin
any in that place. /
~Special for Sat. and Men. from
Kitchen Dept: 100 Glass Sugar Bowls,
“iream Pitchers 11nd Spoon Holders. 612.
9:11.; 100 Glass Water Pitchers. 121,512.
Repairs are. being made to the we .5
ter main in front of the Lichtblau;
place in Day street. i
The roof on the f1111t store in Tllly’ s 1
block has been reshingled and ”'othci i
improvements made. 1
-All kinds of Fish, at Hayes’.
The annual meeting and election of l
ofliccrs of the Old Well Funeral Aid 3
Association. will be held next Wed-
nesday night.
1 if you need anything. in the line all
advertising. consult the adve1tislng
manager of The Sentinel. He will as-
sist you in many ways. 1
—Orunge college. loss, at
Schmedesfl
Rev. 111111111111 V. KLuy. 1.. 11 n.,w111L.
delivei in lecture at the Norwalk Meth- ;
odist Church, Friday evening. May 23,!
(111"'l‘hc Hermit Tinush of America.‘
Patrick Kelly, of 27 Marshall I
street. South Noi walk was taken tot
the Norwulk hospital 111 the. ambulance,
last night suffering with rheumatism.’ ,
—iifargains in Upright and Square!
1
Pianos for one week, at J. W. Studvs
well's. '~..
The degree team of Butler Lodge
along Wlth‘seve‘ral members will get
to Drid gepmt, June 9 and will work i
the initiatory degree for Samuel Har-
rls Lodge
James Faulkner, formerly of Stam-
ford, has taken an agency for the
Metropolitan Life insurance Company5
in South Norwalk under Assistant‘ Sn
perintendent C. B. Reeves. . 1' -1
-—Ice cream college ices. five cents
at F Schmedes.
if there is 111111111111; the matter with
your eyes you should have them at-
tended to at once. They either make
or mar the face. Homer B. Hoyt would
be pleased to examine them.
There will be an important meeting
of Old Well Ilodgc,1E.. and A. M.. next
Tuesday night. District Deputy Law-
rence. of Stamford, will be present.
The second degreegwiil be conferred.
~Aek to- see our new 3 les of Ladies' ‘
Linen, Emhi'oidered and took Collars.
Ties. etc, which are selling like hot
cakes. M. 8.. Smithduco. -
Contractor Salvator Chariot stated
this adorning that, lie had about 2, 000
11111152151 then 5111 Bil-a some water
pipe laid 1111 the Bell 151 iid whter' e'x-
tension. Eight men a1e employed. By 1
next: Tuesday night_ the whole of Sam E,’
mit avenue will be completed down to t
the bridge. , . ..
that 11131111111111:
street bridge this ‘ '
up so quick that
1111111 under it;
to its feet again and
though nothing ha
driverdid not get
Wednesday the '3
ed on the 4:17 "a 95’”
this particular no
So 11 1
out of New Yer
5 on them.
Theme of Mrs.
‘ Quintard avenue. but transacted only
oil being the only medicine uBed.
" is 1111111 that .'..e same indiVidual Nickle
.5 ‘slcian was called.
, one lot.
All c5111110111 best, Shelf '1’1111111'. 5c.
ill 581111111 & Co.
The Macuuley place at the head of
Day street has been consideiably 1111-1
moved. The place has been tlior-ough
ly overhauled inside and the .1111 d put
in excellent shape.
11111111111 Mrs William Saunders, of
L'Ui'ove st1eet, returned yesteiday from
11 three weeks' trip 111 the south Phil-
adelphia. Washington and Atlantic City
were. among the places iisited.
Whelplcy & Clark is in a-posltlon to
supply any kind of pipe that a man
would wish. it you are, particular
about the kind of pipe you smoke, call
They can suit you.
11‘ G Lane who is at present em
ployed in the photographic business in
thongs New Jeiscy. is spending 11
short visit at his home 111 Wilton Mr.
lane 111111 the pleasant called on Nor-
\\ 151k friends yesterday.
mNew Youmnn at O'Drien's.
