.. V fly compiled statistics show
W- MortionVV of twins born as
‘ ‘ with ogher Infants Is one in
birth. or IlIIpIcII thefe is only
title in 6,400, and quadruplets
o to 512000; while the chem
ulatetto am even more re-
ratio being one in to. 980. 000
A case is known of a woman
omitted her husband WIth sev-
uooesslve triplets.
* Engineer Ronowater. of Omaha.
" the law should make voting
thsory on all qualified voters who
‘iiltflloaliy able to go to the polls.
s. bill embodying his ideas is to be
"Wilden In the Nebraska legislature
e not believe, " he says “in sending
ages variously labelled for people
fiction day. I do believe. however
flint if eyery man Is compelled to vote
no a one we will get an honest ex
’ ion at all times, either in special
general elections."
pnmtices ranging in stature from
“on the United States training
V Vohongahela. When Rear Ad-
:Coghlan visited the vesseloffi-
ly not; long ago he was saluted by
a‘ dozen giants on stepping on
I ”The same number of pyg-
had the post of honor when he
leaving some hours later. The ad-
it‘ll commented on the difference as
was taking leave of Ills old friend.
twin Rees, who assured him that
' store the same apprentices. “YOu
" asidxthe. captain. "my boys are a
.- all! dbfer‘ential lot. They always
rink Vnp 9. little in the presence of a
Viidmlal. They'll swell up again
y. , . ,
“n...”
FAGHIONO. ,
champagne color is as eorr-ett
gloves as It is for lscau'
dsome large jewelled buttons
often used on the belt instead of
mixed black and while veils
Vstyle. and If not too heavy are
I no . They are lined with the
mitotic» of silks, and lace of course
one who wish to Ll chet the laces
their tibiifi‘frockil I i find the mer-
Bed “an threads inst the thing for
“Mlle.
see more and more of the doom
bags with their characteris
3W winery and ivory knobs which
' the :metf" from slippVing through
It as mrwehrms has succeed
‘lli wearing soft stocks in erasing
,. ll stock the figlywoh mark made by
MW maltose collars
, Vanni fashion again. These
are more elaborate than
Cones. but they are just as sill.
i‘ the fashion for red and purple
a fancy for the fuchsia or
Vr this c Its color combine
as is dull to a rage for the
hate not yet learned which
or: cerhin It is that reds
its are tied
ntlmes with excellent effect.
in».
{to 4 feet Bare included among '
neatly com blrlee‘ '
‘to
. for Itht!I Metropolitan Life I essence
_ Gained.
.htbithisadmintatrattonaoeesnttothia
g, courtforadiasttaestatthi’robatsoi-
mamutsetthmofdwtlt.
W. m
SIxtlt Avenue, 21st
Seeds. I'll s is a orcttv big
plants being grown outdoor.
suits.
Ihrse toodsin our popular
V The All
Fright
osc I
t‘llin I'
liagc. aIc form:
Delicate silvery ro
large and full.
constant bloomei.
most pleasing fr
grant: of all roses.
iirlliiant cherry m
I cficctlIa color; flI
fII. : form and Iinlr
oi great snbstant‘tI
\I cross. hard
m ldew.
rccommcndc.
Perle Blanch
centre no game
lcte without tlIi.
or red rose. at..
Rose I
0st of the hail of II
white mu. gt
flowers In great a l
extra heavy foliage
la» n deflation at
latra large. flat
peach. deepeningr a
to rot crimson:
hater
lags. at..
.n...s
MURPHY REMOVED TO BELLEVUE
‘ Edward T. Murphx the young man
who was arrested by Constables
Sclilechtweg and Oetlnger Sunday.
while doing stunts in Klineilelter‘s
".oud Was taken to New York Monday
I
- wetting and placed in Believes Hospi‘
Isl. A brother and sister of the young
man came here and took charge oih l.m
I‘Th “were unable to tell how Idle got'
ford. his 'whefeabouts having
been unknown to them for three
weeks Murp ’s condition was due
lo excessive ndulgence in strong
drink. . ‘
MR.V ROGERS ‘DOING NICELY.
