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The don ion
INorIIIlb H pital todty is renor
being favor in
Miss Chira‘ H. l..ink of New York.
is the guest of cit-Mayor and Mrs. C B.
buaton. at the Hotel Norwalk.
A festival will be held in the Cran-
bury Chapel on the evening of May
17th Samuel Bonner. of Norman... w.Il
take part In the program.
Arthur Kenny. of Norwalk. is in New
York this. afternoon; witnessing the
National. mm baseball game be
Impala. New York had Philadelphia
teams.
M R. Bennett. who has been sell-
lng5 lots on the Norwalk fair grounds,
retblaodggahiew York again this morn-
ing all‘tl ill not ratur‘ m probably
several daylr Mr Bennett Ip'ld several
more lots yesterday.
L H. Decker has a force of men In
Wilton decorating the interior of St.
Matthew's Episcopal Church. Mr.
Decker is also repainting the Red
Lotti News lilies.
R C. Havllaud is in Port Chester to
day on business
home by illness.
Frederick Coleman, son of New-
dealer Coleman. is sick.
Thomas Collins-ls ofiiciating as best
man at a wedding out Of town today.
William Milier,"of South Third street
neuralgia.
'\
yesterday to look over the roads in
that section.
—-Leave your orders for all kinds
of Millinery with M. S. Smith & Co.
Prompt delivery.
Miss Mabel Spendlove. of Grove
recent illness.
Max 'Iarlov will return Saturday
with a carload of horse which he is
now purchasing
The Norwalk City Council will hold
the regular monthly meeting Monday
evening, May 4th. 5
A fire extinguisher concern is plan-
ning to give an exhibition near the
Center School Norwalk.
The sch ner Rachel W. Stevens
which is ow ed here. has arrived in
Boston with a cargo of coal.
H. o niney the tester carrier. is
still on the etch Iiat‘ a‘nd his place is
being filled by Julius Main.
Nice home-cut asparagus and all
other vegetables, new every morning
utC. E. Seymours.
The members of the office force of
the Crofut and Knapp Cbinpany had a
half holiday yesterday afternoon
~Vcry few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and Over.
and is now consideredpne of the stan-
dard brands.
Mrs. George. Quichgqfiflm‘fimt has
returned to her home on France street,
after a visit to Bedford Station. N. Y.
Frederick E. Conley. snperlntend
ent of letter carriers at the local post
oillce_ is visiting in Spyingfield, Mass.
LcCrand Raymond-.vahn ii. Mann-
ing and Frank A. Van Buren left this
morning for Wilton on ,a Iiay' s tIout~
ing expedition
Mnjm and: Mrs. P. H. Hui-tor will give
a May Eve Cotillion Thursday night.
at the Connecticut Military Academy.
in East avenue.
The Golden Rule Circle of’King‘s
Daughters of the Congregational
Church Norwaik. will meet r‘Irlda)
May 1st'. .. a 3 n.‘ m.. with Mrs. J. 1“
Paddock. Newtown avenue Norwalk.
The Ladies Aid Soc’lety of the First
MethodiIt Episcopal Church: will hold
a chafing dish social at the residence
of Mrs. James Golden, this evening.
Ail members of the society and their
5 friends cordially invited.
The“ Norwaik 55
too will hold a meéti
the town court room:
' have lnvltpddtm ‘ MW
in consolidation add a preparation
of a suitable charter to be present.
~-Flrst Congregational gentleman’s
supper at the Town Assembly Hall.
this. Wednesday evening. from six un-
. til nine. Inquisitive women admitted.
to learn how a eupno5 should be served.
Lessons, 60 cents.
The Helping. Hand Circle of Kings
daughters of the Norwaik Methodist
Church is planning to hold a“ sale of
.3 fancy articles and “cake at the store of
(Charles G. ives. Wall street. Friday
and Saturday afternoon and evening.
.5“ The D M. ReadCo ny otters an
unusual attraction in it oer-ware this
week. Read the ad. for particulars.
The track gang of the Connecticut
aliway and Lighting Company. lI nut
ting in a new switch on the east side
1 the Weatport bridge. which will be
used by the now through cars to Nor-
‘waih. which will be running about the
that of June. or sooner. The switch
will he one hundred and ninety feet
longandrolchfromthefountainto
" residence of Thomas Courtney
Munster Davis has the work in
l.
tion commit-
. ls evening at
all street and-
James L. Shipman is confined to his
is suffering from a severe attack of
street. is rapidly monitoring from her m,
m fitheiroal in mu _5;clty .. _i”
Men' I Hall block. owned by Mrs. D. E.
