-................ ._ ' . <1 AT ':~ LANE’S I)- Phone 165,-} ....-..._.. Ice Cream that you tail! . «has eating. Absolutely Pare. "h. .-h i .1 or», uncommon» .5! Washington St. Wu~~¢mwwm M.___._.. ...._.. w... Local News lilies. Mrs. and Mrs. James Wood of Roton IIiil have been ViSItlng in New York. Gus Knorr has secured a position as assistant book keeper in the oillce of the G. N. McKlbbin Company. John Miller. of South Third street. has resumed ills duties in the Austin dz Cruw factory. after a brief illness. The Woman's Guild, of Trinity Church. will pack a Lenten box this afternoon. for shipment to North Caro- Iina. The name of iicrmsdorf stands for all that's good in black hosiery. There is to be a one day's sale of this make of goods at the Boston Store tomorrow. Mrs. P. E. Coiemail offers special bargains in ready to wear hats. Hor place of business is upstairs in the old blink building. . Mahuckemo Lodge of Machinists will give a sociable tomorrow night In Central Labor Lyceum, South Main street. . A number of baseball enthusiasts. in Washington and Smith Main streets are talking up the matter of having a game in the near future. George Brotherton; of Norwaik. who is employed by the 11. Wales Lilies Company. of Merldeil. as mason. is now at work on a job at Seymour. A regular meeting of Palestine Ca..- tle. A. O. K. of M. (3.. was held last evening, in Mystic Chain Iiall. Only routine business was transacted. Arrangements are being made for a big dance 111 the 'I‘oquct Opera House. ill \Vcstport, April 24111. A large nnln. bcr of NorwaJk young people expect to attend. Miss Josephine Sullivan. teacher in the Wcstport plibiic Schools, is spendv ing the Easter vacation at her home ill Root avenue. Ansonia. She will re— sume her duties next Monday. If your mouth is: disfigured by a missing tooth why not have a ”1181 one inserted? Dr. I". A.I’iirlps will replace the tooth Without loss of time and without discomfort. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fitch. of Wil- toil, will celebrate their wooden wed (ling anniversary, this evening. Mr vFitch is well-known ill Norwalk as postmaster of Wilton and of "Wilton Weasel" fame. Quite a number of Norwalkers have received invitations to be present. ‘ A number of music loving people In The Norwalks will attend the Musical Festival in New Haven the first week Ill May among them being Mr. and Mrs. C. S. St. John. Mrs. J. H. I’ll low. Miss Hilda Schneii. Mrs. .l. W. Studwell. Miss May Q. Smith. D. E. Dlrblow W. .1. Leland and Charis: Antler son 11 will be an easy matter for you to obtain a complete spling outfit If you take advantage of the easy part pay- ment plan of Krieger and Company. Tile Connecticut Railway and Light lug Company a bridge over the harbor at the entrance to Roton Point. caught fire Sunday afternoon. and burned. for some time before is; “and he extip guished. Manager ainwright and Superintendent Kyle were in the v1- eiuity. and with assistance the home; Wore extinguished... L. H. Decker is very busy just now havin men at work rcpapering thy reside cc of Mrs. Hoyt. corner of Arch and Franklin streets. and Cal) lain Peter Becker's residence in Sea— view avenue. East Norwalk. He has completed painting the interior of the Burke place. occupied by Mrs. F. S. Conley and family. The Batik Commissioners have called for- the statement of'tne condition of the banks and trust companies of the state on Apiii 9.’ The South Norwalk Tl usl Company will hs'two’ years old to- morrow by their published statement in today' 5 issue they show total. depo- sits of “45.20941. against deposits one year ago 01‘ 819928005. a gain for the year of 624512956. Among the guests at the Hotel Clif- ford yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. George Haunt. of New York; Cattle Commissioner H. O. Averli. of Wash- lngton, Conn; Genet-stratum Sanford. of Baltimore; Colonial Miller Tompkins, of Boston; '1). Grins. of Paterson; Rev. 