Several Spanish students of the
\\llit10tk School in Wilton (11111111. to
south Norwulk this morning and this
noon gave a dinner in honor of Pablo
llonclll. who is to take an extended
trip abioad. at Hotel Clifton].
A prize spelling match was held yes
terday in the ninth grade of the Dur-
Ten Public School and the {list prize
won by buss ivy Bluebell-,1] who incur-
'ed a handsome dictionary The see,
ond prize was won by Stanley Brown.
~Appolntments for dental work (1:111
10w be made with Dr. F. C. Newkirk
Attorneys John H.1lght and Levi‘
; Warner will make their final pleas this
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Norwnlk
il’robate Court on the David Hoyt will
1am. The case will then rest, pend-
ing the decision of Judge H. W. Greg.
cry.
The suit of 'l‘. J. Knight, of lir-ook
yn vs. James Kelly, seer-etaiy of the
ltoton Point lmp1ovement Company
has been settled out of court. The
suit was brought on a note of $150, in.
dorsed by Mr. Kelly, whose stock in
the company was attached.
-The latest Spring Derblos. O'Brien
u’l‘he formation .of a ladies“ riding
club has been suggested among several
ladies of Norw.alk There are now
quite a number who enjoy the sport
and if the suggestion is earlied out
the ladies and gentlemen will enjoy
many pleasant rides this summer.
The Woman' 3 Christian Temperance
Union met yesterday afternoon ill. the
William Lawrence. in
motion loudness. The next meeting
will be Friday attei noon at the home
ers. E. F. Makln 3 Day street.
_i1‘ore'quarters Lamb,12c lb. Hayes'
News comes to this office from South
out any “medical attendance, kerosenle
his leg 11 short time ago, and no nhyr
1111113 Trinity Cadets 111111 the Brown
L college boyB will cross bats Tuesday
the Woodward sve-
1.pr o: the Trinity
afternoon.at
1.714111110131111. pitcher. ,
1.
pk. 5
llton today that a man named Stur- '
gas, died in that place recently with _
Hart -
Schafl‘her
The Only Raincoat
1 ", There 111111111111 be much
meat for this raincoat: a
some.
look it;'that's the story 01'
You‘ll be offered nll kin
1'ain1conts—~tl1ey'rc going
“the thing" this season,
You can get L lower 1
than this one. that are no
that are not as, good.
$15.00,
0111111 makes 11 $10.00.
'"Omuvm Ill
nun-Ina In
“mm“ sol-q
South Norwalk Store. 14 South Mam. Street
NorwalkL Store. Masomc Builduig'L.
Telephone call, 32- 2. South Norwalic store.
L’AIG LON”
stylish overcoat of all
wool fabrlc; that keeps the wet.
or out perfectly. and doesn't,
81111111111111 d: Marx L’Alglon.
01111111111111
argu-
hand.
Hart,
1111 of
to be
r11. ammo.
1117511111. 1
HOT WA rm.
Alva oils
nmlim
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper 1
and Zinc.
1 50 South Main Street.
iriced
t any!
good: you can get higher priced
Don't
waste your ruin-coat money by
paying too much or too little;
L'Alglon is best in quality and
most economical in price.
, pod 11s. The declines otherwise Were
l
/
\
19 Wall street.
OATS
Here never varies from the sate, high-
" duality standard; yet prices are as low
as can be quoted, except by selling such
trash as is never known here. The real
economy is the peculiar characteristic
of the store.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Daily Papers
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
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, Norwalk. Conn.
THIS WEEK
It Houstons
, M1 K. & T. pfd.l'15%
We are offering remarkable values in Walking Skirts,L made up
Prices range fi'om $2. 95 upwards.
L' fAn early call will be of adeantage to you.
I“ C111 fare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport IIO5 Main t
.Blu'e Fish, “LT" ‘
g'Porlge's '
L “Halibut. _ ..