Raymond. And the interior of the Hav-
iland Hotel in Washington street.
James Paul collector of the South
Norwa'lk city and library taxes and
Franklin A. 'i‘olies collector of the
Union School District tax. ham sent
out the usual hills. which must be paid
before June 151.. to avoid a penalty
ut the late of nine per cent. per an-
num
The Executive Board of the Norwalk
Baptist Church held a sociable last
night. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
David Gould. in West avenue. Vocal
and instrumental selections were on-
Joyed by about eighty live guests. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served
The small boys in the vicinity of
Spring and Clay streets. had consider-
able fun at evening. at the expense
of Arthur Conley, who was washing
the hose. which was used yesterday.
at the fires. The boys turned on the
water at the hydrant. causing Arthur
much tr.ouble but woe to .one of the
ya when caught. Somebody turned
the hydrant on full and Arthur held
the boy in front of the nozzle, and as
Arthur was dressed in a rubber suIt.
it did not effect him but the boy was
drenched
MAN is NOT TOMASSO PETTO.
Assistant District Attorney Gal-van
Talks Regardin Murder.
NEW YORK. ApIi 29...Aseistant
District Attorney Curvan said today
that the man who was charged with
the murder of Benedetto Madonia. was
not 'lomassa Petto at all although
that Was the name which he gave to
the police. Where the real 'l‘omassa
l’ctto is the police do not know. it
“51155 sold today that he had left the
c t_II
When the man With is now under ar-
rest was locked up a permit to car-
ry a pistol was found in“ his pockets
made out in the name of Petto. Mr.
Gsrvun said that he thought that this
suggested to the prisoner the idea of
saving his name was Petto. ()n the
east side. where thé‘ mnncwas known. ‘
of all patients at the H
OAIIIrAcrIoN on Nancy A IAcII." "
Spr‘ingShirts,otc.
Ours is quite the most satisfying display of nogligecj phlrts over
shown in this town .11; size, in variety, and in quality. itJXblematlc
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of the Iv'onderfui advances we have made in all line of
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
Wears
You will find the smartest pattei Its in black stripes black figures and
fancy shirtlugs hole—many patterns ate hero and IIowlIcIe else in town.
Modest prices rule-4mm 50c tel good fancy negligec shirts to $1 for
the best dollar shirts wp' ve seen. to :1. 50 $2 and mote for the choicest
thing In shirtdom. -_ ”MW“ .,
Soft bosoms; blalted bosoms—-cuifs attached or detached. All sizes.
The neckwcar show presents thcncw gruys brightened by‘contrast-
lug colors-a superb collection—25c. 50c, 81 and more.
Fancy hosiery to please every fancy—25c. 50c and more.
Gloves. underwear. collars and cuffs, stiff and soft hats. spring suits,
top coats and raincoats,5thc smartest made;
scum NORWALK. .
Tel. Call, 322. ' ‘
luoawaw.
Tel. Call, “-4.
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Poor 0 dirty Oats make your horIeI sick and in the
end you did them most expensive. The digestive organI
i of I. home do not take kindly to'dlrt. chaff and dust.
That. is wh! I sell CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and
HIGH GRADE soon. A word from you will bring I‘Iiy
quantity you! may plain—every bag of the higheIt Iiagd- 5
ard of quality
Buy oATs THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r.‘ HATCH.
his associates called him Mason and
. yesterday. The Increment was without
Mr. Curran said he thought Tomasso
was probably his first -.name
inspector McClusky said today that
as the pawn titkcts had been found
in the possession of the man under
arrest he would bIHpIraigncrl and a
formal charge mddé against him no
matter what his name might be.
Joseph Deprlcmo. brother-in- law of
Madonla. who is serving a sentence in
Sing Sing, for counter-telling. and at
whose request Madonia came to New
\ork for an accounting with DePrimos
former associates was rougnt down
from Sing Sing today. to give his state.
ment under oath.
HEARlNG HEARBT'S COMPLAINT.
NEW YORK, April till—The inter-
state Commerce Commission resumed
today its investigations into the com-
plaint of William R Hearst against
the anthracite coal carrying railroads.
