Pohhnan‘a I '
as lI‘owl
I' ruoell
a‘ mu
R. Hall
llinl. ‘mhant has received all his
new aliI'I- or wall paper and is ready
to serve y ll.
Contractor Lo lic Gamble has pur-
chased a piece of property in Seaview
avenue owned by Captain Verity.
Miss Elizabeth Chittsm. one of the
appendicitis patients at the hospital.
was taken to her home this morning.
Harry and Jerry Keogh took II mach-
inist to Sheillcid on the Sound today.
where he will install an engine in Wat-
rsn Smith new boat.
The members of the Middletown Y
M C A. basketball team. which plaIeII
Company F last night spent the night
05M I that It. Inn
last evening in O. A.
I runes.
. art‘soo'rcu
seas rarrsammr
Iasss.
.. IN MOLASSIS KISSES.
A Milt...
Ian-.—
at eithI'ar Restaurant or
for Sift Library.
at the Hotel Norwalk and returned
home thl morning.
——7 lbs Chi. Prunes. 250. .ioseloff's
The regular weekly meeting of Pal
3 estlne Council A. 0. K. of M C. was
held last evening in Mystic Chain
hall in Washington street. Routine
business was transacted.
Benjamin Rosenthsi. who has been
for some time at the Hotel Mahacke-
me. has taken a position with a whole-
sale house in New York. lie. will
ommence his duties the. e soon
A class meeting will be held this ev-
enlng at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church at 7: 30. The. leader desires
that the attendance he a large one as
it is the last class meeting of the con
terence year
Street Commissioner Samuel W.
Hoyt .lr. inspected all the catch baI:
'ns in the city this morning and found
hem to be in better condition than
was anticipated. the heavy rains hav-
ng cleared them out nicely.
[1 Washington St.
liens isles.
tfford 75 cent water bottle is
_ largo sale.-
I P. Beers advertises a full
Iseball goods.
ioodwin makes a special this
trousers for men and youths
. pair.
I‘ log of the T. A. B. will be
evening in their rooms in
' in street.
tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stelgerwsld. of Lewis street.
is quite. Ill.
iieckman and son, of New
I at the New York Grocery
hi Eastthshington street.
S & Son have a very hobby
for spring wear. and use their
III; space today to tell about
TOWN OF SURIGAO RELIEVED.
Wan Captured Sunday by Ladronss
Headed by Ten Escaped Convicts.
MANilA. March 24_ The town of
Surigao. in the northeastern part of
the island of Mindano which was cap-
tured Sunday by Ladrones. was re-
lieved today. The American officials
and foreigners were found to be safe.
EightI Ladrones. led by ten escaped
Ionvicts. participated in the attack on
Surigao. They had twenty rifles and
forty bolus. and succeeded in surprising
Ind rushing the. constabulary barracks
Is at the Butler Lodge. I. 0.
ill journey to Bridgeport to-
pay a visit to Pequonnock
it. Read- Company have some-
say in regard to furniture.
interesting. Read the ad
-Itt.
, til the
'urwalk.
Pearson has-resigned his no
In the Volk Hat Co. and tak-
Ith Waihizer & Dreyer at his
nnishing.
he Stranger Lodge. Sons of
III, will hold a meeting this
range rooms. Main
and stampedlng the constnbulary. In-
-pector Clarke was killed at the first
rush. The Ladrnnes captured eighty
Hides 'i' be. American oilic lais. the worn.
en. and the foreigners sought refuge
in the government brrilding. where
i‘rcasurer Kelly. a former lndian scout.
assumed command. The defenders of
the. building were armed with shot
Inns and refused the summons of the
Ladrones to surrender. They held out
'Intil the town was relieved today by a
’orce of Constabulary sent from Tat-lo-
ban. The Latlrones tied at the at»
pouch of the constabuinry. Three
companies of United States Infantrv
will reach SIIrlago tomorrow. and will
then probably start in pursuit of the
‘.ndrones.
