A delicious dinner scribed
daily.
CREAM scribed bit/1 coffee.
Restaurant,
31 Washington St.
Bakery.
5 I Washington St.
Local News lilies.
F. S. Ambler of Norwalk. was the
guest of Westport friends Wednesday.
Governor Chamberlain has approved
an act concerning school property in
the town of New Canaan
-Elgin Butter. 25c lb. it‘.iJ.l.. & Co.‘
In the United tatee District Court
Wednesday. a vo untarv petition In
bankruptcy Was filed by Samuel C. Car-
rler o'f 1111-1111111; with assets of $2 512 -
45 and liabilities of $2. 7313 04.
The adjourned meeting of the gov-
erning board of the South Not walk
Club will be held tomorrow night at 8
o‘clock, at the club‘s headquarters. A
luncheon will be server] during the
"evening.
—-Youman Youngs Derbles. O'Brien.
Secr'etaty Norris. of the Y. M. C. A.
will give a stereopthon entertainment,
in the West Norwalk chapel. on Mon-
day evening. at 7:30 o‘clock. No 1111-
mission will be charged. and everybody
is invited.
The marriage of Munford T. Baglsy
and Misg Minnie L. Mariux will take
place at Grace Baptist Church Nor-
walk. at 9 o'clock Thursday evening
April 2nd. A reception will follow at
22 Butler street.
-——All the new things In Lawns, Mad
ras, Percales. Ginghams, Wash Silks.
and Mercerizcd Wuistings. M. S.
Smith »& Co.
Mrs. Clifford Bristol. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Chauncey E.
l‘lrundage. of Spring street. for the
past Week, has returned to her home In
Milford. Mrs. Bristol was formerly
Miss Ada Foote.
_The Ridueflold Press records the fol-
lowing real estate transfer: Nellie J:
Davis, of Norwalk. to Annie B. Allen
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.. undivided one
half- in twentyone acres ,in Florida
districL Ridgefleld
“-WCholce Native Fowls
Iiaycs';
Miss Mcdn Adams. of Washington. I).
(3.. who has been visitlugiu South Nor-
walk. is now In New York I11 company
with Mrs. Charles E. Roberts. and lat
or will go to New Haven with Mrs
Roberts as her guest for a few days.
———No matter how long you have had
the cough; if it hasn't already develop-
ed into consumption Dr. Wood’s Nor-
way Pine Syrup will cureit.
William J. Mulvihlll and John Dun»
lcavy. of South Norwalk, went to
Bridgeport. yesterday afternoon, and
inspected the winter quarters of Bar-
num & Bailey's circus. which soon
leaves for New York to open the sea-
son.
—-Elgiu Butter. 251' lb, RI). I1. & CO
P W Mack who has had many years
cult-riencc in newspaper and press
work, will give a lecture 011 The Life
and Experiences of a Reporter. before
the Town Teachers' Association.
Mitch 24th, in place of Dr. Long, who
is ill.
Jim Williamson who has been for
- many years a typographical tourist.
was about town today renewing old
acquaintances and making his inevi-
table touch. Jim has not been In Nor-
walk in several years. but looks just
the same as the last time he was
here. ’He is seventy-eight years old. /
-—Men's and Boys' Caps. O‘Brien.
Great Senior Sagamore William H.
Pond. of Hartford. will pay an official
visit to Cockenoe Tribe. I. 0. R. M. of
Norwalk. tonight. anti will exemplify
the degree. The warrior's degree will
be conferred on -four candidates and
there will be a program of entertain-
ment and refreshments. Uncas Tribe
and the New Canaan Indians have
been invited to on present.
One of the horses belonging to the
team of the South Norwaik Health De.
partmeut. and engaged in the collee-
tlon of garbage. was fooled of a cult.
yesterday. The horses are stabled to
Jacob Schaub's barn. in Washington
street. and the event was entirely 11n-
cxpected, and quite a surprise to Driv-
er John Finch. The colt and mother.
appear to be doing nicely.
18c Ib.. at
-—H.‘WLJOHN'8 PAINT AT COST.