Pollock, ' L -
B513 Shed. Del. River
of reliable materials. in all colors and as usual «Iith all our gar.
merits Perfect Fitting ‘
. 10c
, 1 So
to lb.
”120 Ibo
‘ . a cold in one day. 25 cents.
' Iide to 121%.
.... 1111111111111. 1111111111111 left this Letter-
South Norwslk, 001111.
Telephone: 122-3
0
TODAY IN WALL 8 REET. _
WALL s'rnnn'r. 10:10 11. 111—11 few
minor stocks showed slight fractional
gains at the opening, but the general
tendency was downwards. Western
Lillian fell 21/, on reports of friction
with the Pennsylvania Company over
contracts. international Silver drop-
slight and- the dealings were small.
WALL STREET, CLOSING.—-There
were some further (inclines In the see-
shorts before the appearance of the
bank statembcnt. The substantial in-
crease in surplus reserves affected by
the loan contraction induced still fur-
» ther covering and there were pretty
general recoveries. some lending
stocks rising a fraction over last night
’l'cneial Electric lost six Long Island
3%. Wheeling and Lake Erie first pre
torred 2%; New York Airbrake and
North American 2, and international
Silver 4%, while International Silvm
Prefened iose again six points and
llrooldyn Union Gas 3. A break of
1')” in Colorado Fuel unsettled the
market again after the rally and there
was heavy selling of United States
steel which broke the price to 39%.
The closing was active and irrtygular.
WALL STREET, 1] 11. m.—.——The mar-
ketvstcadlcd momentarily when West-
ern Union met support and Sugar ral-
Selllng was renewed in
Reading and Manhattan. Missouri P11-
eitic and other leaders and prices dip-
pod \ve.. below yesterday's close all
around. Losses reached 2 points or
more in Louisville, Cleveland, Lor-
raine and Wheeling. St. Louis Southern
preferred. Long island, Western Union
and lnternnitonal Silver. and a point
or more in Reading. Delaware & Hud-
son, St. Paul. Baltimore & Ohio. Man-
hattan, Missouri Pacific. llllnois Cen-
tral and a number of minor stocks.
TODAY'S QUOTATlONs.
Reports over private Wire of Maple»;
& Coldsohmidt. commission brokers,
Swartz it Corbett’s block. South Nor
walk:
' 1:30
67-31;.
291.5
83%
51
18
311.11
921,4.»
126
77741
963.11
1043/1
64311
45%
28
it}?
1?] »
Low
1371/;
29%
588%
:‘11
Open High
Amal. Copper, (171;; 1175.13
Am. C. & i1‘., 21% 29%,
Am, C. it. 11‘. pt'. 881/4 551,;
Am. Cot. Oil, 5:! 112
American ice, 1 181,4;
Amer. Loco, 311.4 (ill; 31%
Am. Loco. pfd., 921,113 1121.41, 92%
An1.Sugar, 1261,11, ‘ 126
A. T. & S. Fe. 7791; 77%
AT & S.l1‘. pf. 97 96%
Unit. & Ohio. 105% 104%
'llkl’yn. R. 'I‘., 05 64%
Ches. it Ohio, «111 45-33
Chi. Ct. West. 28111;. 28
C. 111.11: St. P. 167%; 166%
Chi. 11.1. 81 P. 171% 171
Col. F, & 1.. 991/. 117
Gal. South. 30 ‘ 211-12,
Consul. Gas, 220% 22 220% "
Del. & 11ml... 172 171
Eric, 1 35% 35%
Gen. Electric, 317 315
111. Central. 151% '15091
L011. 111 Nash, 1381; 138
Manhattan, 132- 131
Met. St. Ry., 147 146%
Mexican Cent. 27%,. 27711;
M. K. it '1‘. 24% 25 25%
17%
Mo. Pacific, 98%
Nat, Lead. 20 1 20
N. Y. Central, 155% 155341
Nerf. & West. 56% 5699"
Ont. & West, 32% 32%
Pacific‘Msii, 37114.1 37%
Penn. R. R., 148% 148%
People's Gas, 101% 101%
Press. S. Car, 113% 43%
Reading, (11% 6151;
Bend. lst llffI., 82% 82‘»;- 82%
Read. 211 Md, (17%; 1171/41 6131/51
Repub. Steel. 171,5 17"
'Rubber Goods. 20
Son. Pacific, 64%
Son. Ry. 00.. .3655
Son. 'Ry. pfd., 94%
Tom. C. & 1., 362% ,
Texas Pacific, .4011.