The government forces operating in
\llmv province, island of Luzon. have
Istnblished a concentration zone. in thc
Ienter of that province. twenty-seven
miles long and 10 miles wide. and lr:-Iv.-
I series of detachments of troops fol-
lowing lllt‘ various Ladronc bands.
EFFECT ON DRY GOODS MARKET.
Bartram. ofr'liarriet street.
. who has been ill of the grip.
o be about today for the first
e. being taken ill.
cil Lodge, FL and A. M.. No.
hold a special meeting tonight
'rdge room 'ior the purpose of
the second degree.
is Peas,‘25c.’ Joseloff's.
ting of the general committee
i to the llew charter of the
South Norwalk will he held
ring in the Council Chamber.
Iw York Grocery Company are
. ‘EZiZLIIm‘lI today of fresh eggs
3 hatter. Read their advertise
it has other items of inter-
ial business meeting of the
League of the First Metho—
, I‘opal unurch will be held to-
the close of the class meek
Prospective Strike in Massachusetts
Mills Causes.Unrest.
BOSTON. March 24~The prospec-
tive strike in the LoWell cotton mills
and in the yarn mills at New Bcdfnrd.
lt‘all River and 'l‘nunton. together with
the friction in several manufacturing
towns. are having an effect on the dry
goods and yarn market here and clac-
whcr. in the lecnl lll')’ goods trade the
recling has existed for some time that
1 strike of Lewell operatives was prob-
able :I.nd that if radical action was tak-
en a struggle of many weeks“ duration
was in prospect.
The firm position of raw cotton was
sufficient of itself to strengthen the tin-
ished product which on many orders.
is behind in delivery.
The jobb ng trade is active and man
Irfac turers are still taking orders. sub
lect in the case of the Lowell mills to
a possibility of a strike. .lobbers con-
sider that the threatened shut down of
mills come in a very innopportune time
although it is said Lowell manufactur-
ers from their own view point would
not be averse to closing their plants.
The report lacs verification. however.
ick Boerum and family intend
April i, from the Millard
Id, ln Bayview avenue to one
.yon cottages on the samc
I
kemo Lodge, 142. l. of M.. will
Iciable April 15. in Labor Ly-
aii. William Jesse‘s orches-
iIIrnlsh the music for the oc4
ock Brothers would have you
I their spring stock and telt
rankly in their announcement
They feel confident. that your
» hit is at theiII'Hstore
trace Bucknam, cashier at the
store of trim. Lawton and
I. who has been ill for several
h the grip. is improving nicely.
ot yet able to be otrt.
‘treitti mother looks after the
l of her child's teeth and in.
In their being examined every
tbs by a competent dentist.
‘ . advertisement of Dr. Phelps.
hating dish social. which was
. been held at the residence of
ties Golden. Fairiield avenue.
“. w evening. has been indefinite-
oned. owing to the illness of
idea.
fiddle Five Mile River School
d an entertainment Friday
the Brookside chapel. The en-
rent is under the auspices of
sale St. John and Miss Daisy
. the teachers. and is for the
of increasing the fund for a
-u. -.
Wilson. of ,Bridgeport. for
it is years in the employ of the
rk. New Haven and Hartford
Company. and one of the best
-en on the road. has been pro-
. the position of traveling con-
ith headquarters in New York
H is duties take him over the
tread system. looking after
turd wherever the services
Burglar. are operating In town.
Protect your valuables before" it Is
too late.
You can secure a safe deposit box
for $4 per year_ln the vault of
THE SOUTH ’NDRWILK
TRUST. COMPINY. "
WAL'ra-AM
WATCHES.
, Riverside and Royal IGredrs
Impeachment“:
reconfiguration format:
Ii . . .
Iahoplttaot. b «a. We
obsitgrdde Imam-Inn»
I In our line. The Sparta and
‘ mew.- »
our casar cranium saturation on What‘s.
Your Spring Suit
Is Here.
No doubt about It—it'a here waiting for you. If you wdtil‘ the best
and most stylish suit your money over bo:.rght '
We invite you to see a sioreful of the highest grade tailor diode suits
and too coat“ over brought to town. Every garment splIk-span new-
not an old garment in our store ‘ I‘
A broad statement but a true one which you can prove I.wilb your
own eyes. You are the Judge of style and fit; our guarantee insures
satisfactory wear-no risk about buying here.
