I‘ Isms sets!
“it, users: “I. m..ii.blh m
. -'rIIs oIvIs ......
Oil tbs division in are has been
onrias'tuasue. Mom
on thd part of guinea
to diIIIIIcn to have I compromise
“reliable to consfld‘atloa but those
Moria have regulted in nothing favor
' ”In that direction. it is still he
that lbgaliy division has been
Mpllshed. and that the courts will
' decide
be propositions made are so Iepug-
dlant to popular feeling in South Nor-
that titty are generally consider-
Id of I most unreasonable character,
can by many unnatural for human as-
“in to tolerate.
.jl'hsre will be a consultation today
by” Corporation Contact Light with the
boat legal authority of the state after
blob the committee will be convened
4 :to consider what future action shall be
taken.
- Public indignation increases hourly
ever the action of the governor Ind the
flimhineas of his reasons for his veto
What he terms reasons are generally
eyed to be only pretext! and as
the dignity of the considera-
dos given them‘ by the legislature and
II an entirely partial as to have been
”conceived, Ind not based upon the
(acts and the real issue.
"rs-m
‘ gnu-Imus.
- Tight shoes will make wrinkles on
the face; It has been proved.
' The new straw trimmings are a neat
'. feature of the season' a shirtwsist hats.
Tito voilss and etamiaes showing a
king In self color are a chap 0
in the great quantity of catirey
plain ones.
One jeweler' claims that ring stones
Ire loosened. from ..their settings as
much by wesrlnaihemnnder gloves
In ny other way.
. Charcoal is a disinfectant which
abwld find place. in every sink and re-
frIgsrator ia the country. in every cel-
lar. too and closet where there is its
his to be the least foul odor.
' In heav'y wash godds the linens un-
donbtsdly load In smartness There
a many odd and handsome weaves in
addition to the always popular plaIn
weaves. T e (an ocean of many of the
novelties will recommend them for
hot weather. "
The money value of the material in
Inlay summer gowns will be insignifi-
the buttons mm on them. Those but-
tons are in many instances ordered of
one's jeweler. And are" really hits 0fa’It
A very pretty and novel. corssge or-
nament for a decoiiete gown is made of
chiffon. It consists ,of a large rosette
caught firmly la gown. and has.
depending fro é c or six tiny ro-
flatten of the same material hanging by
stripe of narrow velvet ribbon of vary-
lag lengths. . Q
All hats for young girls droop. and
droop pronouncediy. some all around
{and others at one side or in the back
dweet design Is in one of
the new fans? weaves of burnt tint. its
{era's is surrounded .wIth a soft scarf
of white. and falling of! at one side.
to heavy as to bend the limp brim all.
most to the shoulder. is a bouquet of
white roses. 5. .
cant when compared with the. value or .
#4 - ......
. OIIIIM-
TI'ORD. April ll.——DoaIlaiclI
Psclilco an Italian eighteen years old.
shot three men on ram street; last
night. Andrew Hallissy was shot in
the abdomen and he will probably die.
as the aurssons at the hospital were
unable to locate the bullet. which made
an en perforations in the bowels. Jere
'miah Cotillion ”I aim in thirtop of
the head and Minuet was extracted.
lie is out or Thomas Fits-
gorald, who recently returned from the
>Phlllpglnes grabbed the ltalian and
at in the shoulder, the bullet
p itig through the dosh.
ccording to within“. Halllsey had
an argument with an italian, when Pa-
cIlico came along on a bicycle, lumped
off and began shooting. He was found
half an hour later hiding in a closet in
a house near the scene of the shooting.
He claims that four men attacked him.
Richard Powers was arrested for
knocking down a man who said .he
could identify the prisoner. Over 2 000
people followed the prisoners to head-
quarters. and there was some talk of
lynching the Italian.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET '210 10—WIth the
London Stock Exchange still closed for
blaster Monday there was nothing to
indicate the. outside view of the North.
em Securities decision before the
opening hour here. Prices declines
sharp fractions and in some cases made
immediate recoveries showing a Very
few-Irish tonc. Rcsding was down 1%
and Pennsylvania. New York Central
and Canadian. Pacific. 41. Southern
Pacific, after opening unchanged ad-
vanced 14. Secondary prices \verc bet-
ter than thebrst prices.
