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Local N003 Notes.
Abc Gordon of Stamford was a visi-
tor in tdvn lest; evening.
Read Cutblll's ad. and see. the spec-
Iials they offer in fresh fish.
W. H. Earle has disposed of his auto-
mobile and has ordered a new \Vinton
cat
I I) (iottlicb has manufacturers sam-
ples in childrcn‘ s clothing that he of—
fers for sale at half prlctI
William '1‘. Raymond is in Ansonia,
today, on business fm Raymond Rrotii- .
ers.
You will surely be satisfied if you
patronize A. PolIlman. the barber. Rc
member the running lidt water. ‘
~Vcry few brands of Cigars hold
their own like. the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Raymond BrotheIs are making im
provomcnts on their farm in East No!-
walk.
A handsome pair of young hmses are
advertised for sale in today’ s issue. The
ad. git es a complete description of the
team
A cargo of moufdinp: sand is being
discharged for the Colonial lIoundIy
Company
T 1. Raymond is in New York today
on business connected with the steam.
boat company. ‘ 0
Reports from thd Norwalk Hospital
this afternoon state that all of the pat
lents are doing nicely '
Mrs James iiunlon of New Haven
visited her Inothér Mrs. Joseph ’i‘am-
many, yesterday.
Edward .1. (iahill and Harry Murray
will play an exhibition game of pool at
the Catholic Club. this evening.
At the meeting of tiockrnoc Tribe. 1.
0. R. M.. of Norwalx. trunorrow night.
the chief's degree w i be conferred.
Prepare for the day when you wish
to know something about. luminous, by
taking a courso at the Brown Business
College.
Mrs. John A. Camp continues to im—
move at the Norwalk Hospital. She
was operated on at that institution
some time. ago.
Major and Mrs. E. 11 Baker Will give.
a Inception at the Connecticut Military
Academy in East avenue, on the even—
ing of AprllgimlnI . ,
M. R. Bennett, the promoter, who has
been disposing of the lots on the Nor-
waik Fair (hounds returned this morn.
ing from New York. r:
The Monday Afternoon Whlst (‘iIIb
will be entertained at its next meet—
ing. at the home of Mrs. Ira Cole. on
Elmcrest April 30th.
Company F drum corps has received
its new instruments which were lately
purchasodand a rehearsal was held
last evening in the AI mory
Herman Green, of Stamford. has ac.-
rented a position as driver for Ray:
in
f'
mond mtbe paved into one
up th boll .r street. If I
.i,~—DgII Rosco.
new :09 III
I (“@0034
Norwnlk, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satin"
days from 1 to If p In.
The Rowland Dry Goods Company
‘ advertise today II. sale of pearl but-
tons. The prlccs'that they offer to
sell for are amazing. Read the ad.
The. drince given by the Hebrew So-
, cial Club last evening in Raymond's
Hall was a social success. The music
«for the mIcassion “Was furnished by
I
.-
members of the club.
The wash silks are most comfortablt
for the hot sounder weather. they. are
no sheer soft and lustrous. The D M.‘
Bend Company have a one parchment
Airect from ethe looms of Japan.
5'1: storm
mom of“, .Com ny
1 int 8
o buketbali against the. 191
gr. A a. Society. whim; team
Mot, before
he last-III
" on three i'lllt‘l'l'fll-llvt‘
amnion 00ts
but to an.
MultLMililonoiro Ran Up Against Fon-
mnlitiu in His Efforts to Oct Mar-
riage License.