400 gala. in stock. We are to can-
fine our attention closely to groceries
hence this opportunity to save money
in paint. H. E. Mead 8100. successors
.of W. 8. Hanford. East avenue. ‘
There Is
" ‘No Reason
why we should not do business. We
keep the best mode of goods that we
can, buy to our line. The Sparta and
Rockaway 5o Cigars are selling on
their merits. They are becoming more
popular tilt! trade every day. We
‘ have a new Sonia Cut Tobacco that is
ants-a Speedometer 3312:! on for 5011.
Just receiver] up" line of Pines late
wmluhohWn.Douuth&Co.
’ main! Tram Cigarettes to
chose hora, '
Aim 1! 1i. Guano is W
rain today. on9 business. h . Mb
mills, Purl soft Hat: 0'.Brlen
Eureka Rebekah lodge will hold a
rehearsal this evening.
New read the Lorenzo Dibble Bulie~
tin it is a chance for you to encono-
in ac.
James A‘okerson was admitted into
the Norwalk Hospital for treatment
yesterday afternoon
Frank Brundage has secured a posi
tion at the Fair-field County National
Bank in Wall street.
-Leave your order with M. S. Smith
A; Go. for the latest styles of Ladies'
and Children' a Spring Hats.
Miss S. J. Gilbert of St. Louis. who
has been in town for a couple of days.
left this morning for Bridgeport
-—Fresh Hams 14c Ib., at Hayes.
Several changes are being made in
the Holmes Meier and Sellerk store,
which will give considerable more
room '
Lewis C. Green. cashier'of the 111111-
field County National Bank. Is confined
to his home in upper Main street by
illness.
~~Eggs. 201: doz.
Walter It‘illnw. one of the members
of the Holmes. Keeler and Sellerk
force. is spending the afternoon In
Bridgeport.
“Peanutliutter 201 lb. run. a Co
Gately and Brennan tell you today In
a liberal space how and why they can
do a credit business. profitable to them-
selves and to their customers.
~Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien.
(lockenoe ’l‘rlbc. l. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
walk. will serve 1"1-freshments thlseven
ing. There will be cigars and speeches
by members of the lodge and visitors.
—-All flavors Fresh Candy 10c lb M.
S. Smith 31 Co
Among thc. gifts to the hospital not
mentioned in yesterday's report. were
muslin and reading matter from Mrs.
M. H. Wilson and reading matter from
S. A. Weed
The. Excelsior Social Society hcld a
meeting last flight at the home of Mrs.
Lene Briggeman -0 i'aIrerld event".
There was dancing to the music fur-
nished by members of the club.
—5 lb, pail Lard, 801-, at Hayes'.
The Boston Store have started their
flfht anniversary sale. it takes a page
in this issue to simply give a glimpse
of the opportunities one may expect
In this large store for the next week.
Read the advertisement.
~l’eanut Butter. 20c lb. F.1).I.. & (‘11,
Charles DeWitt Rogers who has
been undergoing treatment at the hos-
pital left the. Ihstltutlon very nrrrclr
improved in health yesterday. Mr
Rogers went to his home in New Can-
aan. where he will recuperate for a
few weekalouger.
While measles and other contagious
diseases are prevalent and in fact cpl
demic in East Norualk there Is only
one case of measles In South Norwalk
This is the only case of contagious
disease Inside the city limits. All oth»
er quarantiues ha1c been remo1'.cd
Dr. E. S, Ostcrbanks, Dentist. No. 5
North Av. “Not-walk
The Krleger Store has Its Spring
attire donned and the result Is pic-tut-
cd in their advertisement today. One
of the main features of this advertis-
Ing story. is the go-carts and baby car»
riages and two other features are the
clothing for both ladies and gentlemen.
Read their ad. but better still visit their
Immense store.
-Bc sure and attend the Ollogowolla
ball at Arlon Hall, tonight.
in another column of this paper the
advertisement of the Hotel Clifford ap-
pears. This undoubtedly thr- best ap-
pointed hotel in this section of the
state. as all Norwalkers know and
there is one thing at least the local
people do mot appreciate. that Is the
fact that one of the best dinners Is
served daily here at as reasonable prhe
as the home meal ls costing you.
Fir Sale at a Bargain.
House and lot corner East ave-
nue and Fort"Point street. East
Norwalk. Conn. House contains
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about 240 feet from by
about 135 feet deep.
iNQUiaE 0F
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
74 Washington St., 80. Norwalk.
m3 4w
Schuub’s Mkt.