Charles D. Rogers.- the manager of
Comatock Brothers' South Nor alk
store. who was recently under t at-
Inent in the Norwalk hospital and has
since been recruiting at his home in
New Canaan. is getting along nicely.
He bombeen to New York. but It is
not kno just how long it will be be-
fore he umea his duties in the store.
Mil. OARGILL WILL ' aeuam.’
John Carglll. the manager for I. A.
Hlslop it 00.. of Washington street.
had decided to leave Booth Norwaitr
and go west to take a better position
but throaghthe advances of the one
he has decided to remain in charge of
the South Norwalk- store ,
4-"...-
J. 9 buff. assists“ superintendent
company in South Norwallr I- some
time, has been masters-ed to Green-
wich. to which place he wit this
week. Hr. Bud will leave
.3"! for a time yet.
OlDIVflV TO M Will".
warmer OF NORWALK. so» ProJ
irate Court. lamina ..,D 1008.
Vhlnii!
the administrator one
ia'istfno elect
as ‘ shorts ' ‘
nwtyuvv
“st Bushcs, Plants Etclm'“ I...
At 'A to 'A Florist t's Prices!
We prepare this season to do the largest trade in the city in Rose Bushes. SWIM
confident of so cesa. Our Rose Bushes
[Every plant in this oilcrl
strI In; In: hInIIIncI large
, been re.” color. good to l
rimmer; a rose. th It
Is sure! I please. at.
la France Rose!
Ill
delicacy lo a tea rose. the
Ulrich Brenner Rose!
and resist tidlous. III
This Iorcol the
best varieties for open air!
culture and It tipcciallv
at ...................
Beautiful shite with a pale
Il adds to the appearance
of either the pink 1
Madame Planner
attractive bush for
color a lovely shade of pale
rose. loo-log almost the
entire season. This In a
was. with
‘ «Minimum... III-slut. aim
*_ nomad
.t‘“ t‘d
Struts. N. Y.
contract—but In vew
I and will tI em or: thrive III any soil
ng as; :clectcd by an expert T
basement salesroom. where light a
Wu! 0rd rs. «remarried by cash, p.- um. I» filial. No Pants sea (I. O. 0.
red Colomb Margaret Dickson Clematis Panlculata
ll‘,)c' s
0! magn to nt :0 m. \le I
. with pale tion I'. nirr; pct-
CLEMATIS
“CW we:
Ind. :I
Soil pink' ll0\\f?|,\ll't.‘ large
and oi flllt 1mm, produ "III
on ttmnr stem etc; -Ii-
inglt lr-crmt;
continuum) in the owl
ground. Ihr moat hoauli i
ful rose of I'ECL' nt ":10:
Introduction :1.
Prince Camille de=
Relish Rose!
Drcp \twl‘f“ crimson
cilangln in Intel“ im-
eIcgant
10c
lllli Ind
rare.
.I Inul i ll!
Iionm n
'lI taken
slit
ac: \cl’l
almost
Iqual in
;; gFiowtri
‘I A III IlInI:
lug Shrub
10c
; 'C
10c
Rose!
flowering
muncxprcic
sldcrlng
beauty it“ I
liar. past
lullsir .Id
it will“
role as
La Icri roon; far; c. IItInisl’Iiclt,
men of toll a wealth .loomcr .V‘
ll I'IciaiiI and one III III: Ill“: in; flower
plants nlcne he must ta - 10c V rm)
Flowering Hyacinth:
Summat iiownnc- ilyao'
clnthr ixccilent if;
hens plants for summs
autumn tloacrs.
shaped ileum are moi
traced mi stalk I to ages
hlgli having from
in totiowcm each.
0c Hydrangealiaaicnla.
ta Grandifloral ,0, m...
ital: is absolutely hard).
‘Vthrlves In all rolls grows
rapidly and blossoms pro- DIIM W
lately:
pIIIreV
Ie hardy WV... GI
roducl ng
Indan cc,
A most
10:
the flowers are
white. afterward
to rink. lniargo
pplrarnl at trusses. ‘oc
..................