LONDON. April 23~William K. Van-
derbilt has returned to Paris. ills hnr.
ried visit to London was connected
with procnrlnu a special marriage. ll»
I-enac. 'l‘lmrII is much discusslon as to
whether II "t‘i'lltli‘ could be Issued un-
der the I-irI-IIIIIstaIII-i‘s. it was said that
the lIlIvI-lI-«iustlI-III court could not, rcI
i‘IIsII, wiIIIiIIVIII' its i'I-clillxu, In rcgnrd
in divorced persons: but it was added
that it could dclny IIIIIttIIn-I, probably it
fortnight. by rcqnlrina the production
of doI-IIIIIIIIIIIII which would have to bc
scnl fIIIIn AIIIIIr‘ IIII. .\I the Archbishop.
of (‘ anthbIIry‘ i-l ollic.c it was said that
the AIIlIbislIop has the undoubted
right to Ici'IIse to issue a license No
application. however, has yet hccn rc-i
celvcd roIn Mr VIIndcrbilt. For an or-
Ilinary liccuse Vouc oi the motion must
live in any pariah 111' ll‘ for three weeks
and have the bonus l'il‘ Id out in c'htnch
Sundays. 'i‘lIo
IIIIIIIclI fonnalitics IIIIIlerc a I'csidcnco
of silt months.
JOEL H REED APPOINTED.
Stafford Man Named for Bench of Su-i
perior Court-umber Senatorial
' Business.
HAR’l‘lI‘Ultll, A'pvril 23—4111 omino-
iion of Joel ll, Hood. of Stall’ord, o thc
sIIpeIioI court to take the place of
lgo William T. Elllll‘l' whose term
ch xlIeI-I by limitation of age November
1: 1904 came to the senate this morn~
ing on unpaintmcnt. of the govelnor.
The appointment is for eight years
William ll Scoviilc, of Haddsm wnsi
tho appointee for commissioner of IbcI
bIIIIIIIII oi lIIbOI statistics by the gov
crnor this morning. the fer-in to be for
four yours from July 1, 1903.
The gIIIIII nor sent to the senate to-
day the nomination of (leoige .Wnl-
do of Bridgeport. and Willlm
J. At-
waier of New Haven, to be shell fish
commissioners for terms of foul
years from July 1. 1903. The governor
also :I-ont. to the scnaic the nomination
of William ii. lirewmx of New Haven,
and Albert. W. Phillips, of. Derby. to be
members of the. state. board of health,
Inch for a term of six years from July
1, loop,
'i'iIc nomination of 'l‘hcron lipson, of
Berlin, as insurance comunssioner for
l’ouI more from July 1. 1903 was sent
to the. senate.
in the senate this morning the com-
mittee on new towns and probate dis-
tricts reported unfavorably on the res
olntlon dividing the town of Farming-
lon and incorporating tiltI new town
of liniomilic. The resolution was re
jcci iIId without IlININlIutIIN
“GIN RICKEY" MAN SUICIDES.
NEW YORK, April 2ii-tioloncl llisb-
up Kyle. said to hr the I‘Iriginaior of
the famous drink known as the (lin
RiIkIIy " IonInIlttcd .IIIIiIidc todaI In)
dIlIIkihg ('ill bolic III id.
A DITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
young italiuu woman. living in
Wall street, was removed to the Nor
walk Hospital. this morning. ill of gas.
tritis.
Employees of the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company have been
stringing II new food wire. on the West-
pori Division for the past several days.
Rev. 11. B. ('iarpcnicr will lcad liu‘
prayI-r meeting, this evening. at tho
South Norwalk llaptist Church. He has
almost fully recovered from his recent
illness.
Company D hcld II drill in the arm-
my. last night. and at its conclusion
final arrangements were completed for
the. company dance. to be held at the
armory on May lst.
A beautiful ilowct gmden is begin.
ning to loom up in front of the lion-l
Nor-walk, under the guidance of Major
Niblock. and adds much to the attract-
iveness of the surroundings.
Miss Daisy l.. Keith, of North Taylor
avenue, hIII been forced to give up her
schdol. on account of her eyes She. is
spending a few days with relatives-at
Carlton llillaucw Jersey.
Niall You.“ Pity ‘Ball
plate line of Spanldinx‘s Baseball
Goods. For this week only:
10; carcrtme Mi'l's ......... So
be 'cVATciIINno MlTs ............ 35..
$1.00 sarcoma MITS ...70c
25c Hanan GLOVES ...........
6010mm News Stand
10 noer mum "on". .
studies at the South fittorwnik High .