"116w READY
FOR mapncnon. »
Complete lineof Shaulding Bros.‘
Baseball Goods for 1903.
Clubs supplied at special rates.
251: M173, 1815.
at MITB. 15c.
Sultan’s News Stand.
WALTHAM
WATCHES
‘Wg assays 61111.1
:pacialtymommeaddforfhosc
l
Whats.
oak M*r;amumr1 sunflower or What.
A Chat With
Tailor-Made Men
Every man to his liking. Hundreds are satisfied wLLh our ready- 11’1-
w‘ear clothes; but you prefer the Individuality of the made-toorder.
Our aim being to satisfy men of every taste. We havd gathered for 1
your approval specimens of Imported and domestic woollens and Spring
coatings which we shall be pleased to display to you.
We make suits and over-coats to order for ”*1 $13.50 to $15. guar-
If we fail, it's
yours. You run no risk whatever In testing the possibil'l'l
anteelng satisfaction in every instance. [our loss, not
es of our cus-
tom dcpartment. and we Invite you to put us to the teat.
*
Hats for all heads-young men and conservative men—Spring style!
ready to he been and sold.
The Youmans. the Harrington and the. new wide brim Derblcs are
83 and 82.
The Quaker Is the smartest of the soft but crowd, though you may
8250 and 82.
Spring overcoats and suits when you're ready.
the. leaders among stiff hats.
like some other shapes better.
D
COUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Tel. CIII. 82-2. TM. Clll 44-4.
W”WQQO“OOO”NMO OOOOOMWOW
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
That is why I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE FEED. A word from you will bring any
quantity you may wish~cvcry bag of the highest stand-
ard of quality.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
vnuv oars THAT'S CLEAN? (
/
NEW EDITION
Revised General Statues of Connecticut
‘ NOW READY.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Statlonor. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
1'
’
LOOK INTO IT! INVESHGATII
Why should you not read more than 11 few minutes without discomfort?
Why should your eyes give you trouble? Why those headaches? You owe
It toyorrraolf to. have your eyes carefully examined.
HOMER B I'IOYT.
REFRACTING OPTIOIAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building loath Norwalk, Conn.
once hours 8 to 11: 45- ':i2 15 to 11: 30 Saturday evening: 7- .
=1 Steel‘s] Appointments at convenience of patrbna.
.J‘... .
JAGKSON'OtPLATLNUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
WILL LAST FQREVER.
ART WORK IN WATER'COLOR AND SEPIA.
Sitting: by apnpintmant or from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
JACKSON?! STUDIO 1
. as Wail acme Norwalk.
.WA .........._.. ._‘.~... . _... .s...__......... .u ..
0.51.11. Hotel.“-
iron 71-113 MoN'ri-iouL
”oduood Price. for “Flat Quality" Photograph-o.
CABINET SIZE. $2.75 DOZEN
HALF CABINET. ".90 DOZEN
OUR LEADER, 75¢ DOZEN a...
Children's Photographs 11 Specialty.
We develops and print for Amateurs.
LEWIS, u sums or. nonwnu:
There Is Plenty 01' Room At
The Top Of The ‘ "
Business Ladder.
, All the crowding is at the bottom. We can start you
well on the way up the ladder if you will conscientiously give
. as six months of your time 11111131111- Dollar- ot younponoy:
. Write for particulars aid remember that we have a ”aa»
tioaal" reminded. which we cannot more to ascribes by
misrepresentation. Spring term for both the night and day '
W- is
r. W. . . . “raw .-
11-11111 11‘11111 me now.
10 TH! was re TAKE
ILOOD PURIIIIRI.
'rav one 1
_ aARaAPAMLLA commune.
- 11' 1a AN IxclLLaNr am-
gov For! ALL éékm AND
. swoon raouaLu.
-. you HERE iron THI man.
CHANTB' GIFT LIIAARV.
ICIlflord Pharmacii
PHONI' 15-2.