21- 21c“
Captain Christy W3! . suns." r ir-tiincttcshui
Rose! resonances Trim!
flower; thoroughly tested. All are
strong. vigorous rowers.
.vary tree iloucr It: and
whether used for massing
or plastVeIf singly arc ser-
tIIln togl '6‘.“ best of ut-
ular nialil
l centre
a lovely rant and
is
10:
on its. varieties
at. ends ................ 3C
up...
EASTER OPENINGI
l
at the
NewSiore. olWallSl. I
Thursday. April 2d 3
The ladies of The Norwalks and vi-
cinity are cordially invited to call and
inspect the largest stock. of line millin-
ery ever shown at one time In this to-
callty.
iidflMle‘
Connected Wtih Large Bridgeport EI-
tabiishment.
F. T." tagfnson
Pointer Ingmar-star.
,The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
!
——PAMEI$'~ SUPPLIES— III.
83 N: Muir-I Gtro‘ot
. 0' HIV YORK.
of our rte. nations and resources,
are lar mow vigorous than the weak, puny h
C III' lapau. grows: dllirlves
Japan Lilies I
iamnullcs. Allum. Aural-
LilieI rcqn rs very little
"”“m‘ After planting lbcv
rtcau IIr tsIIhllshcdr‘liuts I
Prlc- rcr bulb.
Flower Seeds!
picaagcs
Dahllai
Oneof the heat Autumnal
flowers Inc of \arlous .Iud
tgyliatzduclnpeddui III;
'Elcphaat's Br!
tools In lIwn a
panting Inls beautiful
soil and stands a 107
high villi bright
leaves J in Ofeet long and
BULB!» S to l indium.
The flowers of this
double. acceding
houoe plants
little introduction and are
vary inotrenslvel
priced. Ventures
|r-‘ntoav.
l .
l
! PRICES,
iii:
and give the very best re-
in: season we will display
ad ventilation are perfect.
PANICUIATA. the
I scentrd tioncr
full .Ini “or,“ a. hyl'm4 linywnerc and Is a very
crp- r“... "a“, ’0 ataxia”lVlVertuVifle‘thI VcVII. IapIII :rrxo er and profuse
him the. at ...... c (,3an Iain . "VVV ‘3 jbl ”in The flowers are
V I d it 10c rure VIII! e and borne In
Red and White Moss: W" " "m' ‘ ‘°‘““"" "‘“V°""‘F "‘°
'DVsVnI Into: peIicct mass of
a I te. Extra stroVn
I m Rose. Crimson Ramb er I.....I.V F 10c V .
.-......_ s nose I siIarIII as any I
Isis can be an I it .I Ilgor- ROS! ' ' G' adiolus! ‘ _.... - ..-..,..-.-._w..
"“‘me‘i‘ ” " ‘ V "F in 1 II the gII-at s: IIIIu s l ,
want: on account II loot- l m," 0' a ”h. m it ‘r't Illi GLADIUI. l S is the most i
qtlitltc mm-mude 10c I.cc [y “In.“ to! V" , .Iitraci \‘.CIII.III iIic tulnmcl l
expandable-omen: a“... L. ”mi. 0 run ”Lilla: """”"”‘I€ hu- hi and do-
I' h: m V0 V ,3“ ”In“ in VrVrrvctarlIce Int-very can I
y i General Iacquc’nlflot out SETH III. inn “he oil”! “‘ n ‘5 | “ sure to "°“" ’
V . m” m. mid V‘V!” ¢-lt. tie and do well with nary Iltllc !
