in: lived here for many years.
' ou‘r Eartor Shoes Here
“Thorn I: not a mo'ro Attractive
Shoe made than the
‘ elk-Over W
ED. Lyon 81 Co...
90 Washington St.
R AND SUPPER.
DIEM." rem Entortslns About Twen-
,- Minibus from Stamford.
QM Well Tent Knights of the Mac-
Will. of South Norwalk, held a spe-
ill meeting Tuesday evening, and en-
”I! about twenty members of
Intiord Tent of the. same order,
when degree team went through the
work on three candidates In praise-
WINDY It'yle. A supper and smoker
Were then Henley/ed
The candidates of the evening were.
Michael J uolden Fred Tyrrell and
301901! Vil'rsdy If the visitors had
ltld more floor space the work would
.llu'Dbbown to much better advantage.
The meeting was held In the Knights
of. Pvthils Hail In Washington street.
“$36? the work there was a clal
many of the odlcers making
short admires. All out down to the
whim-whore the local committee sup.
. plied them with cheese and mint sand-
wiches; cake and coffee, which, 1n"tur'n,
. gays way to cigars.
“ The committee that arranged the
meeting end the smoker were Harry
,.8. Pickorln. Sydney Stuckey, Frank
“ 119103,; it‘re‘d yring and Wilfred Smith
”Mm——
$th PENNELL moussr.
,Pollpedudge Murphy Says J. Froderlck
» w Prone]! Will Io Present.
" BUFFALO N. Y., April 9.-——Polite
“Judge 'I‘Irsnna Murphy today said the
witnesses ‘who will be subpoenaed in
. 1 an inquest on the death of Arthur R
' Penile“. which will be begun tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o 'olook. Include Thomas
;. Penney attorney for the Pennell es-
' totez-l .li‘red'orink Peri ll.adm1nlstra-
1 ӣ09: the estate and allace Thayer.
“w wan Arthur R. Pennell a legal ad.
visor anti several others who are, ex-
pected to tell of the movements of the
automobile in which Mr.unt1 Mrs. Pen-
.noli met their death '
, "Do you expect .1. Frederick Fennel]
to. be on hand?" was asked
‘ilv have received assurances that be
, will be here when wanted " replied
.:. Murphy. ,
._.-.-.__
EATH OF MRS. E. L. MONROE.
-' The death of Mrs. Emma Louisa
“Monroe. widow of the late John H
.Monros. occurred this week at Mani-
, doe. F19... where she was visiting st
, thorhome of Major Adams. Mrs. Mon-
roe was a resident of Norwalk, hov-
She
, ownodd considerable estate located on
Comeback Hill. Arrangements have
" made to bring the remains . to
{Norwalk on Saturday. The arrange
’ments for the funeral have not yet been
made. Mrs. Monroe had no very near
relatives. She was well known social-
1 ti ,a host of friends will mourn
Dire had been In the South
putt of the winter
11111111 11110111“
By the use of
7 :' *iirt'ilHLMAN'e too sHAMPoo
. _ Every facility here to shampoo thor-
oughly.
“Remember the Running Hot
"Water.”
i tourist Britta
ii Washington St. S. W audit
1!!-
'eti«~with any serious con-
”there is almost an entire
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The annual meeting of the Norwnlk
(‘Iuh will be held Monday evening
Miss Viola Starr of Elmwood avo-
rlruc.11us returned from a visit In New-
rurg.
’I‘he Norwulk banks will close tomor-
row. us will also many of the stores
for the entire. day
Edmund (lrofut. of New Haven, is
visiting his cousin. Word Van Alstyne,
of Bayview avenue.
~11uy your shoes of I“. 1). Lyon & Co.
and have them polished free of charge.
W.B.Unh01tz and Clarence Taylor
will be in Meriden tomorrow on bust
ness and pleasure.
The harbor shops will keep open un-
til 10 o'clock Ilris evening and will
close at noon tomorrow.
Professor and Mrs. Carl A. Har-
sirom. of Prospect avenue, are spend-
ing the day in New York city.
Attorney John .1. Walsh. Samuel
Lynes anti E, .1_ Thomas are among the
Norwaikers In Hartf‘trrd today
-—Blk., Peurl Soft lists. O‘Brien.