A wonderful sssortment'ot flcy chevlots and wot-sleds; in single
and double-breaded sacke'shapod after the latest models adopted by
leading tailors finished to perfection by skilled tailors perfect titling “
and perfect to the last detail
From 86.50 to 323.00 for suits; same for the suappiest top coats of
the season.
_
Tire ucw brown dcrbics. 83: Dunlap shapcs, Harrington shapes. )4
and 83. As they're all \‘oik huts, you know quality is the highest poa-
aible.
Easter not-kwenr. shirts hosiery and gloves are all ready.
D
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Gill. 82-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Coil 44-4.
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in the
end you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chat! 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-every bag of the highest stand-
ard df quality.
BUY oars THAT'S CLEAN.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH. '
NATURE'S NAP
ls about over. She has nwskI-ncd from her winter's sleep and will soon dor.
her spring garb. Her bright sun. stiff winds and flying dust will remind
you that yott have EYES. About the first thin a person docs when his
eyes become sensitive to the sun. wind or dust, s to rush to a store and buy
a cheap pair of colored glasses. DON'T lit) lT. Come to me and tintl the
cause and remedy. Colored glasses are intended for diseased eyes. Yours
are not diseased. ,
VHOMER B. HOYT.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building South Nomik, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 46: 12: 45 to ll: 30. Saturday evoningp 7-!
Special Appointments at convenience of natrtms. - .
w--.“ fl. -_.-.-_ .. 4......
BASE BALL GOODS.“
Full Line.
BASE BALLS, 5: to $1.25
GLOVES, 25c upwards
MITTS, it): to $4.00
SPORTING GOODS. '
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
.3--.--
J ncxsont's
I ‘ PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST VF’OREVER
ART
WORKIIIN WATER caton AND SEPIA.
Sittings by appointment or from to to 12 m.; 2 to 4 p. In.
STUDIO
53 Wall Street, Norwaik.
Opposite Hotel.
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
Reduced Price. for "Fir-It Quality" Photographn.
CABINET SIZE,
HALF CABINET.
82.76 DOZEN
$1.90 DOZEN
OUR LEADER, 15c DOZEN
Children's Photographs a Specialty.
We develops and print for Amateurs.
LEWIS, ll mum at. nonwnut
Here in Immunition {unflattering Down
Bdoincoo Meaning. at. . , . all
The. training received In this businIuaIIIcqlech pre-
tilt-s! one thoroughly for prenatally contention with
the difficulties which come up in the business battle.
Our students employ common sense in the enlistment
of new problems. Remember we hav: a national reps:
3.8m. term gens April 0.
BROWN BUSlNESS COLLEGE
TWO QUART, 75c.
Guaranteed for one year.
They are 0. K. in every detail.
”one should not turn out to be
as we guarantee it bring it back
and get a now one or your men-
I cy back.
, Vote here for TheIMerchants'
(lift Library.
Ciiiiord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘RREE'i‘. 10:10 I]. m.-~-
There were offerings in large blocks of
all the lending speculative stocks at
the opening. first sales in many in-
stances running from 1.000 to 2.500
shares. The I‘esult was sharp declines
throughout the list. The losses ran to
a point or over in Norfolk and West-
ern, Canadian Pacific. Rock island pre-
ferred, Strgnr illltI General Electric.
WALL STREET. ll II. m.w~Selling
decreased tor a while after the open.
lng and prices partly recmcred. The
absence of arty active demand on the.
decline stimulated short sales later
and the market fcll batk to about the.
opening range. Southern Pacific was
Well supported and sold at (it.
WALL STREET. noon~Prlces mov-
ed in a vaciiiating way. Louisville.