3 I Rose! ~¢Ia are Inning crIIumn— I‘V‘C'VCV'. fltl'lcxntblllillfi‘li'. ‘SC
.4 lumcdindc 4anlt; ‘ """""
' I familiarly known as luck pro . "
) lose. too well known 10:55: lkidrlu‘tifi 3:, tinnln Tl'bc ouS"R°0ted ’ I
I require Isnrthv Ilcscripv Mum“ at ‘Oci
l thn I Am crimson scn- ! """"" B you“!
l
i , helmintrni..." m ' “ 10c Other ROICSI ETMIVVI V: II regenVlas It
i V" .-_. 4...! M h ll P w ld 'Wc luv; Info: In. mitt-I Incl Jib; mlfisg “bluegill:
f3 3 l Cf'rosett. such 2V) mum Pon- .runied I‘ll-Ml! 1,“ future
Rose! 9““ .ni‘t ‘ 5"“ '"" f"'“ I land calming are really
.GVl‘n- lVrh'llliVil'I- 9-1016 plIcnutncnIl. lhc cotors
Cliznyrarmine. largetlou- D ‘V°"'V 0“" lVUl‘i“! Vin. use hum the purest
3 er. r-crirrtfmm: continues '1.- ‘I "H" I‘M“ IN“ IWI. It: to the most InthIac
III bloom loot: aIIcr otlIeI ”WC! and f' 5“ " .iOC VI wallet and IIlmaI-n. 5
IaIletlcsa-e othVolV flnwcr- "minor. 1 e In. gi'nglc bulbs. IIIIII. C
lonl.r stems. cry desir- mule bulls. cacii .....8c
l able for cut flowers 10¢] Magna Chard; Ros: l l
. at .................... Azalea Moms V
. I Ma ti R litilgitVt pnk. “mused \Iith A i t ‘t i
Iarm or. v rv large full 11 u lots, Iormant
J j“ CS ngt n 05‘ I and iv: r1ni.uAItn migniti- l" ”Int; has v. llaIIli
Light rrillunt Irlmsot ccnl ion gs. A: e {0 clinic l’III III-Illanci oi
large. III‘I. b aniliul. Iua- bloomcr. at ......... c l I: float" is not ap- . .. . .. _
~----—~—~~——~ I IIrlanl VaVndV VIIIpIrb. 0C VpVOICIIVVIIIVaIIVIthIVgrgIIIIlIe " ’ ‘"
.al.. IIncui Ii ytlirua
I IMI’S. 10h“ 1-1“th IPIit'e [III pilot. 25c
Paul Ntyron Rose! Rose!
Pubrum Then
the disturbed for ,
on: Ircele than:
up annu- 6C!
1
ng Shrubs! l
of l ton on 10C
1. clth,
._._....
:eedr. grand va-
t Vdoren 10C
til I n la '1 he
ch tors. and sun-
itclr gralalul
‘ nII unnucr lliat
ten \Ieari.
loo“ ......
lat of.
garden
Iing tr
es a prominent
mus well to y
at
grael .
wide.
0
’-
Vyst Itc.
v frag-
an be U.“ as
They seed
are VIA
Cannes
“0c.
M..- W wvmwMM.M
ENTERTAINMENTS
.1
HOYT'S THEATRE.
A P R I L T H i R D
A Theatrical 'Sernmn on the Mount"
WM. A. BRADYfls
Metropolitan Productlbn of his Great-
est 8,uccoss
’Wau Down East.
By Lottie Blair Parker. Elaborated by
Jos R Griamer.
Like unto a breath of pure, fragrant
air A play of City Folk Ruril
Folk and Folk In general.
A Record as convincing as remarkable:
» 532 times in iIieIaI York. 218 times
In Boston. 190 times in Chica-
go. 160 times in Phila.
And soon to be produced in Europe
and Australia.
emcee, gs: 50c.15:. $1.00.
new s THEATRE.
OATUIDAY APRIL tilt.
THE LIVELY LAUGH-CREATOR
ALIS! FISCHER.
in the funniest of Farcical Comedies.
MRSI JACK.
By Grace Livingston Famine.
Management Henry D. Harris.
100 NIGHTS iN NEW 103K.
our. Inc. no. use
Baisotseataoudsstfioyt’ s
tre, Booth Norwaik, sod Wood’s m
Norwsbsmtaasmof
distinctions.