The New York Grocery Company of-
fer free souvenirs to all purchasers at
either- of their stores Easter Saturday.
I“. C. Van Sony has taken the con-
tract 10 do the plumbing in the Theo-
phile Etrphrrri. house in Rowuyton.
Mrs. John A. (lamp. of West avenue.
was operated on at the Norwrrlk Hospi-
tal. this afternoon. by Dr. '1‘uttIe. of
New York.
John Allison. the actor who disting-
uished himself here last season in the.
"Wrong Mr. Wright," is lit town today
t-hlirng on friends.
”W. L. Douglas Shoes are sold only
by F. D. Lyon & Co.
The Connecticut Military Academy‘s
baseball tourrr's next gunn- will Ire on
the 20th, when they will play the South
Norwaik High School team
The Ladles' independent Aid Socie-
ty of the Broad River Chapel will hold
an entertainment at the chapel Wed,
ncaday and Thursday evenings of next
weeks.
The post office will close
in flood l“1l(llly'll1€'l‘(‘ wt 1 be one
dellvgy and t-oilettitm, at" 1:30 a. m.
I‘be last mulls east anti west will 11030
at 7 p. nr
~—Spring Stilts anti Overcouts ready
to wear for Easter. tit guaranteed
Peck and Stein illoch makes Selletk
Sr Price.
F. M. Pierson. formerly manager of
the Pierson Overall Company. when
the concern was running In Norwslk
spent last night at the Hotel Ntrrwaik.
Mr. Pierson Is now a traveling sales-
man for o furniture house.
The Methodist conference which llils
been meeting at Sorrth Norwalk, the
past week. has good business men as
well as good preachers. The profits of
Its Eastern and Western book con-
cern. for the punt your. amounted to
$337,000.——Ansonia Sentinel.
~It‘or a 32 Shoe- there is nothing that
can equal the Franklin 'Shoe for men.
Boys’. 81.75. F. D. Lyon & Co.
Read Coleman's advertisement. and
see the purchasing power of tlfteen
cents in popular music
The Womans' Christian Temperance
Union, will hold its annual election
meeting Friday. with Mrs. Richard-
son. West Avenue. at 2 o'clock. .EVery
member is earnestly desired to be in
her place. Any one interested Is cor-
]! u. m.
’ dially invited to come in.
Ernest P. Cornell and T. J. Manning.
of New York. spent last night In Nor-
walk and were guests at the smoker
given by McKinley Command Spanish
War Veterans. They enjoyed a sail
this morning before returning to the
city in Henry D. Cornell‘s boat. The
Tmnt.
~Latest Brown Derby. O'Brien.
Past Day wrll be observed at the
Springwood Chapel tomorrow, Friday.
from ,11 to 12 o’clock. by conference
and prayer. Superintendent Lawrence
says: "it We observe the day as we
ought. we will be benefited and bless~
ed when we consider that our Lord Je-
sus Christ died on this day to save us
from our sins."
If you are thinking of purchasing
a new wheel. call at Luther M. Wright's
and Iook\over the Dart bicycle which
he sells.
The military examining board of
which General Russell Frost is a mem-
ber, will hold sessions at the‘ First
Regiment Armory. In Hartford. April
27-28. Two ofiicers of the Fourth In-
fantry are to appear before the board.
, There are both from Company C..in
Stamford. Captain John A. O’Neill and
‘ Second Lieutenant Charles C. Plan.
A handsome silver water cooler
which bears the following inscription.
Presented to the South Norwalk Fire
Police by the New moon Fire Police. "
_. is on exhibitlu in the about window of
the W. S. Sturtevant store in North
:11: strain Tlae 1330'” 1 ed Lyel‘y
n me tin noon
“trial 49414nre east." edit at
'fuli speed through“ the street.
drier... better-undo st
. any price thu‘tbe Walk-Omaha‘s. at
“-9
._ 8850. Patent Leathers, so
Momma”... , "
t' II! M. Restaurants tn
North “a t lip 1 man
19111.33. K twono
Dlnlnd Room
NOW OPEN
Thoroughly renovated and up to
Rates $l
to
date. Cuisine unexcelled.
per day and upwards ”according
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
l'nder the management’of
MRS. l. a. IMMIL TON.
