Ice Cram flip! you
will (rt/op outing}
Absolutely Pun:
W
5 I Washington St.
Kabaosa Encampment. i. 0. 0. ii..o
INorwalk, will hold a meeting. this ov-
cning. , 5
The Pine Ledge Whiat Club will
meet with Mrs. Christian Swat-ta. Mou-
day. April 20th.
The Council of the Norwalk Club
V will hold 11 meeting, this evening, at
7:30. at the club.
William P. Beers. the Norwulk not.
seller and stationer. was in New York
on a business trip. vesterday.
Dr. Dick' 3 Medicine Co. have a com
munlcutlon in today's issue to the
Board of Health and all others in truth
oriiy that everyone should read.
Mrs. John Camp, of West avenue.
continues to improve at the Norwalk
Hospital. Her case is under the sup—
ervision of Ur. most.
The Hospital Whist Club will meet
Friday afternoon, with wins. Edward
F. Knapp. of Wo'st street Duos will
be payable.
The Rev. F. M Murray. of Glaston-
bury. was a 'gucst at St. Mary's rec-
tory. yesterday otternoon. Father
Murray is a former Norwalk boy.
The Volunteer Circle of King's
Daughters of Inc Norwalk Methodist
Church. held a meeting. last night.
with Miss Russell. of. East avenue.
‘ The Immaculate Conception Sodality
of Grace“ Church will. give the force
"Young Mr. Davina." at Lockwood‘s
Hall. Tuesday evening. of next week.
“Douglas Fowler W. R. C.. No. 15.
will ho d a fair April 16' and 17. in G. A.
11. Hall. 80. Main St. Admission 10c.
Dancing both evenings. Music by Jesse.
'l‘lIc Ladles' Independent Aid Society
gave an entertainment last evening. at
the Broad River I impel. and will give
another at the same place. this even-
lug.
imitations have been issued for the
reception of the graduating class oi
the South Norwalk High school. which
will be held at the armory. Friday ove-
ning. April 24th. .. ..—. ..
Every garment sold‘ by the Fair
Cloak and Fur Store is guaranteed a
perfect fit and of the latest spring
style.
The men of the N'o'r'Iwalk Congrega-
tional t‘hulch will give a supper at the
church. Wedne;~ Idgy evening April 29
'1 ho men his to have change of all of
the culihnrv mangemgnts.
Mr’. and Mrs. Vernon Ia Yarnall will
sail for Europe. Saturday. and w“.
travel abroad formevcral months. Mrs.
Yarnsll is a slam- chairs. J. C. New-
kirk, of Morgan avenue: Norwalk.
Hope Hose Company. of Norwalk.
will ‘cclcbrnte the ninth anniversary 01
its organization. this evening. at the
Bose. House in Water street. and Quite
a big tithe is expected. The mayor
and Council. and officers ot'the depart-
ment will be among the guests.
The application of General Russell
Frost for an ”injunction against Mrs.
Annie C. Hav Hand to prevent the com
plotion of the house at the corner of
West avenue and (ledor street is still
being heard' by .1 go Case Judge
J. R Taylor, 0. E. ilson and'inum-
ber of others are expected to testify
today.
“r”
Letter to Harry Popper.
South Norwaik.
Dear Sir: . Milk. so muc
part water. 13 it milk? .. ow much
satisfaction will it give? How much-
nourishment? How many customers
wl L it win?
Mixed paint is the some as watered
milk. It seems to be cheap but It is
I.Iot Dovoe lead and zinc is rich milk.
its creamy milk; seems to be costly
but isn't. Covers more Ignore feet to
the gallon; covers it better; makes IsI
bar go further: lasts more years than
any mixed paint; lasts more years than
lead and oil.
. The cheapest paint in the world.
made by the oldest concern in America
~149. years old.
Mr. J J. Hall Shellield Pa. writes.