John Edmonds. sales agent in New
York for the Reading Coal and iron
Company. testified that the company
sold about 1000.000 tons of coal a
r .payment for which was always
é to“ the Finance Company. no
could not tell the average cost of soil
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BETTER .THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of ,
‘tod 5Melting. lf‘fl did a warm
‘fewgchlldron thatwvotd “cit. The e
is a Constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame.
ind.. will send h‘er hoine treatment to
any mother She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don'tI blame the
child. The chances are it can 't. help it.
Tholatest Niven
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JACKSON’ 8 STUDIO f.
will produce for you , ._
Ari Photographs
, IN SPECIAL DESIGNS-
. “Nat how cheap—hut how good. " ,
Sittings by appointment or 53 Wall 31.. No
from 10 to 12 15115.: 2 to 4 p. m. Opposite Hula
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“Vogue”
Special Spring Number New Ready.
For sale by '
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YOU CANNOT GET BETTER OUALITV.
LthShlf Main Street. Norwalk,
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of the perfect human eye. Few of them are of the exact dimensions that
give perfect ‘r‘dgh't without “Quaint. These ineufiiclencies of IltaIIe and size .
have to be made up for with glasses
amlnations without doping the eyes with strong medicines.
1 am prepared to make intelligent ex-
HOMER D. HOYT. REFRAOTING OPTICIANV
Costa Namath. Conn.
onto. hum-I 8 to 11:46; 11:46 to 8: to. Saturday mien, 1-0.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron
Wedding ngs
Pliii‘i‘; Oval and Tiffany Styloo.
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301:1!»wa
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Disciplined in Power
Open High Low 1.:30
Amai Copper. 65 455% 05 .. cm.
Ala. 6 Two. 15% ”it 15% 15%
.. Amerlan 3,108" 85' 8% 81,5‘ 81,5
- :AIneP'Iooo. new 2m 26% 261.5
Am. Small; 60% bola-.5056 50%
Am. Siiflm’w3126'kl'27 .2126 - 126%
A. T. C S. Fe.~81%‘ 82% 81% 81%
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macaw-mus,
called for
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humus.
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Without extra charge. Tale-
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1(5de what drug atone goods yea i
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GOVERNORS ARRlVE AT ST. LOUIS
Everything Ready for the Opening of
the World's Fair This Week.
ST. LOUIS. April 29.-—~Today the res.
idents of St. Louis in general and the
managers of the, World's Fair in par-
ticuiar. were given their first exper-
lence of the conditions that will con-
front them during the remainder of the
week. Passenger tr ins by the score
rolled in all the mo nlhg and militia
men and regulars, governors and 'g‘ov-
ernms sIatts poured through the gates
in what seemed a newnondiug
The visitors who came merely to so
arrived by the tens of thousands. The.
hotels were cr‘owded to their utmost
capacity President Roosevelt is due
at 4:10 this afternoon and between that
ham and 9 o'clock he is scheduled to
out one dinner and délivcr three ad-
dIHesses one at the 'Good Roads con-
tontion. another» at St. Louis Univer-
stly anti the third at the ii‘rauaaolgpi
Monument Association. its will dine
with David R. Francis.
Fix-President Cleveland is expected
to arrive at 5:30 this afternoon. He
will be the guest of President Francis
of the Fair during his stay. in whose
home Presidcnt Rf‘xfilt’VBlt will also
stay. lovernor Van Sum. of Minneso-
ta: Governor Cummlns. of lawn: (lov-
crnOI-Mlckey. of Nebraska._and Cov-
ernor Odell. of New York. have al-
ready arrived. Militia detachments
representing various states are also
here General Gomez of Cuba arrh-
ed this mor.ning ‘
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TODAY IN WALL‘ CTIEET.
WALL amateur lo 'fb a Inn-{wen
ing prices ndInnch‘i in Iontiauation ol'
the upward movement in pIogress late
animation and dI-nlings were small Sn
gar rose 114;, and Amalgamated CoppcI
"’4. RubbeI (1 code preferred Ilwppcd 2.
WAI I. serEfr ii Iu.,——uuying
for the long account was stimulated
by the opening short" of firmness. and
the subsequent bsotption of the Cries
”and local tranct on».
trai fell oil’ a point shone time. which
caused, a momentarycheck to the rise
but that stIkaIroonu-allied and the.
general list went upagaln. Railroad
stock moved within .narrow limits.
but the firmness. of. the transcontinen-
tal group contributed to the mquet‘s
tone The Erie stocks muted up 1
a 1-3.". on yesterday 5 good earnings
statement. .Deiawatc and Hudson. St
Pout Canadian Hat-lilo. Amalgamated.