Union Pacific, 103%,
U11. Pac. prdz, 871,31
U S.Leat5her,13%'
U. L.S Lea. pm. 83%
Wabash. . 26%,
Wabash. 11111. 43%
West. U11 Tel 90 90 i
Wiscon. Cent... 26% 26%
1 BLANK STATEMENT.
s 4. 885. 525
22,908,100
43%
Reserves. increase
Loans. decrease. 1.
Specie, dLBC-I‘BEBE“ , - 1.66!
Legal Tender. in; use 531,700
Deposits. deci-
Circulation. 111113511, 5'
a. ‘w. eaovs.’
Quintne Tablets. the remedy that cures
,rorksssn Francisco, to be gone a
and hour, but traders began to cover .
THE BUSINESS SACK SUIT is the one that must 116 the
durable and comfortable and in those points our stock excels.
do not see the line that we are selling at 1' , 1
$IZ.OO‘
you will never know what splendid values you are missing. but
this price does notv'sult you, we have them all the way from L
66.5 To $18.00. , "l,k
You will find many speci values at each price.
11111111 THE LITIIE CHAPS
' Forget
suits, but at the same time get the kind that is dependable; it
Day you ,
Let us show you a special this week for boys 8 to 16 years,
double and single breasted styles, at . . .. ............ . . . .. L
And little boy’ 5 Fancy Suits’ at. ......... . . . . . . . . .L.. . .
There are many things in our FURNISHING GOODS DEPAE,
MENT that you need right now and we shall be glad to show the
Trunks and Dunn; Suit Cases.
Silltltk 81 Print,
98 WaLshington Street,
SO. NORWALK.
48 and [50 Wall Sir
NORWALK.
“Lest Yen Forget”
BUTTER. —-Vermont Creamery 5ORANGEs.—Jamaicas, swan
Tub, the honest. solid made. Ll “all right," ,5 30
pure sweet article. Price 10w POT CHEESE -F1'esh everyda
er, 3:: 5 Mean to have a good cuppl
BUTTER—Clover Hill Prints.
BUTTER. —This Is what the 0th STRAWBERLR'ES'T‘HW’ ‘° ” ‘1"
er fellow puts out for Elgin
Creamery. Warranted as good ' L
as his at the same price. 251: , MUSTARD.-—$ome more of that
SMALL POTATOES.—,—Good, but .' Mustard in was” 913“» 1‘ be
small L151: neck. 1 first let went so fast we 111111.11).
MY wu-‘ss SALA’D DRESSING, 1 ed the stock- In milk pitched
a new size at 15c l:1(.1tt1e,:L3ug‘1lr and 890°" holder. SWIG}
FRESH CAKES AND CRAOKERS very pretty.
-—Look over our fresh new stock ,i WHAT WILL you HAV ,
of Cakes. 2 11111. for 2511.; BUSINESS soucrrzo.
Larenzo leb
W111 You Pay §
Some traveling iakir tor tampering With volll‘ _
eyes when you can havea thorough scientific .
examination Free 3 If glasses are needed they
wdl be furnished at the lowest price consistent
with quality. ‘
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OFTICILAN
ss WALL smear, soawsLx;oomL1.j
Walks Recovered. ,L Curbs Reset
.1100 '
21,073,700 .
43,6110 ; ,
This name must appear on every ,
box of the genuine Laxative Breme-
11. 1111111111.
Norwalk Chronicler