1 had aiwhys used 40 gallons of load
and oil for my house; this summer I
bought 10 gallons of Devoa Load and
Zinc for the same house and had 10
gallons left.
. YournFtrulwy.
a quart——
DEVOE & 00..
“M New York.
a P Smoomatock tklnakDow. E.
in, 7 It a; Staples
Hardoo do. cellIi our politic
When In Need
of a pith Clear Havana.
sued WW El
{hid-5100: over
. voncoo mm: nos.
broods atom
Top-coats.
Coats and look at yourself.
lightly bulging anywhere.
the highubgriocd- -tsiloro’ costs.
ford gray; 87. 50 to 815.00.
waterproof that's all. 310 to $20.
acquainted?
Tcl. Cull 32-2.
'O-URIOREAT‘OUARANTEI‘l SATISFACTION OR MONEY IACK.
Top-Notch ‘
’ Top-Coats
Words of ours can't do justice to the fit and style of tho H. a. A M.
The but way to approolltc both is to got inside one of tho
. \
Not. the perfect fit of the wide shoulders-smooth and shapely.
keep that way, too. See how snugly the collar cots around thonock—no un-
Sult yourself so to fabric and model; short bOIIy coats of covert. green-
ish tan and tannioh groan shades, 810 to 818; longer costs of black and Ott-
H. B. d M. Ralncoato fit the same way—«nappy Spring Overcoat. made
Moro men are getting into H. 8. a M. Sulto this season than cv'er before.
More of these cults sold here than our before.
Spring Hats. Neckwosr, Shirts. Hosiery and Underwear for men and boys.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Han
9 Mm: ‘
Hud'hilovod .
Z 35
. .. III.
They 1c ,. 5 ,.- 'I'r
Only H. B. a M. cents fit like that—those and I.
«f
810 to $23. Why not got
”i '
“unfini-
N
P
ORWALK.
Tel. Call 44-4.
c. _.... .! _....
The best messed men everywiIeIIsIv
year the Kciscr-Barathen cravuts 1.;
.Iavis & Son carry a complete stock of Stamford Men Were Refused Increase
of 25 Cents a (toy.
STAMFORD.
e A creators of Amct— l helpers to the number of sixty- five
went on strike yesterday upon being
, refused an increase in put of twenty-
‘ five cents a day. The men now receive
IV The situation in the strike ofi '
ti employed in the building! OFFICIAL BLEW UP ARSENAL.
Iradns is apparently unchanged The}
;.‘iotuhcymen carpenters are preparing patch from Hung Kong spys the Arse-
to accept contracts from indiIlduals.‘ i
The arrival of It large number of
. raipcntcrs who belong to the Anislga-. be officials (whom this Viceroy
mated Association. which is fighting (3'11!!ng with selling powder to I01)-
chat. in ordci to hide their dcfalcatlons
this choice neckwear. .
The Fulrilcld County delegates to iii-.1
itato couit of th
ca are expected to meat at tho set-:lablc
to be given at Lockwoods Hall Nor-
.valk. Friday evcnlng by Court Nar-
‘llk
\ rcprescntamc of II New iork IItI— ,
lcrwoar concern has in Noi walk yes-
terday afternoon and is expected to re
turn today. to look (nor the plum in
Wall stiect occupied by the Plcr'sou
)ompauy. and ho wul also be shown;
he Ptlcc building. in Water street.
Io conferred wtth eXIMayor Arthur C.
$2 a day
I IhtI me
unsousI
. ihc Brotherhood of Carpenters has up
1.
.— . .4
HELPERS ON
STRIKE. ."
April
last night.
and that II
about.
LONDON.
w...
;—
pnrcntly frightened the Tradés Conn»
oil of Greenwich which is adillated
with the Brotherhood and they strang-
('1' for a conference with the master
ltl——Masons’ buildcis IIhiclI was to have been held
it is believed that the men
are now willing to concede some points
settlement will be brought
April ids-AA special des-
ual at Canton which was destroyed bv
an explosion last week was blown up
bad
.thcler and Lester Hyatt. of the firini .