'Edwsrd Militfld wife. of‘New York; Samuel Keefer, of Ridgefleldw; ~11. .1. Gavin. of Renard; and W. Warren. of New Work: . Mm! firmed ,of s mod Clgsr’. either Clear Rsvsns. . or Domestic. come in null look cm 0111' easel. roman emanates. A Isms usbrtms’ht. plain. cart or head Outhlll's so. and see his spoo- isls of The Catholic Benevolent Legion will meet tonight (10 to Reality" 5 store for Lacquerette, the new varnish stain. S. R. Wood will occupy his summer home at Urookslde s week from Weds licsday. A meeting of the consolidation coni- lnlttce of the town will be held tonight at the Norwulk Hotel. Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. will acid a meeting tomor- low evening. in Red Men' s Hall A meeting of tile drum corps of Coni— pany F will be held in the armory this arching. to act on the matter of pur- chasing new instruments. Henry 0. Street. who was formerly yard manager at Raymond Brothers. has secured a position with Deodato S. Davenport. In North Main street. A meeting of Schiller Stamm. U. 0. R. M.. was held last evening, at the office of 1". Koeour. in North Main street. Routine business was transact- cd. Fritz Kledd. who is in the employ of 'l‘allor .Iolln Nellgaballer. had the mis- fortune to sprain his ankle several days ago. and Is at present unable to work. A cargo of sand is being discharged at, King‘s End, Noroton. by Raymond .iirothers. 'l‘he saint will be used at the Anson Phelps Stokes place. at Collea- der‘s Point. A private masquerade ball will be given by the Arum Singing Society. in Arlon Hall. tomorrow evening. at which only those who are invited will be Welcome. The Clifford I’llnl'macy will call for prescriptions and deliver the medi- cines without extra (Hlifll'gf‘ All you have to do is to (all 15- 2 ()Ii the phone and leaVc youl 0i".del One game of billiaids was played. last night. ill the Norwalk Club 101111111— .ucllt. Willilm M. Butts rated si\t_v- five. defeated A ll. Iialdwln. rated elghiy— live by a score of sixty-five to sixty-five, NEW VORK ARTIST DEAD. NEW YORK, April 14~Tilomas Wat- crnlnn Wood. the artist. died today. of heart disease. at the New York hoapi- to]. Mr. Wood was born in Montpelier. Vt.. on November 12. 1823. and studied art ill Boston. in 1848, afterwards con- tinuing his studies in Europe. He was Weli~kllown as a portrait painter. and for several years travelled about the ‘oulltry in this capacity, finally settling ill New York in 1866. Mr. Wood was one of the founders of the National Academy of design, and its president from 1891 to 1899. From 1878-87, he was president of the American Water Color Society. A few years ago he es~ tablished a public art gallery in his native town. MANUFACTURERS' CONVENTION. NEW ORLEANS. April 14-—'i‘hc Na- lionai Association 01' Manufacturer, representing hundreds of millions of invested American capital. began today at Tulane Hall. What promised to he the moat important animal convention in ill; history. The largely increased representation from various states of the north was declared by the mem- bers to be largely due to the liiicrcst taken by the members in the labor question. James W. i’orclr vice pros;- ident. of Louisiana. called the conven- tion to order. Mayor Paul Capdcvilic, of New Orleans. and Governor W. W. Heard made speeches of welcome and President Parry responded. 'l‘hrl pres- ident's annual report was then read. National Secretary Marshall Cushillg's annual report showed an increase in membership of 100 per cent. during the last year and a satisfactory financial condition. 