Young Men’s
‘- Snappu Suits
$5 to $l5
We. havo'tuken special pains this
season to provide snappy suits for
young follows from H to 20. The
results lll'l‘ Worthy tlII- nttcnt‘lon of
every young man.
tlI-dinarliy IIIIIIIV's suits are “chop.
III-Ii tlnwll" for young men. 'l‘lnft.
makes :I good lll out of the ques-
tion. These suits of ours are made
from I-IpcI:iIIl patterns. 'I‘lIIIy copy
the prcvniling stylus and pullcrns
in mcn‘s suits. 'l‘lIIIy lit pcrfcctI
ly, will hold their shape, and ap-
pcai strongly to young follows of
moderate Int-nus who are fond of
uoodlltting clolhes.
Single and double-breasted suck
suits of fancy chcriots, worsteds
and honwspun, in mixtures, stripes
and plaids, $5 to flu.
lioyish suits for boys and child-
ren ilInt IprI'IIss all the new Ideas
in boys“ IiI'csIIm—vsaiior and Russian
blonsc suits. Norfolk suits, two-
piIII-c :IIId tlIrIIII-picce suits fr
3" in 87 50
11.8. RI M Suits and Top (‘.o is
IoIItinIIc lo IIsloIIislI and dIIliut
IIIIIII who IIppIIII-iutc smart cloth-
ink.
IiOIIIWALK.
Tel. Call. 444.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
That "millionulres' club," in the Unl- N it. and whlspcIeIl among themselves.
tcd Statcs senate. was enteitaincd by Then the aged collector motioned to
a little story told by a senator from' the pastor to make way (or a state-
lndlanawit. would be a shame to say ment, and addressed the congregation:
which one. 110 was discussing the N it has been discovered that Some per-
(‘ili-ii‘ with which his mother senators son has made a great mistake) he said
of thI millionuhe class throw away. '.and deposited a coin in the coIIection
moncy lllillt‘ that he mistook no doubt for a
‘SenNatoI lIolIInd Stanfold of (‘all- alf dollaI After the services this
toinia' 'be said “dumped into Bloom Npcison may rcIovcr his property by
calling on the \IIstry and dosariblng
the coin
ington ind one day with his wifc,!
looking for a president for the new;
Stanfoid IInichsitI Thcy lIIId iIIIar'd ‘llut Siantotd did not call [or it. La-
of llavid Starr Jordan and wanted to icr It was learned that. a United States
see him. 'l‘hcy did not InaktI their senator had been ‘in lhtIir midst,‘ and
identity known at first Sunday they V thIIII thII mystcry was no mystery at
attended church, and when the collec- N all.“
tion box camoIamund Stanford drop-5
pcd a $20 gold piece in. The vestry- ! "Sm linrkcr.“ began Van Albert.
man. an Itgcrl and lIonoI able man dis- " “my wifII insists that l Attend the. sen-
(Klttll'flil the big and glittering coin l lug society with her tonight. What
during,- the counting up process and is the best thing to “cart"1
hastily called the other vcstrvmcn. N “Wear ear muffs" alilecd the Inc
'l‘hIIy gazed at the coin iinucrcd it int i porienccd frit-
.
/
Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and in, the
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust.
‘ That is-why [sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE Final). A word from you will brianany j
quantity you may wish—«every bag of the highest, stand-
ard of quality.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
, .
'rso'me stocks yielding when the Penn-
PRESCRIPTIONS
’0 called for, .
N ‘nnd ‘5'
maniacs
’Dtuvznln
Without extra char... 1.“.
phone at any time and lot III
know what drug store goods you
‘ need, and will send them right
' out. ’ [I]
Cliilord Pharmacll
PHONE 1&2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—#Tho
stock exchange initialed the trading in
its new building with an upward move-
ment of prices which was fairly uni-
form throughout the list. Reading on
enéd up 11,4. and then reacted 39. Con
solidated Gas jumped 3. St. Louis
Southwestern preferred rose 1% and
other members of the Gould grOup
showed good fractional advances. The
same was true of the leading special~
tics and of the Paclflca and railroads.