If 'I‘Iistram & Hyatt. yesterday.
Fewer gallons; Wears longer; Dovoe. 3
Four cases where matrimonial yokes .
to not quite fit people of The Norwallts ;
[To to come up before Judge Case in:
diort calendar list Those who are;
Iorscvotlng in seeking their affinity
l‘hls case was tried two week 3 ago!
)ut Judge Case has called for more
i‘. Lockwood vs Charles E Lockwood. i J
leorgc F. Smith vs Ada Smith and
If .Iou have II H S M top cost you
nay feel sale you have roamed the
3rothers sell this line of goods.
The pastor and deacons of the South I
;ive a personal greeting tonight. at
I245. to those who will unite with the
tress. At 8: 30 theie will be a church
mating to act on the resignation of
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick odd in the
Ind you find them most expensive The
of a horse on not take kindly to dirt. ch
digestive organs
air and dust.
That is why Isl-ll tun/IN oars. swam an and
thou lonnnn noun.
A word from you will bring any
quantity you may whim-every bag of the highest st'and- '
ll'd of quality.
../
BUY . oars THAT'S CLEAN.
HATCH."
MANUEL T.
be superior Couit tomorrow on the;
1m Samuel H. Boyd and Etta Boydd
Ividcnce. The other cases aie Evu
Carrie B Wolfe vs Charles F. Wolfe. f
no notch of fit and style (‘omstockrr
Niorwulk Congregational Clllll‘(h willf
church. The pastor will make an ad-
Lho pastor
35 ',
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CREPE PAPER.
SPAULDNG’S
BASE BALL ANDV SPORTING}
GOODS. ‘
83 Wall Street Not-walk
[9 JACKSON
PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS LAST FOREVER
ART
WORK lN WATER COLOR AND‘SEPIA.
Sittings by appointment or from 10 to .12 m.: 2 to 4 p. m.
STUDIO
S
”Opposite Hotel
Goliath’s this Start?"
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
THE sour” m mm
rnusr company
on Substhi'iallirovih "
54750551
81 15,353.02
Monarchs
S297. 185 24
In Mouth.
8th Mouth.
First Year.
1811) Mull
40 WALL STREET.
about
equal to that took? Detective eyes are a a
EASTER
EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES.
DEVOTIONAL BOOKS.
. Also a Large Lino of
menopause socks AND HYMNALS.
puoroonapmc oooos.
William- P. Beers.
......
to open. Your child will have If,
V non
have ms- child
.clilldrcurlntomplismoinapcchity
but this does not mean that other work is neglected. ob Junior this 11
month prices on all work reduced. ~
' Oablnot aloe. can 063.; half cabinet. .Nl don; our lfldo'r. 75o dos. i3
honwALk. coma.
........
to his are;
the nervous intern. Take
a eyes commit examined and
banana-mus
called for
and '
. MEDICINES
DILI Vl'RlD
Without «in o rgo. Tolo- .
phono‘at any th ' and lot us ‘ -
know what drug stor- goods inu
and, and will send them right
out.
J.-
‘Clifiord Pharmacil.
PHONE 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S’l‘ltEE’i‘. 10:10 a. m.—Stocks
started to mow in an irregular man-
ner this morning. but the majority
were lower. Metropolitan Street Rail-
way lost It point and Southern Pacific
and Brooklyn 'l‘rnnsit ‘11.. Manhattan
opened down =7... but immediately re-
covered. 'I'hr‘l‘t' were small gains by
Missouri Pacific. Norfolk and Western.
Reading. Sugar. and a 1er minor
stacks.
WALL STREET. 11 a his—Business
was active during the early dealings.
but the price fluctuations for a time
were very narrow. The. steadiness of
Manhattan had Irrettssuring effect. and
the market shook off its opening hes-
itancy and rose sharply. [laying of
Pennsylvania was in large blocks. after
it crossed 135. Metropolitan Street
Railway recovered nearly all of its
loss. but Metropolitan Securities ad
vanced It point almost II point The
demand slackened at the advanctI and
prices receded a fraction.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~A few ac-
tive speculative favorite such as St.