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH,
from 12 to 2 o'clock,
for 35¢. all if
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 11 u. nr.--~Somc (‘1‘
fort was llllltlt? ttr extend the llllt’tlllt't‘.
the moderate offerings which met the.
rise encouraging buying ht :‘r was
bid for In large blocks to 1:1.N H.-
tcitiny' is heavy buying of the leather
stotks was resumed with resultant
large fractional gains and the I'm-Inc
and western stocks also reached it
higher level. Liquidation ceased In
high prit-ed inactive stocks such as
Northwestern, Lat-kuwunna and Con-
solitlatctl (ins arid they were lifted a
point.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~-Ilu,\'-
ing induced by the rise In Americans In
London helped prices upwards here at
the opening. Southern Pacific advanc-
ed 11,4. Amalgamated ligand a number
of other stocks :1 large fraction. The
dealings were not large and the mar-
ket showed a tendency to become quiet
after the ope‘iling orders were execut-
ed
WALL STREET. sooth—Large sell-
ing of Rock Island curried Ii i’iilll the
preferred buck a point and checked
the advance elsewhere. Louisville, r1.
acted 1. Tire market milled again
to the best carrying up, l’nion l‘ztt-Iiic.
Missouri Pacific. Illinois Central. St.
Louis Sorithwesicru Preferred, littlti-
more and Ohio. l‘nited Sillii’d Stet-1
Preferred. and some minor stock 1 to
11/4. The market became dull at the
advance. Bonds were steady.
WALL STREET. 1 n. m.—--Stocits
were accumulated steadily. causing ud-
tlitlonai gains all through the IIst.’Am-
algamated and Southern Pacific led the
rise and sold two points above yester-
day‘s close. Other speculative fnvor.
lies, notably St. Paul, Pennsylvania and
Atchisou. were more active and higher
and United States Steel rose to dill...
Lacks wanna rose two points. The. stock
immediately relapsed two on the next
transaction.
Reports over private wire of Maple»
& Goitlschmidt. commission brokers,
Swartz it Corbett's block. South Nor-
wutk; .
Open High Low 1130
Aural. Copper, 63% 11W. 63% 64).
'Am, C. it ii‘.. 391.5 31014, 3111’; 39%
“A, C. 6t 1“. pf. 89% 8915‘. till». Nile;
Am. (‘01. Oil. 42 42 42 42
American Ice 8 8 s it
Am. Icc pfd.. :12 32-1. :1: 11.”;
Amer. Love. [37% BM. 27‘]. 21111;
Apr. Smelt, till/g 49 title, 48m
Am. Sugar; 131% 12:11.. 121133 1152's
A_ '1‘. & S. Fe, 811‘s NIL, Ill”); 82%
All‘, & SP. 1). 1171-; 97% . it? 117
Ilu't, & ()lrio_ 911,4 9': till, 112
Bklylr. R. ’1‘., RS 681111 157%: I18
Chcs. & ()nio. 45k; 45%, 4515; 459‘.-
(‘hi & N. W. Iill 181 1811 11'1th
Chi, Gt. West. 231.1. 231.4; 231.; 22W;
t‘. M, a St. 1’, ism rum rum. ism.
Col. I“. it 1.. 1371/: 131115; 57“; 58%
Col. South, 21') 25314 2:» 25%
Control. (ins, 20611,. 208% 2061.51 203"
Eric, 34% 35 31% '15
Erie. 1st pfd., 60 661.4. 65",. 061,111
111. Central. 1311”; 137‘“ 136‘: 1371;;
Lou, & Ntrsh..118 113% 117V; 118%,.