Trading was on a large scale and many
blocks of 1,000 shares and upwards
changed hands in numerous stocks.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.-—'1‘be mar-
ket developed some. slight irregularity,
sylvanla group reacted and others m0v-
ing up vigorously. The movement eith-
er way was not wide. but the tendency
won more generally downward at it
o'clock. Manhattan. Metropolitan
Street Railway. Smelting Rock Island,
Texas and Pacific and Eric 2nd. Pfd..
were in demand. and rose 1 a 1%. Nor-
thorn Securities on the curb sold up
till, from the previous sale here, and
then reacted.
WALL STREET, Noon.——Protlt tak-
ing was stead and carried the. majori-
ty of loadings socks among the Paciflcs.
Trunk Lines "rangers and lndustriuls
afraci ion under Tuesday' 8 closing. Chi.
caxo Union ’i‘raItlon dropped 2%, on
the appointment of II receiver. ice Pre.
ferrcd rose. 2%. Pacific Mali 1,4. and
New Haven a point. The market fell
into dullness on the reaction, Bonds
were, irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Activ<I
stocks fluctuated a small fraction eith-
er way with the drift. if anything, to
ward II lower level. Very little stock
was offered but thII flattening out of the
opening strength discouraged holders.
Reports over private wire of Maples
s Goldscbmldt, commission brokers.
SwNii-tz A: Corbett’a block, South Nor
wa :
Open High Low 1:30
‘Amal. Popper. ill: 60% 051/1; 65%
Am. Cut. Oil. 43 43 {3 . 43
American ice. 9% 9% 9%” 9%
Am. ice prI, {iii/j 30-3; 34% 36%
Amer. Loco, 281/. 281/. 28 28
Am. Smelt. 51% 51% 51 51
Am. Sugar, 1273.4 127% 12674; 1267/;
Anaconda, 10815; 108% 108 108
A. T. & S. Fe. 83% 83% 83% 83%
A.'l". & SF. p. 98 98 ‘ 97% 97%
Bait. & Ohio, 941.4 94%, 94 94
Bklyn, R. '1‘., 67-71 67% 66%, 67
(then. & Ohio, 45% 45% 45% 45%
Chi. (it. West, 2314 23% 23 2
C. M. & Si. P.,168?ii 104% 103%
” *I‘Nscxsosss
N I. eurmun enoroonnpl-Is um- roasvna 1| I;
"‘ I“? ,N. MW
-. ART .
. wonK IN warm Coma mo seem. '1 .-
Sitting; by appointment or from 10 to 12 nu: 2 to 4 p. In.
’ ~: ' STUDIO
53 mo Street, Norwllk. Oppooth amt.-
remembor that Coleman carries a com- ~- I ..
ogue’i’
Special Spring Number Not» Ready
For saleby ‘
wu P B
49 Wall Stud
Nor-wall
. Amman-“Iago”.
Col. F. & L, 64% 65 0455
Col, South. 26‘}; 25% 25 25
Consol, Gas, 213 21334,. 212% My.
Del. & Hutl.. 168 168 168 168
Detroit South. 10% 16% 10% 16%
mi 34% 34% 34% 34%
is lot Md. 6739 67% 66% 67
ill Central 138%, 138% 137% 137%
Lou. & Nash. 119 119 118% 118%
Manhattan, 141% 141% 141 141%
Net St Ry.. 132% 133, 182% 132
Max. Central 27 27% 27 27%
M. K. & T..261XI 2614‘ 26 26
M K & T Md. 5614 106% 56x 56
Mo. Pacific 111 1.11 11.0% 110%
National [Add 2495a 24% 24% 24%
N. Y. Central. 188% 183% 132% 138
Nerf. & West, 72 72% 71% 72
Out. and West, 29" 39% 29% 29%
Pacific Mall, 85% 35% 35V. 351/.