Paul. liuion l’aciiic. Baltimore and
Ohio. and Reading made additional
small gains. but the general list was
quiet and uninteresting. Sentiment
was quite cheerful. owing to the broad
character of the day's strength. and
the absence of any pressure to liquid-
are. American Telephone and Tele-
graph dropped 10%. Consolidated Gas.
Erie 2nd preferred. Louisville. and n
few others were inuludcd in the one
Iiolnt gains.
ltepmts over private wire of Maples
& Goldschrnldt. commission broilers.
Swartz & Corbett'o block. South Nor.
walk: _
. Open High Low 1:30
Amal, Copper. 6211!. “My. 62% 113%
Am. C. & I".. 11914,» 39% 35W, ' 39%
Amer. l.o(o.. 21W. 267.; 2684.. 267;
Am. Shield la. it) 19 151
Am. Sugar. 123 , 121151. 123 124
Anaconda- 1081/. 109 108% toll
A. T. & S. Fe 79% Still; 79‘}; 80%
4LT. & SJI‘. pfd. 901% 9'; 96% 96%
Bah. & onto. 88% w 88% 89%
Bklyn. R. T.. 64% 65% 641.1. 65%
Chas, & Ohio. 1215 43-}; 43V, «13%
Chi. & N. \V.. 178 179' 178 179
Chi. (it. \\'est.. 2111'. 21"; 21'.“ 'Jll'p
C. 111.8: Si.P._15M§ 113053 159% 160%
Col. F, It- '-.- 56!. it? 561,15 5?
Col, South._ 251 248., 23 241-9
Consul. Gus. 5'01 204% 204 204%
Del. 6‘: Hud.. 113.5% 165% 165% 13515
Detroit South. 15% 15% .1514 151/.
Erie 3275, 311% 3273 33%
Erie. lat pfd.. til fill; 64 114%
Ill. Central. 133% 131% 133% 1349'.
Lou. & anlI.V114"g 1151.5 1147;; 115%
Manhattan. 135% is? 135% 1863’.
Mel, St. Ry. 133M; 131‘“ 132% 133
McxlcanCciit.. 231V 27.“; 21.1%" 251.1;
Mex. N'f ths.. 183'. 111 183V. 19
M. K. k 'l‘., 21 21% 24 21
M. K, d: T. pill. 52%. 5‘3“; 52‘; 52%
Mo. Pacific 1058; mm 105% 106%
National Lead. 341/ 241.5 24% 241.9
N Y Central 130 131% 130 130%
Norf & West" lots at) 70
Out, dc West. 2814 287.1 2816 28%
Perm. R. R 134 13515.. 1114 135%
People's (lac; 101 10171;. 101 101%
Press. 8. Car. 61% 1111.. mm. 60%
Reading. {Iii-ls. 511,2 53% 541,5
Repub. Steel, 19 19 19 19
Rock lalhndV «111.; 4214 V 4153. 42%
Rock Island. p. 76 76 76 76
Rubber Goods, 25 251,4 35 25%
Son. Pacific. 55% 5614 551.4. 55%
Sou. By. 00.. 297/. 30% can. 30%
Son. Ry..iitd.. 911g 91% 91% 91%
Tenn. 0. & 1.. 64 64 64 64
Texas Pacific. 321.4 3273. 321/. 331;.
Union Pacific 87% 891,; it’ll/{I 89
Un. Pac. ,pfd.. 89 89 89 89
U. 3. Leather. 11% 14% 14% 11%
U. S. Lea. pfd. 931$ 941$. 93% 11m.
11. S. R. k C... 191.4 19% 19% 19%
U. S. Steel, 34% 3534. 34% 35%
U. 8. Steel pfd. 811 86% 85 86%
Wabash. 2614 26% 36% 26V,
Wabash. pfd,. 45% 15V. 45 4515
West. [in Tel.. 85% 86 85% 85
Wiscon. Cent. 23% 24 23% 24
DEAD OF COCAINE POlSONING.