15c MUSIC TODAY. Only a Dream of the Golden I'ast. Ring Down the Curtain I Can't Sing To night, in the Valley of Kentucky, Sweet Clover, Down Where the Cotton Bios» shins Grow. in theSweet Rye and Bye. Ching s Ling a Loo, Mister Dooley. Eva and others ‘ Golelll‘ill’s Neils 81111111 ‘10 NORTH MAIN STREET. TO CONTROL YOUR EXPENDI- TURE8 and keep an accurate account of your income, deposit your money. with THEfiQflH , 5m RWALK This Company transact a consul banking business ind can give in cos toners unexchllod Isl-vies. WALTHAM ‘ , OUR GREAT GUARANTY: SATISFACYI 9" OR MONEY BACK. Select Your Supply of Negligce Shirts Here. Our stock is especially colllplctc. made so by recent invoices of the boat patterns. If you follow Fashion's dictation 500, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 THE TOP COAT is very apropos these cool days and our assortment has been carefully yoll will Wear modest patterns . ”I this season. chosen for particular dressers. Don't hesitate to come here for any 6 article of gentlemon's wear (shoes excepted), You are sure to get Just what you seek at just what you can afford to pay. IOUTH NORWALK. , Tel. Gall. 32-2. WMMOWOWW NORWALK. Tsl. Gsll 64-6. 2 9 PROFESSORS WIFE DISAPPEAR8.. place for mosquitoes. It is proposed new roan. April 1-i.——Mrs. Mnry§§0 drab; "(is Meadohwsabr ad can)?! 350 , , , ong ex ea ug to t 9 mm o no 11 lirtastiale. wife of Prof. BI't astcsle tion was taken at the motel-once but "r “MW” ””1"“ disappeaicd from it is believed nil alraugement for c-ar 1111 home in New Brunswick N. .l.. .rying the drainage into effect will be yesterday. It is believed she is in mm“ In ”it“ "1"” “11“"?- Ncw York or has gone to some place w in the Sound. A letter was received today from her by her husband. 1. was written Ill New York and said she. was going to take a Sound steamer. Prof. Ilrcastcalc is making luliiorougll- will-ell. Mrs. Ilreasteaie hasboen silt- i’eriilg from acute melanchoiis for set oral weeks. KILLED WIFE AND CUT HIMSELF. WHITE PLAINS. N. 1'.. April 11.— Coroiier Rusell was summoned to Mount Kisco today to investigate a story of murder and suicide. isaac 'Borgslsom. a stablema‘h. last night. is "alleged to have cut his wife's throat 'and then started. knife in hand, to ward his tcn‘year-old.,stop dangthcr. DRAWING MOSQUITO SWAMP- The child fled. Tile man then cut a BRANFORI). April H.~A confer- . decp gash lil his own throat. He may once has been held between Silmilil'ii'ri‘I‘Cti\‘OI'. Borgstsom is said to have residents of Pine Orchard and the own. had frequent qllnirels with his wife on: of the Dam Meadows a tract ofjaud she had been warned that he had seventy five eacres which is a breeding: a \lolcnt temper and to beware of him. Poor or dirty Oats maketour horses [sick and (n 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 l‘svll CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and HIGH GRADE NEED. A word from you will bring any quantity you may wlsll~every bag of the highest stand~ srd of quality. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL 'l‘. HATCH. W m. . ,_ . ... “uni ._..__ ..........._..._ M..__.—....m....... .W _... - ‘ JACKSOI‘FSWW? 1 l r PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER WORK m wnsa cocoa AND saris. Sitting: by appointment or from 10 to 12 m.: 2 to 6 p. m. STUDIO 1 l 63 Wall Street, Norwstk. Opposite Hotel. EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES. DEVOTIONAL IOOKO. a Large Line of ‘ ER BOOKS AND HYMNALS. William Beers. 69 WALL STREET. NOIWALK. CONN. month prices on all work reduced. LEWIS. 11 Main Street, Morin". 