Manhattan 139 139V, 139 12191,»;
Met, SI. Ry” 134 1343?“ 134 1343,;
Mex. Central. 26% 271. 26% 27
Mex. N't ths 19 20 19 19’);
M K. & '1‘. 25 25 2.3 25
M. K. & '1‘. pm 55 1'15 1'15 51')
Mo Pacific. 10th lOtI-‘igius 4131,43
National Lead. 211,2 251/2 25% 2511/;
N. Y. Central, 132% 1323‘. 132% 1323?;
Nerf, & West, 7015 70% 70% 1015,
Out. & West.. 29% 29% 29% 29%;
Penn. R. 8., 137 137% 136% 137141
Peopie's Gas 100% 101V; 109% 1011/;
Pres S. Car, 11015 601,2 (101,11 6075
Reading. 5854' 58% 581.12 58%
Read, 181 |ifrl.. 83% 8315, 83% 83%
Heath. 2d pfd., 70 70 70 70
Repub. Steel, 19% 191/; 191/: 19%
Rock Island, ‘ “To 4495 {3% it
Rock Island, pf. 7611‘, 76% 71’) ‘ 76%
Rubber Goods. 25% 26% 25% 26%
Son, Pacific, 5714 58 57 58
Son. Ry. Co., 31% 3174‘; 31% 3155
Son, Ry. pm. 911,, am 911,; this
Tenn. C. it 1.. (HI/g 647;, 61% 64 as
Texas Pacific, 357,. 361:. 3571. 36%
Union Pacific. 92% 9171.. 9291;
Wu. Pac. pfd., 90 90 90 90
1!. S. Leather. 13% 13% 131.6 1356‘
U. 8. Lou. pfd., 92% 93%9 2% in
U. S, R. & (3., lb a; 19% 19% 19%
U. 8. Rubber, 15 15 15 15
U. 5. Steel. 35% 361,4 35% 36%
U. 8. Steel old. 85% 87 85% 87
WabaSb. 27 lb 27% 27 16 37V.
Wabash, pfd.. 57% 47% 47% 47%
Wiscon. Cent, 24% 24%‘ 21%;. 24%
‘Ex. Dividend of 1 per cent... .
"Ex Dividend of ”1% per cent.
LOOKING For! EO¢MERIOAN Pads-
WASHINGTON April 9.—Acting
run at Puerto Cortes. Honduras, n log
that he has dispatched the cruiser
Francisco to the Patriot Rive? to too:
out for the American prospectors ro- 3793,
costly reported to be In distress In that
vicinity and that it was his purpose to
Marietta leave Honduras on “It'll: 11th
Inst. for Pensacola. Pia. leav gill
cruiser Panther on the Hon-loss contest-m
for any service that may be required
.integoetsr. .,
or list. for tti‘s.protection or American
——‘u—.
PLEA”: NOT GUILTY To CHW
NEW YORK April Dr-ltimil allll‘
law mar-oldie son elm-.1! G.
difimonL
Secretary Darling today received a co- ‘
his message from Rear Admiral Cogh- 315,93
Ian. commanding the Csrribean Squad- '
have the Olympia. San Francisco and '
aim 1110111111111
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1111111111. and the lsdibl til I Nor.
walks that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th Inst. where we have s first.
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a full line of Imported broadcloths,
etc. and all the latest to home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the best In
quality, style fnd fit, as usua1.Pon't
forget. I
Fare paid to all purchasers.
‘Krasovitz & Fox,
270 Main 31.,
R. SIINETMAN.
Lutiles'“illor and Hnlrii
Maker,
Stamford. Cenn.
has opened it first
.
class Ladies' 'l‘uiloriug es-
tablishment at
47 NORTH MAIN SIREET. CORNER
ANN STREET.
1. GnR'rNER.
Merchant Tailor.
500
SAMPLES
FOR SPRING
Cl. 0 THING.
Come In and up them.
39 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
£310:
Spring Suits, gentlemen. that
are especially worthy of your
Very
nicely tailored—~t'ndeed they are.
most careful inspection.
Come in and see them.
Our line of Children 's clofb-
We have a
salt as reasonable as 31.00.
D. Gottlieb
11 North Main St.. South Norwatk.
log is complete.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS stomp
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
EASTER SPECIALS. » .
New model Fancy Tailored Blouse Suits of imported Voilcs, in blue and black Canvas
Cloths. Elamines. Scrgcs. Mixtures..
PRICE $10.00 TO $28.00.
Coats taffeta lined; Skirts unlined or over silk drops.
LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS.