The
city watery In Ohio wore diaessalagm
the advisability a smell; a vast iros
arch Extend over ind-om Wants-anon
driveway, With sons callable motto
thereon asaaortmotuestiagnmthe
Infield-sardine
“OTTO FOR A GMVIYAR: CAT‘-
ill ty' W
'Vnwxni; mm to. lo I III—om.
lns quotations showed small fractional
gain for all the principal stocks. Thersl
were large takings of the trunk lineal
Pacihcs and St. Paul. General eloc-l
Iric advanced 2. Sugar ran off 1% on
account of the lower prices for refined.
Reports over private wire of llaples
& Goldsehmldt. commission brokers,
dwarfs a Uorbett’s block 80th MI
wall:
1:30
66%
Open High
ti? 1,4 071/.
40% «10%
43 13%
’l. 7%
3f 32%
28% 28%
49% 49%
Low
Amul. Copper,
Am. C. to Ft,
Am. Cut. Oil.
American ice,
Am. ice pfd.,
Amer, loco.
Am. Smelt,
Am. Sugar, lilttfi 124%
Anaconda, 115% 115%
A. T. a 8. Fe, till/I, 82
AT. 41 SJI‘. iii. 97% 97%
Hall. it Ohio, title 91%
Bklyn. R. T., 661/. 66%
Chen. 0. Ohio, 45% 45%
Chi. & N. W., 184V. 184%
Chi. Gt. West. 2314. 24
C. M. & St. E, 163% 163%
Col, 1“. & l.. till/I «454
Col. South, 261/; 26%
Del. & find. 167 ltiii
Detroit South, 15% 15%
Erie. 35% 35%
Erie, lst pfd.. 67 67
Ill. Central, 137% 137%
Lou. ii Nash., 119 119
Manhattan, 139% 139%
Met St. iiy.. lab ”6%
Mex CentraiV 26% 287/.
Mex. N't ths. 17% 17%
M K & T. 25% 25%.
M. K. h 1‘. old. 55 55
Mo, Pacific. ltlil 108V.
N. i'. Central, 132% 132%
Norf, If: West., 70 70%
Out. & West, 30% 30%
Pacific Mail, 36 36
Penn. R R 138% 138%
People‘s Gas 102 102%
Press 8 Cal 61% 61%
Reading 59% III)
Repub. Steel, 19% 19%
Rock island, 44% 44%
Son. Pacific, 80% Ill
Sou, Rv. Co.V 313,4 31%
Term, C, & i.. 6W. 65%
Texas Pacific, 36 36%
Union Pacific. 9l% 91%
Un. l'ac. piri., 897.5. 897;.
ll. 8. Leather. 12% 121/.
ll, 8. Lea. pfd. 911.4 911/.
U, S, Sieei, 36% 36%
U. 8, Steel pid., RM; 86%
Wabash. 27% 27%
Wabash pfd 41W. 48%
West. Un Tel. 87% 87%
Wiscon. Cent. 25 25%
CONFERENCES NOT ENDED YET.
Suit I
Sachets.
Skirts"
and \lba'ts’ts.
The hundreds who paid a/vlsll in our store during the Formal
Opening were pleasantly surprised at. the vast showing of Ready-to
Wear Garments. "What charming Suits." “And smart. correct
Jackets." These are a few of the phrases we borrowed from the
pleased people who were in attendance. Our sales were wonderfully
large. We ask you to come to our Suit Department before you pur-
chase a Suit elsewhere. We are prepared as never before. We will
gladly try on any garment, whether you wish to buy or not.
. “dimers
«This department never looked more beautiful, dressed In all the
flowers and foliage of Spring and Summer. Also Ribbons, Laces and
Fancy Braids, etc, making one grand display. Every color and style
list you may have seen or thought about will be made to your ideas.
or. bett still, come in and our milllner will try on the. various
styles. You'll find many combindtlons that you never dreamed of.
Both style and prices will surely please you.
59%
31%
84%
36
907;}
897:
12%
Mid
36
his
26
46%
87%
as)
Question of Wages and Other Matters
in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April l-—The
grievance Ioniniittec of the train meni
of the New iork New Haven and;
Hartford railroad went into contort-noel
with the spetial committee of the Iii-
rectors st 10: 30 this morning to com
sider the wages‘schetiule and learn >
what concessions. If any. in answer,
to the men's modified demands were:
authorized by the directors of the
road at their meeting yesterday in New
York. Valentine rltzpatrick. oi the
i‘rainmen‘s National Brotherhood. ur-
I-ompalncd the committeemen to the
conference. and ttvms understood that
he would conduct the grievance coni-
Inittee‘s side of the discussion.
