‘ «ting. larch 81. ii:
Low Prices
New Easier. Goods
Veiu Latest _Thinas.
. LAN? 5
n; . if f ,y‘: '
We.
51 Washington St.
iridii Newslriies
—Tliere will be a pithllc sale of ill!“
nlture at the Y. M. C. A rooms. Satur-
day at. " o'c:,lork
low prices on all the new. Easier
goods at Lane's. See ad.
Norwalk batters will open a big fair-
April 6 for the aid of their sick beneilt
association. '
The Carpenters Union will hold at.
adjourned meeting 'liiursday evening
of next week.
The mlllinery show is awaiting you
at liowland‘ II lie suit to see it
Selectman Samuel Lyiies, of Norwalk.
is in Hartford today. attending the
division hearing. ..
Mrs. lI‘.‘ Fenulng has returned to‘
Mill Plain, N. Y.‘. from visiting friends
|
i
, her.
in South Norwalk.
Miss Grace Smith. of Cross street.
has been entertaining her friend. S. V.
lI‘i'.anklin of Newark N .11
Tire Hospital Whist Club will meet
tomorrow aftnrnoon with Mrs. Oliver GiaII CirriiI-lr
P. Weed, of l-‘airileld avenue.
--Tuke the children into Lane s nIIIlI
show them the rabbits. chickens, ducks'
and eggs.
Mrs. Emily; Benedict, of West RedI
ding. made a business trip to Bridge-
port aud Vot walk last week Tuesday.
While the ponds in this vicinity are
still covered With ice the coating is
now soft and will break tip in a shon
time. .. I
ice cream Soda. a sign of approach
ing warm weather, is now being dis-1
penned over most of the soda countersI manners and genial ways, but are glad
in town.
The Patriotic Ordtr of AmericansI
held a meeting. last night, iii
Men's Hall, anti transacted
business,
Miss Elizabeth Adams. of Camp
street Norwalk. is sprhdiiig II tuirplI ' i yncs. William \v(lltt',“~lt‘l ii A II'“
or melts in Stamford. Greeuwich and] '9 ‘-
ison, liar-qtfoid
ii:
IWhitII, Augusta .\iI-._
I :nests at the Hotel Clifford
New York city,
Best wrtmrmal ind hard ‘iind soft‘
wood. at lrviug Lockwood & (‘om-
pany‘s They do carting and trucking
of all kinds. See ad:
George E. Rockwell entertained the
premium of .the Oreneea Band. last
night. at his home in Ridgefleid.
tempting supper was served.
With the advent of warm weather
the merchants are preparing for WI“ I bury on March 1 and since that time
Iner by getting out their awnings front I has been detailed on special work
Ithrmrghotit the state
Saturday will be the last day of Fair[ leaving here the local telephone girls
their winter storage ‘placés.
Week at Read‘s, and will nomads es-I
pecially attractive.
you the schedule of events. Read it.
The Helping Hand Circle. of the Nor-
walk Methodist Church will meet with I
Mrs. Fletcher Van Hoosear, of Frank-
lin avenue. Friday _afternoon at 3‘
o'clock. '
Governor Chamberlain has .authoriz- .
ed the admission of Elizabeth (lrause.'
of Stamford. anti Ethel Diholr. oi'I
Bridgeport. to the Home for incura-
blos. at Newlugtoa.
As a result of the long continued.
winter weather a number of bee Ithl iInuIlI as. it) of anvthing else
ers in The Norwlllfl have found "I?" i that; it IIIIIIIes quick. it is a surprgise
swarms dead in the hives. This means! and I... In”... m it
a cons. dernble‘ loss.
Albert Grinrod, of Willis 11. Selleck's '
store, Norwalk.
today. assisting his father,
shortly open a stationery
Yalcsvllle. to purchaso‘stock.
, Company D held a‘- regular weekly
drill at the armory, last. evening, fol-
lowed by a company. meeting. One new
member was voted into the company.
and two applications received
The nominating committee of the
Norwalk Club will meet this evening.
for the purpose of selecting a ticket of .
ofllcers to be proposed ’at the annual!
meeting of the club, Monday-evening.
April 11th. ,. .
Governor Chambo'rlata has appointed
William Ward of Naugatucli, a mem-
ber of the [cruel Putnam Memorial
store in
' and starchy l‘ooIi. brit malted flour and
lied: lloward,
routinII‘ i’. la. lltrpy. .l.
I years chit-f operator at the local oilltc
;of the Southern New England
The ad. will gich Mr. Brijauiin's many friends in this
I tied—Waterbury American.
I has 10 left
Imcut is a phased customer.
is in New York city a Sign that his house needs paint;
who \vltiIit
Ibaseball line from a live cent bat to
Camp Ground commission to succeed
Judge Lyman D. Brewster. who re-
cently died. .