Metropolitan Street Railway and Man-
hnttan were also a point better. Colo. ,
SoutheIn declined 1% and New Haven
one.
WAL L STREET. noon: ~l’rices eas—
ed off during the second hour for lack
of demand rather than for any pres-
sure to sell. The bond market was
quite broad. but dealings were small
and changes irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-—-l“rcsh buy-
ing orders. occurred in_ e mm on the
Iiecllue. and=they raill above their
morning prices. Good rallies were al-
so made elsewhere.
Reports: over private wire of Iranian
C Coiddohmldt. commission hroaera.
Swam‘ a Corbett’I black. South Nor»
walk} '
Bait. R. ”Ohio-$25 “9256-.
Bklyn. R.IT.: ~fiifi {68% . 65%
Chen. h-Ohio, 44% 44%;.- “56
Chi. Gt. West., 82% ”21%“ 22%
C'. M. & St.,P.. 161% «liilflzjil’yi
Col. 1". & l.. 65% 65% 65 85 ’
92%
Conaoi. Gas. 211 211%‘211
D'sl. C Hud.. 167 167%167
Eric 34% 351,5 . 34
Erie. tat pfd.. 68 67% as
Ill.CentI-al.18ti 136% 136
LoiLCNaah..117% 117% 117
Manhattan. i141 141% iii
Met. St. Ry..‘ 130 130% 129%
Mex. Central. 27% 277,; 127%
Mex. N't thI. 22% 23 32%
M. K. C fix, ”$526 “5%
Mo Pacific 109% 1099; 109%
N v. Centrist 1mg taoga- 130% no
Norf C West" 70% 21
33.135? 2% '3: :3316
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0‘: Gu,108‘% 1 if 108% 1037.5.
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the Bondage. '1
'Vl‘ieady towcar clothes of the right~ ‘ ‘
~ sacrificing any of/those nice little” 5 '
points of comfort and style that?“
.Ii
mauds.
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Ivaav sun- ANo TOP COAT
IN can cross. FOR MAN on
aov‘, Is our RIGHT AND MADE
RIGHT.
and the cost is about half what a
custom tailor would charge for
identically the same quality.
SHOULD 00..
Dress him right and he will always want to be dressed right. .
won t be expensive either if you buy here. We have a special- line of '~
Children' s Suits that we sell for $2. 82. 50 83. S3. 50. . I 5?
You will save money on your HATS if you purchase in out- Hot De-
partment. We sell Crofut it Knapp Hats
SELLECK 8: PRICE
98 Washington Street. South NorwAIk; " 5 '
«asst- 55.5.55
attention to long now and good things.
pleasant, ‘palatlble;
55: lb.
1 road that Porto Rico produoéd finest
coffee. but little of it came lingo. Moot
New York (‘cnw-a
in Iorno Porto Rico cause. said to in
of Iuperlor quality.
once.
roasted.
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IRADLEY'O POTATO MANUBE,
Nice Butter. If you want Inch. x:
New J." 1.“ fin. m", owed, to me for nice frdlh‘ “NI." C‘ 5
5 ".5595 it .~ Justin goods at 30c. Or in cuamp'ry Hilts.
'_. .5 We give you clover Hiltat‘ 34$ .3 _
...; - . Small Hams.
some time ago New Cabbage. stimuli. abuts:
time of the year. We used
The practical proof that
again and agalm - Giyc it I trial. more
So up.
.i.5va&
Porto Rico Coffee.
lahippod to Europe;- If have just not
Oat Grated or-5 Wholo‘é ..
for little chicks. Comes in NE. .
r 5; .
35c lb. . Try it Drlld Be" is very dbairab‘iog‘» :13
they who have b'I'ooght it once. by it
Genuine Arabian Mocha coffee. fresh
Just in.
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only eye strain indeed but it is responsible for more lie I
Nmomeu'a'a‘d general Discomfort than you give it credit
{gm you the Iiightoat trouble; is it not the bent
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wind out the clan? Our examln ation is very thorough and‘cuatt
uotblagu df glasses if. needed. Proper Clam.- Properly A
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