The conforers i It the office of Presl-
dcnt Hall at 12: p. In. to meet asatn
at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon. VIII
Fitzpatrick representing the trainmen
said: "We went over the question of
wages and other matters and we are
to meet agsin at 2:30. I can say
nothing more at present."
W
fur-
rated of Bridgeport has filed a certitiv
cate of elganlzation. C. B. Buckingham
is president and treasurer, and N. C.
Buckingham is secretary.
The Cove Burying Ground Associa-
tion of East Haddam has filed articles
of association.
CORPORATION MATTERS.
The E. L. oIIaIpe Building and inim-
ber Company or Seymoul has filed with
the secretary of the state a certificate
of a change of name to the Seymour
Hardware and LumbeI Company.
Certificates of incor‘pomtion and or-
ganisation have been filed by the H T.
Cook Machine Company Incorporated
of Armenia. The company has a capital
of 88 00(1_ The incorporators are Henry
C. Cook Lewis I. Cook and Chapel 8.
Carter
The Mystic Industrial Company of
Stonlngton has filed a notice of an In
crease of capital stock from $75 000 to
$90 000.
The N. Buckingham & Co.. Ineorpo
Samuel L. Weed. of Norwalk. who
underwent an operation on his arm
and hand at the New York Hospital
some Weeks ago. will return home to-
day.
Eli-Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler has not
yet announced the names of the mem—
bers of the committee for the new
Hotel Norwallr. which it is proposed to
start in a few weeks.
mour’sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what; wtfill sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
Fresh Goodsw Whatsouwo‘ ‘ kl '
Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25s.; Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett .
Pears, 3 lb. can, coo; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes. 25o; 3 lbs. Rice, 25o; Meorpark Fancy Apricots. 16c.
1b.; Eva Peaches. rec. lb.,3 the, 25c.;' Peanut Butter, soc. 1b.; Limp Starch. 5c. 1b.; 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers, 25c.; 2 lb. box Boneless Codfislt, 25c.; Large Fat Blasters. o for so; Smoked Halibut, 16c.
lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS.
You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes. Spinach, Celery, Tomatoes. Let-
thee. and everything in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality' In all right. ‘
C E. Seymour, Leading Grocer, . V
33 WEST WASHINGTON 31“.. some nonwALit.c0Ns. ‘_
r
19 Fresh E gs
is»; Eggs are collected In Oar-ion, Wastport, itstuayton and Weston. Every Ego is as fresh as can be.
Coma right here if' you want nice Eggs don’t pay the other fallow 25s a dog. for them. Pay each and get big benefits-
\ :
Fr
FINIO‘I' ILGIN CRIAIIRV IUTTIR, PER LI, 296. .
circles. ros aortas (awn-r ms area) can r .0”?! gig. I.
..
I
3. ,.tr
I A.
(I ,
I»
FLIicKIli m ovée.
intro sum mien». life! In" :9... not... 1b., we
‘Iugar Corn, an, 10c ;ctioies New Apricots. 1b.. 121:
Maine Woman“. I: that no 0mm“ m”. and 9'?!“ .3 tin large Prunes. . 25::
at. miar Jetty (all flavors). 100V strong. convsnlnnt and his, 6 lbs. good PruneaV,V V 22:
- i be I 3 cans Campbell's soups ‘ "
“mm, '32:: Iii? so ; tonsil i" m Ea" 2 Pettijohn’s earn. Feed. for as:
New am (largo. 1m)- 10c. .50 “WM?!- ,Moelia and Java Golan, Ila, soc
, roundabout-o I'm/I It. Isl. tasked“ new.”
VV _,. c fl . vhlwit .- in. ,
_ ausaooao cornea. sorts; 4 cans readout.
Norwalk Chronicler