TODAV IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET 10:10 a m.—-The
majority of stocks showed opening de-
clines of 11 small fraction. There were
exceptions amongst a few conspicuous
stocks. notably Southern Pacific Lou-
Iaville. St. Paul, United States Steel
and Manhattan, the last named selling
ex- dividend of 2% per cent There was
a break of a point In Amalgamated
Copper due to the sharp reaction in the
London topper market hilt the stock
recovm'od half the loss
WA] 1. STREET. 1 p m. ~l’1ices
were inclined to work lower when Am.
algamated made a mnewed decline to
the lowest. The effect on the rest of
the market was slight. seeming rather
more to check the tibmand than to af-
fe1t prices North American fell off I
and Northwestern l'fi.
Reports over private wire of Maples
& Goldachmldt, commission broken,
Swarta & Corbett'a block South Nor-
walk:
Amal. Copper. 74% 74% 73%; 737,11
Am. C. It l“.. 39% 39% 39% 39%
American Ice. 71/. 7% 7% 7%
Am, Ice. pfd.. 3193 it”; 30% 30%
Amer. Loco, 2831.. 281.5 28% 28%
Am. Smelt, 48% till); 48% 48%
Am. Sugar. 122% I24 12215 1237.11
Anaconda. 1231,; 123% 123 123%
A. T, d: 8. Fe. ill-‘1‘. 82% till-1 83%
Afr. & S.i~‘, pf. 971,11, 97-31. 1171.1; 9711.
Salt. & Ohio, in! 9271. 92 9291’;
Bklyn, it: T.. 1151 13:315. 6471’. tl-i'iu
Ches, & Ohio, 41:55. 47 415% 46%
Chi. & N. W.. iii?) 1.13 185 H35
Chi. (It. West, 237,. 24% 23731 24%
C, M, & Bl. P. 16111; I691)“ 168 1687.11
Col. F, 1ft I,, 63%, 112W. 63% 133% -
Col. South. 25 26% 21’» 25V;
Consul. Gas. 211) 211111. 209% 2091/:
Del. 8: led., Hi9“ I‘ll Itliil-g 17]
Erie, ~' :21; 31‘. 31;
Erie, Ist pfd., 67 111e,; iii 67%
ill. Central. 139% iii) I393; Ht)
Lou. A Nash, 1185'. 120%; lltl'a' I204;
‘Manhattsn, 1401,13 lll‘g Hill/g, Host.
Met, St Ry., 1321.1 134 3211. Idols
Mex. Central. 26331 2137,. 21bit 26'...
Mon. Ni (‘tfs 1791‘ IT I. 17%. 17%
' M. K. & T.. 251.9 211‘»: 20% 25%
Mo. Pacific. 1118 10k .11 1011‘ 108%.
N. Y. Central, 139 , l39%‘lllll 139
Nerf. & West, 709. 733i; 70% 'iI-‘If.
,Unt, & \‘Vcsi.. 30% 3] 30% 31
Pen11.li.R.. Hills. Hill. “3111 143%
People's Gas. Nil-'1; 101-11 1015!; lib-,1.
Press, S. Car. 61 iii iii 6]
Reading 58!; 605;. 1181.51 tilili
Read. Isl pfd Mia 84% 841.1, 84‘1“,
Read. 2d pftl,,'1’2% 72'»; 721.4 721/.
Repuu. Steel, 211 21115 211 20%
Rock Island, 43 H'fi 43 433/;
Rock Island. 11, ‘1'? 771.1,. 771.4 77%
Son Pacific 62],; 63% 62% 15255.
Sun R1. (711.. 317.1 321.4 Ill-1. 32V
Sou.Ry,pf1l.. 93% 93% 931.5. 93%;.
Tenn. C, & I.. - 62% bus h2lfi 641/.
Texas Pacific. .111 31111 38 38%
Union Pacific. 9mg. 92% met. 92%
Du. Pac. pfd.. 9W. NV, 90%; 90%;
U. S. leather. tau» 131/1 1291‘. 12%
”U, S. I.. pfd..
U, S. R. & C.. 243. 24311 24'“ 24%
U. 8. Steel, . 37% 37% 37% 37%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 86 86% all 86%-
Wabash. 28% 29% 28V; 29%
Wabash, pfd., 48% 50% 48% 50%
West, Un: Tel.. 391,; 89% 8914 89-33
Wiscou. Cent, 26 26‘s 26 26%
'Ex, dividend of 2% per cent,
" Ex, 111vldend of 1% per cent,
——_..._.____.
MRS. PAYNE FOLLOWED.
Went From Buffalo to Bat-via Last
NI hi to Visit With Her Husband. .