Penn, R. R., 187% 187% 137 137
People's Gas 10%. 104% 104 104%
Press. S. Car, 61% 61% 61% 61%
Reading, 55% 65% 54% 54%
Repub. Steel, ’ 30 20 19%, 19%
Rock island, 45 III «II 45%
Rock Island pf. 77 77% 77 77“
Rubber Goods, 26% 26%. 26% 2691.
80'“. Mic, 69 69% 58% 08%
Son. By. 00.. "31% 32 41% 31%
Tenn 0. if. 0016 6695 06% 05%
1'er Pacino am am 37 am
Union P8150: 93 23%! 92% 92%
Us. Pad {Mufti 90 90 90
If 8 mother. 4% men 14
U. S Dauphin 94% 04% 94% 94%
-U. 8. R. t C . 83% 23% 38 23%
’ 15% 15%.
8. Steel ' 56
1. l1 8. 80.0111de 87*
Wabash, 28%
‘ n .r i.
_ chateau n . ‘m" {Eggs
‘- ‘3‘ momma it mama
IIA'rIomNII. our Warm.
whisk was introduced
I
THI MOI?
CRITICAL
DRESSERS
i
in this town have examined our
splendid collection of
i
SPRING SUITS and
SPRING 0 Vl'R can rs.
for men and have and pronounced
it without qualification the Insult.
fluent and in every way the most
satisfactory assortment that they
have ever seen in this part of the
country. The! have backed no
statement. by liberal pur-
chases and now we want YOU in
call. We will not be satisfied until
we have received your views on
SPRING TOP BOATS“
made from every fashionable fabric of the season short, long, medium;
tight or loose mung. 08.50,\10.00,$12.00,015.00 m 301.00.
MEN'S SPRING SUNS
double-breasted and single-breasted. the latter in
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics,
ion feature observed. $0.50, $8.50, 01
SPRING HATS—in our stock you will
has exclusive batters blocks, but we save you from' Slip
on every hat you buy . , ,
~—Our selections in this Departuiemt on
their
the subject
according to the grade.
SPRING HABERDASHERY
complete in every detail, including the finest. for drunk
wear that. can be found
In our Boys' Clothing Department you will find tho
market produces for every occasion. strong, durable
ly tailored and stylish In design.
both. me; and team,
with every taint W
012, 015, 010, 020 and $20. 5 II. *
nd reproductions of all iii! 1&0- .
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emu. .
attention to some new and good things.
fine flavor, sweet,
New Java Tea
I read that Porto Rico produced finest
coffee. but little of it came here. Most
all shipped to Europe.
in some Porto Rico Coffee. said to be
of nuporlor quality. 36¢ lb. Try it Dried Beef is very
once. they who have Bought it o
Genuine Arabian Mocha Coffee. fresh again and again. , GhN‘v‘e it It
roasted. Just in. Soup. ..
Lorenzo DibIb-
Only Eye Strain.
Only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more.
Newman and general Discomfort than you give itc
auxin you the slightest trouble is it no: the handball!!! to
”PM
no out the more? Our cumin atlas is very thoi'ouzh on
nothing. if glasses are needed. Proper Glam-N, Properly
o. B. JACKso
.nDUATI OPTIOIA“
a wau.‘ ITRII'I'.
I have just got
Nice Butter. if you. w
to me for nice, rmh
goods at 30c. 0r id.
plan-III, palltiblc, TIN, II. .qu in. We owe you cm" adios».
Help. Small Hams. ‘ . 1’ '
Porto Rico Coffee. Some time ago New Cabbagp, [bribing
Oat Grated or thll
for little chick NQIIIe‘.
time of the you
The practical. :proof
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‘5.
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d bodfiizolh
Fertilizers.-
BRADLEY’G POTATO MANURE,
0UP£RPH08PHATE or LIME. Lana Puma. , ..:
mew PATENT unnunzs, uNchAch'd‘o wood
onouun nous.
AIR SLAK‘DN' LIME,
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BARN-YARD muons, .i‘
Norwalk Chronicler