Chicago. Great Western and Manhat-
tan got a point under Saturday. North
American lost 2 and Lake Erie and
Western. 3. There were slight recov-
eries when Wabash pfd., rose to 511/.
but they were not held. Trading was
very dull. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. In.—I()iicrinii5
increased as prices reached a lower
level, which stimulated morc aggres-
sive bear selling. St. Paul. Union Paci-
tic. New York Central. Pennsylvania.
Amalgamated and a number of other
leading stocks declined at point or
over.
A Goldachmidt. commission brokers.
Swarts & Corbett'a black, South Nor-
walk:
Open High low 1 :thl
Aural. Copper, 72‘“ 72-h ii in I l N.
Am. Cot. ()il, Mill" . 46%., «II.
American ice, .-,. H. 77;. 7‘ I
Am. lIIc pfd., IL. 3353 33-1.. 33-5,.
Amer. Loco” 231g 38% 28 an
Ant_ Snrcit.. ill MI 48W. 185'.
Am. Sllgur. ll”: 1‘15 12m, 134%
Anaconda. i20 120 120 .120
A, T.-& S. Fe. rte-'5. 82-1.". 82 82h.
Afl‘. & S.l-‘. pfd. min; 2485; 98 981,.
ilalt. & Ohio 92%; . . 92% 9277s
liklyn. it. 'l‘., 0714. 67% 66%. um.
Cites. 6‘: Ohio. lii-‘u iii-2’4 461,1, «it‘ll/,3
(‘hi. (it. West. 24%; 24% 24!»; 24h;
(‘ M. P8: Si. l’.. Nil 170% 169’}; 1691..
(‘ol. & i. tiring 68% 881;. 68%
Control Gas 206 206 205% 205‘".
Del. & iiud.. 1691/2 idiots, 1691p; 109“.
Detroit South lots its»; this Hit»;
Eric 3 5-1;. 351“ 351,. 351i,
Erie. ist pfd. till». 07'», 671.. 67‘).
ill. Central. 140 Ht) 139% 13993
Lou. If: Nash. l2ih§ lzihfi ”2074. 121
Manhattan Hut. Hobfl Hill’s. 139%
'Mt‘t. St. Ry. lilti I Lilli; 13d iiilild‘
Mex. Central, :38 ‘Jti .3714 271.5
bi. K. & 'l‘-. 20; 2t; :Ii :26
Mo. Pacific, illil Intuit. may, toss.
National Lead. 27%. 27% 27 27
N. Y. Central. 13M. 136% 136% 1361.
Nori. 8: West. 71%. 'ii-‘I‘. 71%.. 7mg.
Ont. & West. 307,. not. 30% 306;.
Penn R. R.. lift ”3% 1423/; ”3%
People's (ins, ltlt'ix lot“; limbs. 102:5.
Reading. 6th lit) 5 591‘s. 59M.
Repub. Steel, 2mg. 20m. to»; 20!.
Rock island, 45% 45V, 447... 451.
Rock island pf. 76%, 76V; 7ti-‘lfi 76%..
Son. Pacific. til 6“,; 22% 64
Son. Ry. Co._ 321/, 32% 325‘ 32‘...
Son. Ry. Cu. 35$; 95»; 95 95
Tenn.-(‘. & l.. (is tit! 67 67
Texas Pacific. 381,»; 38k" 38% 383..
linion Pacific. 921,9 92% 92% 92V
L'n. Pac- pfd., 91 ill 9t 91
U. Sflflalher. 121.1,. 12!». 12v. 122%.
ll, S. Lea. pfd. 9H,; 91% 9] 9i
U. S. R. & C.. 23% “HA. 2314 231/.
U. S. Steel. 36». 36'; 36% 33%.
U. S. Steel pfd. 87% 87% 871/. 87%
Wabaslt 28% 28's. 28% 28%
Wabash. pfd.. 50% mag 50V. 50'».
.Wiscon. Cent. 25- 85% 25V. 25%
‘Ex. dividend of 1% per cent.
FLOODS STOPPED TRAIN SERVICE.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March Zl-Gener-
al Superintendent Taylor. of the. iron
Mountain Railroad, announces that his
system will be running trains to the
west from Memphis tonight. Train
service was stopped because of floods.