WAM.;STREET. II a. m..»Prices
moved-iltfully though with an upward
tendency. Most of the important los-
seswern ,made up when supporting
orders appeared and in a few cases.
prices I'oscsubstantially, above Thurs-
day's close.
WALL STREE i‘. noon—Trims on the
stock exchange showed close sympathy
with the movement of Northern Secur-
ities on the curb. Support for that
stock prompted the rally on the ex-
change. but Northern Securities, after
a momentary rally. broke violently to
98%. a loss from 'l'hursilay's final price
of 5%. This led to roncwcd liquida-
tion on the stock exchange. Declines
reached 2 to 3 in the Pacifics, Atehison.
St. Paul. Rock Island, Texas and Paci-
flc Reading. Baltimore and Ohio and
other leading native stocks. Dealings
were in large voiusno on the break.
Bonds were heavy in sympathy with
stocks.
WALL STREET. p. nI.-A drive
Against fli Gould and Southern stocks
checked a omentary rally and prices
saggcd rs idly. Texas and Pacific
broke, I. Inited States Express 4%.
New‘HaVcn 5. St. Louis and San Fran-
since 6%. and American Express and
Lackawanna 10. United States Steel
preferred. dropped 2% to 83. Southern
Pacific fell 64%. and bound (1 up again
to 60. with some slight effec on other
stock. Liquidation was renewed in
huge dealings.
flpuuru var private wire of Maple.
IOoldscirm ldt. commission brokers
arias I Corbett'a block, Booth No:
Hlilll
64
39%
.40“
Low 1: 30
02 6214
38% 38‘}.
4g 40
I
774 2654 26-3.
48% 4754 m3
123 ‘120 120'
106 102 102
81% 7774
Open
Amal. Copper, 63%
Am. C. 1 F., 3934
Am. Cot. Olin All“
American In; ‘7 .
Amer Loco, 27%
Am smelt. 4814
Am. Canary-132
Anaconda. 106
\. 'r. as so.‘ on. 7774
A.’1‘.&s.r.‘prd. on can 95% 95:4
awesome," mm. 9034. 8614 86%
ukiyn.a.'r.. a: 67% can 65%
Ches some. 4414 44 42 42
cm 1 N. W.. 180 180 17514 17514
cm. In. West" 2294 2294 21214
c. M kSt P 16234 1 158% 158;.
Col r II. 5594' 57 this am
ooI,SouIII..' 23% 24 2355 2314
Consol. Gas 205 206 203%
Do! a Hud.164 16444 Is: a:
Detroit South 14% 14% 1444 in
Erie 34 34% 3174 3174
ane' I‘st old. 6414 64-4 63 6::
II. Central, 135% 135% 131% 131%
THE DART BICYCLE lion. 4: Nash, IIc . 116 11:41,: Nail
HI CM“ , 137? 138 ] l'
and $2 per week until paid for
“Ma and look at these wheels if you
thinking of purchasing. a. that
,’ it be beat.
right's Old Well Tirc. guaranteed
.. d‘he Seasonl for}? the pair,
Phone 104- 2.
anarchism.
Wakbfi‘.
, Rock Isiah
Rock Icing.” i. ran
26% 26% 25% 25%
,Illlb 19% 18% 18V:
244 2434 23:4 2394
pussy. 53% 5214 5234.
M0. Pacific 107% 107% 104% 104%
N -:v chum 13014 is: 129 12914
Norf. ...kwest 69% 68% 884 I68 .4
int. d: West. 28% 28% 27% 127%
Pacific Mall, 33 ' 33 32% 32%.
Penn R R 135 135% 133% 133%
People's Gas 100% 10044 10014 100%
Press. S Car. 60 60 60
lteldlngm 56 66% 58% 53
Repub.810 18“ 18%
- 409$
74%
Hex CentI al.