BUFFALO. N. 12. April 16.-—Marle_‘—'
Guthrie is dead at the Emergency Hos-
pital of cocaine poisoning. She was
taken from a boarding house where
she went with a young man variously
known as Edward Boss and Edward
Blackwell. He says the girl was ad
dicted to the use of opiates and
when he start'ed for 'work yeste oy
morning he had dimoulty in music:
her. Later groans-Insole heard. the
door was broken open and the girl was
found unconscious: Beside her a pack
age of cocaine and “thin hots were'
."Doar Mother: 1 tired or life.
Good bye. Pray !for every n .
. Cod forgive me. ed to be I} .
) but coald'Inot. ‘
"Your daughter. .
manna 't
When no. Guthrie IndinM a 3'
the- helpful It "I “I at hi
' Its Moria
'lg "
BEMYMLM or. ill Mall il- ‘
uncommon V lid ‘5'
TH! MOST
CRITICAL
DBESSERS
In this town have examined our
splendid collection of
spams sum and
srnnvo a moon rs.
for men and boys and pronounced
it without qualification tho largest,
due-t and in every way the mast
satisfactory assortment that the!
have ever seen in this part of the
country. They have backed up
their statements by liberal purr
chase. and now we want YOU to
call. We will not be satisfied until
we have received your views on
the subject.
double-breasted and single-breasted. the latter in both throgwdod
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics. with even into“
ion feature observed 86.50 80.50. 810 812, 815 8'18. 820 mom
SPRING HATS—In our stock you will find reproductions of all thl
lug exclusive hatters' blocks, but we save you from- Silo 'to 88.
according to the grade. on every hat you buy
IPRINGHAIIRDASHERY~Onr selections in this Department
complete in every detail. including the finest for tires} or
wear that can be found.
In our Boys' Clothing Donal-tins hi you will find the
market produces for every occasion. Strong. durablo Mllrlco,
ly tallorod and stylish in design. -
I ., -' .
would use it ~
plain black. mini? I.
lost and inle
,onsoon FAT Pliillt'l
fino. Now lot. 100
NEW LOT SMALL. 1
about 3 pounds; ‘ .
THIS s‘ron: noted I'
and quantlt of’
omen as: upto-
and you'll buy always.
Vote early and off!!! I” ”I
ride hero.
CHARCOAL—Plenty now on hand.
Has been soarco.10c bag.
CIDER. -rTry mine for a Spring Tonic.
Smlcklng good. Now 22:; ooh: 6c
qt. New barrel on. Last of tho
ccuonnurc.
APPLES—Some Lemon Pippin, crisp
and good flavor 25c pk.
PARSNlPS.-—S°rno nice ones. 2 lbs.,
SMASLL POTATOES .—-Good, but small.
file peck: 60c bushel.
0. I O. COMPANY'S TEA.-lf you
only know how good lt'lo, you
.11)
Loommuotfibi
Only Eye Strain.
Only on s'tnin indeed but it is responsible for no
Not-vouchers and general Discomfort than you givo it c
your one give you the slightest trouble. is it not the M fill *
find out the causal Our oxaniln stlon is very thorough no costs ;
mm. It glasses are needed. Proper Glasses. Properly A
0" 'w‘l‘ .O. a
.IADUOTI OPTIOIIN
u wALL orator. uonwatnijoothl.
Fertilizers. .
IRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE, ‘
surcnpuoorunc or LIME, -
MAPES’ rarcuv muons.
GROUND BONE,
AIR SLAKED LIME.
BARN-YARD MANURI,
LAND PLASTER.I
11”"
Norwalk Chronicler