THREE BIG YACHTS TO RACE.
NEW YORK. March Zl—The Larch-
mont Yacht Club‘s regatta committee
has made arrangements for a race be-
tween the yachts Reliance. Consutu-
tion and Columbia. The date of the
race has not yet been iixed.
IMPORTANT Norrcé.
Our Compound Syrup Ssraaparilla is
an agreeable preparation to take; is a
leader as a spring medicine.
. . 100 M75:-
5711.130)! POWELL co.
Prescription Druulaba,
Open Sundays. 00.. NORWALK.
For tie at airtight.
- House Iand lot corner Bast ave-
an: and Fort Point street, East
Norwalk. Conn. Home cannabis
8 rooms. and water in. Small
barn. Lot about aao feet front by
about 135 feet deep.
I ‘ . INQUIRI OI‘
‘ TAYLOR} GOLDEN. ..
Reports over private wire of Maples i
it...“ Hawaii. 3
so. so. etc. 00, era. 00. etc nnd (are.
Early Spring Styles Crofut A Knapp "1
Atter Imontha oi preparation. IatudyI . . ‘
and selection, we present to you our .
line of Spring Overcoats, which we
..onestly believe to be the ilnestin or
cry way ever shown iti' tlrldvpttrt. of
the country. The fabrics include the
choicest selections of Coverts; In Tan,
Oxford and other iashionablo Spring .
shades. and Viennas in Oxiordflraya -
and Blacks. We have taken special
care to select garments that carry that
desirable air of individuality usually
found in the high cinnamon—$31110”-
ure garments only. in spite attire on
ceptional values, however. you-will find
our prices as low as greatlyinierlor
garments are usually sold for.I \:
Fashionable Spring Overcoat-.3;
Hots Now Ready.
IISI."
SatOSS. Other- Makoo Si, SI. 25, Si. SO '~' 3.
in Oil! Boy's Clothing Department .
you will ilnd the newest creations ior this season. including a superb ‘
collection of Confirmation Suits with long or short trousers.
VOTE HERE FOR THE MERCHANTS' GIFT LIBRARIES.
SELLECK 8: PRICEp
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
FRESH EGGS. SHOULDERS AND SACONI ' "
Plenty and cheap. No trauble to Bright new lot. . . r
get home laid Fresh Eggs now SPINACH 3 .
22¢ per dozen. Nice lot tor Saturda trade
SMALL HAMS Y I
that weigh abOut 7 to 10 pounds. 25¢ WOR-
1S!/zc pound. TRY MY 40c TEA.
NEW LOT DRIED BEEF.
Mixed or Black. it is arr mop-
tionalty good trade. Giving
great satisfaction. Fresh,
grant, nice flavor. New and g,
Remember the Voting Contsa
just in from Chicago. What other
grocery in town has call enough
for the ab0vc article to warrant
buying it by the barrel? We lead
on Dried Beet.
Only Eye Strain.
. Only eye strain indeed. but it is responsible for more Haddock“. . .A
Nervousnesa and general Discomfort than you give it credit f If_ .
your eyes give you the slightest trouble. is it not the b'ea't pol 1 to ‘
ilnd out the cause? Our examination is very thorough and cos you
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly Adjusted, ll ' , _
our guarantee _ :I
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
SI WALL STREET.
uoawatk. cosine,
iv ',
, m
Coal Prices Reduced.
HAY. STRAW. GRAIN. FEED and FLOUR. said
(‘I
16 South Main and.
every day this {week at our-
m'a’rket. and the prices will be
so reasonable that it will be
within the reach at all who
MNWMW
Hon Happy You Should Be
. _ Wood Lower.
at Sam é
morprlou. by ‘ ' . . A
RAYMOND BROS
Cando Silver Polish
.‘I . 1);?
Makes no dust. Will not mar the finest surface. lilo-25¢ size bottles,
Au for sample (free) .
H. S. HOOD
Outbili’s Bridge FISII Us
We will get fresh fi~h in
care to buy. 3
R J.‘ CUTBILL.
Norwalk Chronicler