“”2; .N’t Cigar
Sou. Pacific.
Sou, Ry. 00.. 80%
Son. Ry. pfd.. 91qu
Tenn. C. I l., 63%
Texas Pacific, 34%
Union Pacific. Do
Us. Pac. aid. 89%
U. 8. Leather. 12%
U. S. Lea. pfd. 92 .
U. S. R. I C.. 10% -
g. 8, Rubber, 14%
8. Steel. . 36%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 86%
Wabash -
Wabash. pm" 4:“
Ca. Tel" 85%
66%
VIC“.
» W'lscon. Cent. 24% '.
.....L.._..__._s.
' tfg'bte
Announ
To the patrons of the NorwIlk Hyseia ice Company of last. season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment.
practice of correct business methods' to make this year:—- I
The new management wishes to anythat no expense has, been spared in
putting the above plant In excellent condition. and that it will be run to Its
fullest capacity. We shall put no peddle wagons on the different routes (un-
less we have to) but would aslt old and now patrons alike, to send their ice
men to the plant for HYQEIA 101:, who
era at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the same flgures as the
natural product. Toldsalers who have
tomcrs, we would say that we have an
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute,
Cold storage furnished at reasonab
James MorclIeaIl,-Brookside lcc WII
I
Sincerely yo
THE NORWALK HYGICIA ICE
Telcphouc. 187-6.
N. B.—-Don't he “lollled” by any (inc saying that they lIlIvc "something
Just as good. " luit try it and act on yo ll
cement
and the
re it will be sold to responsible deal-
td crush ice in boxes for their cus-
lcc crusher that will grind up ice at
which will be at their service gratis.
le rates. and distilled water on tap.
sons. will deliver all you want.
urs,
CO.
iiy J. W. Olmsted, Manager.
I own good Judgment
ENTERTAINMENTS ;
ENTEPTAINMENTS
H YPERION Nl' W H 4 75'”
The Event of the Season
One Week commencing Monday, April
20. Matlnaca Wednesday and I
Saturday,
Sale of Seats opens Thursday.
K- ‘Aw I. ERLANCER' S
Stupen ous. Original Production of
BEN HUR
The Most lmprosaive Spectacle in the
World. '
PRl(‘ ids 75c 31 00. $1. 50 and $2. 00 l
(Gallerv liars-served) 50 cents.
Mail ordcrs from out~of-lown with}
remlllances filled in the order recelw i
cIl Address C. B. Runneil. Manager
Hyperion Theater. New Haven.
EXCURSIONS ON ALL ROADS.
" miter.
Sillillll lawn Meeting.
The inhabitants. lcgal voted-I, 0f the ‘
town of Norwalk arc hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet—
ing will be held in the Town Hall.
Wall street. on Wednesday. April 15th.
1903. at 8 o’clock in the evening, for
the following purposes, lo-wit,
i. To lay the annual town tax; and
2. To make the annual approprla-‘
tions for the support of the public'
schools. l
Dated at Norwalk. the 9th day of
l
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'April, 1903.
‘ JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES. ,
WILLIAM B. REED ;
Selectmen of the Town of Norwaik.
all (it
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DlSTRlCT OF NOllWALK. ss.,
bate Court. April it. A. D.. 1903.
Estate of Phebe C. Soeley. late of
Brooklyn in the city and state of New
York deceased.‘
The Court of Probate for the district
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neg-
lect to present their accounts proper
ly attested within said time will be
I recovery. All persons in-
to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to
THOS. J. MEAD.
West Norwalk.
Administrator
Pro-
113 20 27
Ho‘fsl Hamilton >
Dining Room.
NOW OPEN
Thoroughly renovated. and up to
date. Cuisine anesceiled. Rates ‘1
per day and upwards according to
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
Under the management of
Mac. I. a. sum roar.
IUSINEOI MEN'S LUNCH.