-—The Easter New“ at Lane's
are all new and very toy t‘prlce.
ldson K. St. John. othutm-ulk.
win haobecn apqdinfg the wInter in
New Orleans g'avo‘th‘o atoning" of the .
Carpenter! Onion an entertaining ac-
count of his colony. at Tuesday even.
ing's meeting.-
l'lorisr. R. Q, Hanford has very plot.
tlly decorated the store of If. F. Ack.
arilaa & Company. at the corner of
Wall and Water. linen. NorwaIk, for
th
"Wm
The thirty‘oixth aliItial meeting of
tit. la
“0‘0!
neural secretary: also. in the la-
oo‘c temple to «a, Thursday
.éf summons
'athouo when
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Guest tho“! flat
Junior-all top-st
tamer-III-
“some .
!their will be
"a... II‘ bafls‘d‘dflIm-IMWMII
U," i',‘.‘r(‘ ' U "h on 0
frtIIIIdII in Now - halls yesterday.
1.13:: liIliohof spring units at D. that
la ii a grade goods at low III-sir.
See ad. P
Taylor and Golden have a desirable
briIIlnI-ss pro”! on “at Washington
street they offer for hale.
Sunday will he Palm Sunday and. tor
customary, palms will be distributed at
the loud Catholic Ihnrches.
1110 rent III the. Annunciation win
be celebrated Illfl'fil Miiry' II and Sr. .IIII-I
oph's Churches, tomorrow.
Miss Mary (lraskuua. of F‘. A. Lane'i
'Ianfgttonery alga; been I‘llirnIiiIiOI
a lo days in . ow riven.
"Mil“llt'l')’ opening at the llIrsioIr
Store Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Dir ion No l A.‘ 0 H., of Norwalk,
wilt rake communion in a body. at the
7 o‘Iloek mans, III St. Marys Church.
Sunday morning. I
t'rItI lt'l' l“. A. Lane is nialring ll haird-
some display of Easter nOVI-Ities at
his confectionery store. in Wasliingtou' I
street. A friil line of the fittest candy i
in to II can shit be found there. i
l'runs 'lrilIc l. t). it. .\1., held an cii- I
tiinsiusll. rehearsal Iris: cvr-ning oi"
degree \v-.Iirk 'l‘he rI-herrisul was held
at the Hotel Lynx. ’i‘oiuorrow cycning
a rehearsal of tin writ-
iior'er IiIng-c Iit RIIi Men‘s Hall.
John w. llanhs, iIIi'Ii-I-II iII iI..ukirrpt-
I-y i'or' l-‘IIiriiI-ld I-otiuiy, yt..icrduy rec-
omnimI-ndIIt to Judge Plant of ”11’
United State. district court that lien-
irrtnin King, of Bridgeport. is \‘Illiilttl
to at discharge from bank ‘tiptI-y.
The matter of placing atned pho-
tograplrs ot I-x Mayor George ll. link-
ton and I \. Mayor I‘ harlcs L (.IOVI-I. on
the walls of the city council chamber
iii Wall street. will he brought up at
the next IIrI-etinz- There are already
photos of many of the ex-nrayors and
ex-hrrrgI-Iiscs on the walls of the cham-
wGood llloli Food is a revival and
improvement of the once popular CIII
loiiiai dish of malt. Nu bolted liotrt
crisp, roasted..porous granules. That's
Ithe point Try it; it speaks for itself.
1th James litnton “I enter. II-Itm of
Norwalk will Iieliier
the LI-ntI-n sermon in Trinity Episco-
pal t‘lIrIiIli, to.IiIIrI‘o\v night. at 7:30
o‘I-.loIlI ltIr Rouiilly lI‘. lliimphries
will preach in St. .ianies' Church. in
llanhrii). .
Patrick J. Haugh, the well-known
blacksmith. who for a long time, has
IonIiiictI-d It Shop in North Main
street closId it yesterday. and moved
to Norwalk WI‘hIIe he will conduct the
.Ihop in (Truss street. which was for-
merly conducted by .lohn Lycett.
llutigh's former South Norwaik nelgir
bors will genuinely miss his plciisunt
that he is still to be within reach.
S. H. Coleman, L. E. Place, W. ll.
'l'liorniis Marten, it, P. Smith,
L. Knapp and wife, 11.
‘. A. Hesse, J. Knox. J. 1’. Mills, 1). 1..
Stone, New \"'.Iiik \\. A. Hoimps is 11
B.Newliuli.iirrston;1IZ.’l.JIiI.Ii
C. Brhentk llrooklyn;
.i.-Pago and WIN .1. irrrson
l), PrrIgIce Providence ll. J.M
were yesteid'. r,\"..