Covert,Cloth Jackets lined with silk serge or taffeta. Black Cheviot Blouse Janketg, taffeta
lined. Taffeta Silk Garments in the latest styles.
PRICE $6.00 TO $15.00.
KID GLOVES.
All the newest and most correct styles in Ladies‘ Kid Gloves are here for your selection. We
sell only the very best qualities, many of them are our own importation.
well as black and white.
PRICE $1.00 TO $1.75.
All the newest shades as
WOMEN’S NECKWEAR.
Plain and Embroidered Turn- Over Collars in all White and Colored Embroidery.
Collars in cotton and silk. The season' 3 newest and most attractive styles are shown here.
PRICE 15 CENTS T0 $2 00.
Stock
. HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
SPECIALS IN GLASSWARI‘.
Glass Cheese Dishes ......
Glass Butter Dishes .......
Glass Berry Dishes .......
Glass Plates ..............
Glass Vinegar Bottles .....
Glass Pickle Dishes .......
SPECIALS IN CROCKERY.
. 19c. Decorated Cups and Saucers, 12c.
. roc. Decorated Bowls .......... 10c.
. roc. Decorated Dinner Plates . . . . 9c.
xoc. Decorated Breakfast Plates . 8c.-
. roc. Decorated Soup Plates ..... 8c.
. 5c. Decorated Pitchers ........ 35c.
TRISTRAM&HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
r
We oil'cr
Belts Island
For Sale.
'i‘ftis is one of the most desir-
able Islands in Norwalk Harbor.
and contains about five acres.
For full particularsand price in-
quit‘e of
Taylor 6- G olden
Telephone Cali. 107—4.
I .
.9. 96018 & don;
85 \VAE'H I IN(3'I‘()N STREET.
H01 "I‘ll NOR \‘V A I .I(
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTER,
FURNISHER.
FOR EASTER
Our. stock is always complete
with everything that. your ward-
robe should contain.
Nobby Young Men‘s Suits—-
38.5010 $18.00 , '
Latest Slules of
lists.
Our Furnishings can always
, bl! depended upon to be of the
very newest styles. .
We close evenings at 6 o'clock.
=except Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
Telephone, 133-12:
1..
You be ve to
bolls V. In ) oumlf and con-
vlnu yourself-nRud our
ad. carefully
and see what remarkably low prices
we are asking for our popular line oi
merchandise
A [Back Cheviot Suit, 83. 98. Cannot
be beaten elsewhere in this city.
A spark Blue Unfinished Worsted.
Light Gray (plain and plaid) $6. 98.
373's.“ Clay Worsted, 18 or. goods,
on, Worsted Serge. is 0:. seeds
These are only a few of our many
specials.
We are sure to win your trade It
We will visit our store. We are show
bib: 1 Ilsrge p'ipriety of handsome rat
1
Salvator'thrriiott
General Contractor.
SEWERS AND SEWER CONNEC-
TIONS, WATER WORK Oi“ ALL
KINDS. GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA-
TION, MASON WORK.
Small or Largo Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates Chearfully Given.
26 Wood St.. 30. Hawaii.
DOG DOLLARS.
If handsome assortment
probably annulled In
till: oily.
Norwalk ii'd’w’e Co.
34 Main St.. Norwalk.
Glover’s Thcl’lacc
In on 1mm}; and man In
very hobby lam.
moo pr.
as ‘not guilty at", opera?
Mill!-
'iur, DIWNDENCV 0RD:ID SUICIDE.
. NEW YORK. April.
29-31
deli Washington St
I'I-IE
‘iOME
'JF LOW
aRIDES.
Make your pur-
chases
Easter,
now for
have
them charged
'and pay forthem
as your Income
permits,
on not
weekly payment
PAYMASTER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
WASHINGTON. Apri 9.31-—
George R. Smith has bee designated
as chief postmaster of the division of PM'“-
the Philippines. relieving Monument bani Post. be
. Colonel Charles H. Whipple. deputy and Gr!
I'DDLD. Minute! general who bee obi-l 1
Stem dared to this country
PANAMA slum. PRIVILEGES.
LONDON. April 9. ‘Negotintions are
trig to the Birming-
the United States
-Bri n with the object of
privileges for British
with with the Pana-
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