1"de P1131376 swoon Arc about on open. Your child will have s. Miro! hard study. Am his eyes equal to that task! Defective eyes are s strain on the nervous system Tshe no chances; have your child's eyes clnfulir muss sad mad. when I adv-r. ’ Assumes my, Macon s um look luildln'g south-anal. and. onusmsuoius»1s.ssmru.dssw 1-0- ' .ro; but this does not mean that other work Is neglected. oh iio—for this . " Cabinet am. am don; mu «him, so." as; our more 75. a... ‘: U passcnirmus called for ‘and MEDICINES ‘ artivs'iisn Tsio- phone at any time and lot as Without ‘ extra charge. know what drug store goods you .2 used, and will send them right out. , Clifiord Pharmactl PHONI15-2. mv'v‘va'v TODAY 1N WALL STREET. NEW YORK. April H—Tlie stock market was feverish and unsettled again this morning as an after effect of yesterday's shaking down. Influen- tial support. however, was accorded at the start today and the heavy offerings :of stocks \vcrc absorbed and prices bid up determillcdly its often as they fell. This had the effect of restoring confidence and checking the flood of liquidation. 'I‘heinarket was much steadier Iii the second hour when plices for leading stocks were a point or more «it cl last night. N0lthclu Sc curities oil the curb opened at 97. com- pared with ycl-ltcl'day's last price of 95% advaucnd to 91%. and then re lapsed to 951/4 on light sales. WALI. S’I‘ItiCE’i‘. 10:10 a. nl.--~Rc- portl-l by cable that the higher prices for Americans in London had attracted selling for New York account. caused hesitation in the opening dealings here. Trading was active and In large blocks with the majority of stocks showing fractional gains which were partly vleldl-d on secondary quotations. A number of important. stocks showed iii- ltial losses. The opening gains reach- 1d about a point in Baltimore 6t Ohio. Kansas and Texas. i‘ld.. Texas and Pa- cific and Manhattan. Rock Island. Nor- folk and Western and United States stocks Were among the weak features. W A1 I. STREE'I noon:—-'1hc de- :elmined support of the market put a stop to the wholcsuie liquidation. Tile buying dimlnlshcd ut the higher I level but the hardening tendency con- tinued. During the second hour pains had reached I to IV; for St. Paul At- cbisou St. Louis Southwestern ptd.. Denver and Rio (iranlle ptd.. Delaware and Hudson. Eric first ptd.. Sugar. Leather. lencral i-zit-ctrlc. (‘oneoiidated tins. North American and American liar. St. Louis and Sim Francisco rose 2% over last night. Roads were ir- regular. WALI. STREET. 1 p. m.——Bllying proceeded with more confidence during the noon hour. and a number of reprc- sentativc stocks increased their gains decidedly. The unsettled feeling gave way to a good rally. Room shorts re- duced their lines. Reports over private wire of Maple: & Goldschmldt, commission brokers. Swsrts I Corbett's block. South Nor walk Open High ”Low 1:30 Ainai. Coppcl iii 6:11013 62 Am. C. 6; l“.. 381.. 39 38%, ‘39 Am. C. If: F. pf, 89% 89% 891$. 89% Am. Cut. Oil. 30% 40 39% 10 American Ice. 75‘. 7% 71’. 7-12 Am, Ice ptd.. 31% 32% 31% 32% Amer. lax-o, 26 2t: 25% 2 Am. Smelt, 4713 «17% 47 47% Am. Sugar. 1201.; 22 1203; 121% Anaconda. 101‘ 1011 101% 106 A. '1‘ if: S Fe 781379174 78 79% A..'l' ass pftl or 116% 9514 96% Ball. & 011108615 87% 80% 87% Bkly'li. R. '1‘. 04% 65% 6414 65% Giles. on Ohio 41% 42% ~11 42% Chi. & N, W.. 175 1711 171': 176 Chi. (11. W'esl.. 20% 20% 2011; 20% (3.111. If St P.158% 159% 158 159% Col & 1., 551,; 9561;. 551/. 56% C01. South, 23 231.4 221»;- 23% Consul. (ins 202% 15023; 202% 204 Del. a Hitch. let “its” Detloit South. 11 14 Eric. 32% 32% 32 ~ 32% lli.Contisl.131 ‘133 130% 132% L011. a Nash” 114% 1151/. 11314 115 Manhattan 136% 13675 1351513699 Met. St. R32, 132% 133% 132% 133% Mex. Central. any. 25 24% 247/. Mex. N'f Ct.fs., 18%. 