{ram 12 to 2 o'clock,
In 351:. -
;The Old Homestead.
‘Productlon identical with original cast
:Tilll: FAMOUS OLD HOMESTEAD
‘Illsilngulshed actress. Mrs. IAMoyne.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
MONDAY. APRIL 13,
Positive Appearance of
DENMAN THOMPSON,
in “The Daddy of .'cm All."
of favorites. hIchIdlag
DOUBLE QUARTNTTE
PRICES: 25c, 60c, 75c and $1.00.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15.
"The Work of a Master Hand. "
—Mall and Express.
MR. WILLIAM MORRIS
and I Company of Artists,
in H. V. :smond'a Great Play.
When its tiers Twenty-tine
BEST COMEDY IVER WRITTEN
PRICES.25 . 50. 76c, $1.
Carri-ages 10: to '
HOYT' S THEATRE
SATURDAY, APRI
The Season's Most Nola le" Event
Ingagement of the Distinguished
Actress,
MRS. LcMOYNE,
in Glen MacDoaough'iI Successful
Comedy.
AmonuThoss Present
Direct from its run at the Garden
Theatre New York City
Management of George H Brennan.
PRICES. 25c. 50c, 75c, $1.00 $1. 50.
Carriages may be ordered for 10:45
Free list positively mended for
this engagement
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea
tre. South Norwalk and Weed' a drus
store Norwalk. 6 days. Ila advance of
Iall attra. liIIna
Special Assessment.
On Saturday evening. April is, the
will be seen In this city at Hoyt’s Thea
tre. in her latest successful comedy.
"Among Those Present. " under the di-
rection of George H. Brennan. This
promises to be the most notable event
of the present theatrical season. Sale
April 14. Prices 50 to $150.
account of the inte manifested in
Mrs. LeMoyne‘s appearance and the
large number of Inquiries already made
at the box otllee, it has been decided
that applications for seats sent in be-
fore the opening of the sale will be filed
in the order of their receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement.
rue HAT‘MAKERS'
SICK asssrlr soc-arm
, Grand Ball
lull: III.
My ”W. ~ Al" l3“
As an especial attraction they have
engaged II greIt expense. the only
CHUCK CONNORS.
The Far-Famed Mayer of Chinatown.
and his Oriental wife in sayings
dances and doings. descriptive of
Chinatown life
ADMISSION, 25¢.
a I
-.- " 'L‘ui Mama
Tuesday (Ironing. April M.
Catholic Club’s
Easter Reception and
v. o"
Cencert.
. Assisted by
MrI. L. 1’. Whitney, Soprano
Mr. William M. W. lasso
Mr. ,ldward I Msnvilis. Plano
- Ind‘dsasdi'a Onhsatra.
OoIeIrt begins at 8:15 promptly
Dancing at 2:15..
TICK‘TC.
\
c.....-
"mg.“ F. E. Coleen.
of seats will contractors on Tuesday. ,
WrmwflnawIm Isaac, ua—ayaan. . I f.
,. wmammeMIMs-rmmuw‘pmm ..
. 3.. cm Plums, tea 2 am Food. 1'0
mange»... OI qugrttmcsn. .les twanpgda fie
.dg:luiu- new 417?. l, ,. .
24 WICT WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
Has returnedhome from Providence.
with a full line of Miillncry Goods and
is ready to receive hsr customers for
the Easter trade. with a full line of
Trimmed and llntrimmed Hats Call
and look over the goods before going
elsewhere. Children' s Trimmed lists.
$1. 60 worth $2. 50. Ladies' Trimmed
Hats $8.50. worth $5.00. Don't forget
to call.
24 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
OLD BANK BUILDING.
apr. d 4 w.
Irving nuns lit to.
“Coal”
“Cool”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton
The price of coal having dropped we?
as usual arc tlIc first to give our pa-
trons thc benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lehlgh Coal
because we know it will he satisfac-
tory. You can't beat our coal or our
prices.