BI FALO. N. i'.. '.March iii—A spec-
ial to the Nova. from Batavia. says
Mrs. Seth Payne of Buffalo. whose
husband is a Batavia dentist. arrived
in Batavla last night. and Is now the
ghost of Mr. and Mr; William E. Web»
a or -
Mrs. Payne was followed here by De-
tective Holmlund. who remained over
night He had a oon‘veraation with
Dentist Payne over the telephone this
morning. the exact'uature of which
could not be learned. The detective
said he was here for a short time to
talk with Dr. Payne. He would not
commit himself further.
The South Norwalk
Trust Companu
Hauyoofeltfbe need of a
small sum of money that if
ms {panorama for you to get
when most m2?) '
Deposit a portion of your in-
come with the South Norma“
Tiratt Company W 120a mill,
HAVI you full]: ITILLION'I
SPECIFIC?
llamaomuryouhavenrlp Ii-
ate. comma: W
m In]
Bhutan. 2 hot-5c: Halibut, Salmon.
After months of preparation. I“
and selection we present to y
line of Spring Overcoatl. ”high "
onestly believe to be the I
cry way ever shown in t can.
the country The fabrics. womb
choicest selectiOas of Covert..." in
Oxford and other fashionable Sprint.
shades and Viennas in Wood Gram
and Blacks. We hays taken I».
care to selc1t garments that carry
desirable air of individuality ulullfll
found in the high class 113mm
ceptlonal values. hbwever. you "will _
our prices as low as 5111111,,» 1
garments are usually sold for.-'.
lurly Spring Styles Crofut 0. Know. J
Hot: Now Ready. -'
$2 to $3. Other Makoasl. SI. 25, $1.50
In Our Boy's Clothing Dormant
you will find the newest creations for this season. 1511211111111; n. 1111111111 a
collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers, .
VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS'
SELLECK 81 PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GIFT LIBRARIES.
OUR BULLETIN
wheat while most of the flour hold I. A
mixture of spring and winter wheat. is
calla for more unending than 0071::
flow. Try it for rich tasted broad.
bag.
6111 Library .—WIth 1.1.1 101: cul-
purchase you can vote hero for the on»
ciety, club school. church. hoopla ht
other organization you- may wibh ,
own one of these libraries new avail:w
play at Dickermsn a 3001's. '-
8liced Peaches oval cane, We can,
or 3 for 251:.
Piliaburya Entire Wheat Flour, re-
duced from 251: to 18¢ pkg.
Hacker’s Pearl Flakes, to close out.
at 81: package.
Waahburn G. Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour Ia being brought to public notice
by a house to house canvass. It will
make the moat bread because it will
take more water than other hour. It
takes more water because it is a
stronger flour made of hard spring
Lorenzo Dibble.
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for moroii' 6“th
Nervouanass and general Discomfort than you give it credit
. your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is It not the beat ”lid: W1.
find out the cause? Our examin atloa is very thorOugh uni ooatb
nothing If glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly. ‘.Atliaiital.“
our guarantee. V
O. B. JACKSON
onaouard bin-riotous
151 . 3 ~
Trying to be useful, how can
serve you?
a: mu. eraser. somatic coat: '
Coalaat RaymondBro
LEHIGH EGG STOVE, NUT. A A .
BLOCK COAL FOR Ores 13111111.
5.
' . “3‘13 - .5
Bituminous for steam producrng. .,_,,. ' ‘
Careful drivers: Clean Coal. "1113
_ ...
1W.
,, one also assortment ’ z
is undoubtedly complete and as varied as you will find in many large]‘ '
tablishmenta. If you wish a ring suitable for any occasion you will do ”1:1“!
to come here and make the selection.
H. S. Rood,
15 South spasms. sane 111111119111. ‘
Cutblll's Bridge Fish Ma.
“13:2: '31- 53:20: :31 $1011me :3 .
f.
”Warlock. be lit: Barring. 71: "1.:
fresh caught Roe Slat]. 15c; large
green Smelt “monitor-11.1mm-
naa Handle-g no: ported
Pike Pickers]. Flat and Frost. and all
other kinds of Fish. Opened Oysters.
25c tit. Dong Claus 80c qt. Eacal»
top. We at.
Norwalk Chronicler