18% 18% 181,4 M. K, k, T., 23% 23% 23% 23% M. K. h 11‘. pfd. 52 52% 51% 51% Mo. Pacific, 104 106% 102% 104% National 1198(15231/5 ”3% 23 23 N. Y. Central 139% 130 128% 130 Norf. & West, or as 66% 68 Out. &. West, 27% 38 27% 28 Penn. R. R.. 133 13311. 132% 133% Peoples Gas, 100 100% 100 100% Reading. 52 53 K 51 iii. 53 Read. tst pfd 81% 81% 81% 81% Read" 2d pfd. 66 86 66 66 Repub. steel 18 1815 18 1855 Rock Island. 50% 61% 10% 61% Rock Island '1)! “its 75 711.5 75 , at; am 231/. 2415* 55 ~ 55 66% 69% 2916 26% 2874. 29% 90' .90 90 90 "‘6? '61',‘ 62% Cl.“ $8 30 . 33' , as mg 3795 86 » 88% 88 68% it ,13 12% 13% terms sou 91%. 3 R50“ 16%«3101‘ 18% 10‘ , ' $64536 J3“ MM ~ “88%.“ M 61* . 24% 26% 34% 25K' ., my ms can my West. Us; 'l‘cl..86 86 05 '86 28 Wiscon. Cent. 23‘ as me _ She-Your do. miss-yin: to hit me. . sir! . ‘rie (touching his Inn—Yes. moan: he has s sweet tooth—Yonkers flutes. TH! MOIT CRITICAL DRESSERS In this town hsvehessminod our spl’gndld collection of SPRING SUITS and SPRING 0 VERCOI TS. for men sad boys sud pronounced It without qualification the largest. finest and in every way the most satisfactory assortment that they have ever seen in this part of the country. They have backed up their Itstemenfs by llbersl pur- chases and now we want YOU to call. We will not be satisfied until we have received. your views on srallic TOP cost, ' made from every fashionable fabric of the season shortpiopl, medium, ’ fl tight or loose-fitting. 6860, 610.,00 $12.00, $15.00 and his”. ’ MEN' 5 SPRING SUITS double breasted and single breasted, the latter in both three and four- button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics. with every intuit 161111- , ' ion festule observed. 66.,60 66.60, 610 612, 616 616 620 and SPRING HATS—In our stock you will find reproductions of all the his, in; exclusive hatters‘ blocks but we save you from We to 6!. according talthe grade. on every hat you buy a - SPRING HABERDASHERY—Our selections Ill this Department In 00' ; complete in every detail. including the finest, for dress or ““3960; wear that can be found 1.: w ,_ in our Boys' Clothing Department you will find the but 111011119 market producers for every occasion. Strong, durable fabrics summ- Iy tailored and stylish in design. :1 I“), 41 h OUR LINE OE ,IAOT”AN ROW. ‘ SELLECK a. PRIDE _ g“ “iijf >3! Ii; ‘ would useilt always. .“ it plain black, m1x9‘,-Efiili. fast and India-Ceylon - OREGON FAT pauses. fine. New 101. ' ‘ ‘ new Lor sMALukHA'ifls-iflslpn about 8 pounds. THIS STORE NOTED. for. mom and quantity of the Mo DRIED Basra ahoflfl‘ymptr * and you'll buyé mic. Vole early and. 0“ch for (it rles, here _ CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand. Has been scarce. 10c bag. CIDER .--Try mine for a Spring Tonic. Snacking good. Now 22c 9st: 6c qt. New barrel on. let of the scum. sure. APPLE6.--80me Lemar» Pippins, crisp . and good flavor. 250 pk. PARBNIP8.—Sftme nice ones. 2 lbs" 5c. SMALL POTATOE0.-—Good,.but small, 15c peck: 60c bushel. 0. 6. O. COMPANY’S TEA.—-lf you only knew how‘ good It Is, you Only Eye Strain. Only on strsin indeed but it Is responsible for More 11 Ncmusnus and general Discomfort than you give 11. credit your 0on give you the slightest trouble. is It not the host and out the «use? Our exsminstlon is very thorough and costs to nothing. If glasses he needed. Proper Glasses, Properly A ........ o. a. JACKSON: onnouu'c concurs ' II WALI.‘ ITRIIT. Fertilizers“. BRADLEY'B POTATO muons. SUPERPHOSPHATE or LIME, macaw PATENT muons, oaouuo sous. AIR SLAKED LIME, BARN-YARD MANURE, LAND snares. , unsLEAcusp woos shuns, snd ' LAWN TOP chastise. . RAYMOND BR. “,5. Telephone 108. Fresh Mackerel. , Extra Nice Small. Green Blue PM > Native Eels. Blue Fllh Checks. ‘ line and Buck sass. All other kinds of Isis. . Hard Shell mus. .;, ‘
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