Better buy now while its cheapest.
living ioclvood & Co,
122 WATER ST" 80. NURWALK.
Branch Ofllce 3 So. Main St.
Tel. Call 31-5
I Manufacturers’ Sample line of
Women‘s scum Suits
, One -'3\\'wt\ Sees
’Sacsp’t'toam (ain't-m.
Mann Garments are what We boudht
duplicates of earlu last month. These
will be placed on sale with the samples at
l-‘é less. N0 prospective suit buuer can
afford to miss this opportunilu. This
Sale surpasses all former low prices at
the opening of the season. The Boston
Store and the purchases of these sample
suits are both fertuuate. This season
the most pronounced features of the new
‘Gowns is the prevalence of lightweight
grenadine like materials. in place of
heavier cloth. The charming Voiles. Can-
vas and Etamine weaves in beautiful colors
that make up the costume show. The
EASTER IS COMING. .
[)0 you think you uill live to ace it‘.‘l
Expcctailon of life is more a matter of
health than of age. if you are full of
aches you think you may go any day.
and if you are free from them you do‘
not see how you can ever die. Relief
in Immortality of life before death
comes to all who rid themselves of
malaria and rheumatism. by taking
Dr. Dick‘s Medicine. li u'ill hrin , .
;.gg.g;:c-chwcd '0 ...... ......‘i prices are far below what others Will ask
at lhe end of the season when prices are
’- 7'- EW’W’" broken. DON’T FORGET nus SAV-
PIlanr and Donors for.
ING OF DOLLARS on Saturdau.
dt Th%Best “1”?“ The following details will give you an
Pricfgsom e idea of this great offerina.
—-PAINTERS' SUPPLIES——
82 N. Main Street i
Clpltll.C1.5OC.0M Surplus. .185.C00. 4
lIdnsirisl Savlass and lens Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Shara Supervision of New.
York and Conneorlouf.
Pay 5 per seat.
OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN 81’.
Set No. ‘2.
Black and Colored Tailor
Lot No. i
Eton and Blouse Jackets;
styles, some with drop skirt,
others unlined; canvas cloth.
broadcloth. homespun, serge,
granite cloth and Venetian;
made up in the most approv-
ed fashion. Value up to $20,
all one price,
Siam
Suits. in fine broadcloth.
cheviot, serge and Itamine.
Value $25.00. at
bless
Resident Directors Resident Managerai
Mortimer M. LII R. L. Cob rn
Charles I. Obw John B. La cancel
CALL 58-3.
Seymour’ sStOre
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we'll sell today and tomorrow. Pure.
Fresh Goods are what you want.
Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam. 2 jars for 25c.; Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears. 3 lb. can. aoc.; 3' lbs. Fancy Prunes. 25c; 3 lbs. Rice. 256”: Moorpark Fancy Apricots. 16c.
1b.; Eva Peaches. rec. 1b.. 3 lbs.. 25c; Peanut Butter. soc. 1b.; Limp Starch, 5c. 1b.; 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers. 25¢; 2 lb. box Boneless Codfish. 25c.: Large Fat Bloaters, 2 for 5c.; 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.
tune. and everything In FRESH VEGETABLES when quality' 13 all right. ’
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.. / SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'3
W. .-....4- _ _ ....._ -_.
EASTER GREETING
Free Souvenir to all
i
A Ioautifui Panorama Easter I" will be given FREE to all purchasers If 01,00 worth or more of my
halos at our m an Imam", April the 11th.
“sous cans shitty was “as. see. . ~‘
" I
Finest It'll! Creamery latter (something daisies!) 294: pound. , ,,
avmularssssaaI-(mst asdnloalmflisfle. ....
Sugar Cursd Nails, lb. 18c. Lash Shoulders, lb. 124:. unless Bacon, In, 15:.
You surely want some plea, Meat Ham or has for [Isaac morning. We are the only real dealers In thI‘t
III. in barn. ' , . .
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p.
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.Is'niss d Chadian: II on hand Saturday. April the "NI. and at I leuvsnlr. We deliver everywhere. Riva
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