(‘llnton J Benjamin .‘or over 12
"-l Ile
phone company. will. on April 1. take
charge of the oflice of the tonipany
in'Norwich \lr Benjamin left Water
Preilorrs to his
presented him with a gold waiclr chain.
city wi I hlni succes in his new post-
Ho Likes Such Surprloea.
it s an! old saying: the best adver tisc
,ment is' a pleased customer.
it happens to us continually in this
way: A man buys Dome for his house
—he has painted it once in three years
for a Ilog'sage. and thinks he knows
what ire wants—buys 30 gallons, and
HII sees rlglrtoff that 20 Devoe is as
He likes
The best advertise-
ThrI-e vI-ars roll round. There isn‘t
ire
don't. paint it. Next year he don't paint
This comes slow: it is a surprise;
brrt he has got used to it. Still the best
advertisement is a pleased customer.
Have just received the largest line
of
Baseball Goods
in town. including everything in the
Mr. [I
r I! mi
SOUTH NORWALK.
W
atrium
Aura M. N va-At . I... .IIIIMWMwIM .mm
Our _flnst dungeons.- Intonation,” Money Back.
I
a..‘
flip Bolts ,
@ You 5m Ea
H. S. d. M. SUITS IOR 1004—-
. smoorH-ssrrmo snouut-
zss. a uoseTTmo coLtAao
AND cr. suvmo LAPILS on
H. s. a M. cons manor: me
TAtLORSHlP.
BEST IN STYLE—DISTINC-
iT AS DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT
FROM ANY OTHER READY-T0-
WEAR CLOTHING.
DIST IN WEAR. WORKMAN-
SHIP IS MATCHED l-IY HIOH-
GRADE FABRICS WHICH ARI
MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR H. S.
I. M. iTS. MORE THAN ORDI-
NARY EAR AND EXCLUSIVE
PATTERNS DUPLICATED ONLY
IN THE HIGHEST PRICED CUS-
TOM- MADE SUITS.
ALL WE ASK IS THAT YOU
TRYONAH. 8 SM. SUIT. OR
A TOP on RAINCOAT. PRICES
, . _ RANGE FROM
/‘ :15 10 :25.
’ EASTER HATs. stoves.
ersTs, NECKWEAR AND HOS-
oonvtmitm, mucus-an.- IERV. . 3.1! “I
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Comsfaok Bras.
TEL. cALL. 32c.
run near sum vou and.
SAW.
aEsT IN FiT—A TRV.ON
WILL PROVE lT—WIDE .
HIGHEST ORDER OF SKILLED‘
TiVE CHARACTER IN EVIDY,._
H. s. a M. IIUIT THAT MARKS
if mistakes occtrr, if anything goes wrong and you
don't report it, is it our fault? We both must do our part,
Your money back if you want it, is ours. tailing us if
we are at farrlt and getting satisfaction yours.
Prices Just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt. dust and foreign seeds to your oats. bI-ttcr
buy where they screen them for you, always clean.
Buy Oata :l‘hats Clean. - . ‘W
MANUEL T. HATCH.
WE REMOVE EVERY EXCUSE ANY HOME CAN
exhibited in this city'.’
call and examine the
HAVE FOR DOING WITHOUT-A PIANO.
Would it be any pleasure to y at to SP” the most artistic piano ever
We have >Iit'Ol on our floor and invite you to
'~.
'Hum' PIANO.
if you are looking for it real bargain we have this week a
WOODBUR Y PIANO
iii Mahogany case. used four months, not It blemish on the instrument.
inside or out, manufacturer‘s guarantee for tlv'e years, and sell on easy
terms and save. you ‘- ,I
will sell for $J.I.0ti on terms of $4. 00
Should you wish III I .\I iiuiige nithin one year we
amount paid for same on any Upright Piano you select.
please you: as we carry all grades tip to the Steinway.
_ Let us mail our latest bulletin of second-hand pianos.
$75.00.
One Square Piano. in perfectcondition.'rIIuiIIl Iorners', which we
down and 8.100 per month.
will allow full
We can
TEL. 1M .
II :15 and. SPECIAL emcee on
CLUB UNIFORMS.
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Sir-oat. South Norwalk.
Agent for A. O. Splulding'o Iaubafl
and Sporting M
II.
. a
' "supra mo.
Vii-GINO Nor, th , lsnobsttor time.
"Win m Moll! be rig?
magmas-user
and» .
was...“ 1,
3359 Ball Goods
' II
EPA ULDING
Complete Lino of
Wm. P.- Beers
6SoeilinnEtrut
Telephone 221.
“54 -j'.* I. .-. 1» .
summer STORE. ,
30th Hawaii. G.
l-k‘t o :_:
s1: Dibble.
81'0de — i -"
It
um Malt. cm.
IVA?”
&
endeavor
Mock Ticker.
HI .
i . I». , .3 <1
IVE EELL
1 D. Hoodlum: Spur
SOLID EXTRACT 0r
. RED ctovm
Tho But Cure for All
blood Dlsuu.
Hill [I li‘i‘liliii Piiiililiiiil
Tire Fraction Store;
All can pass tho door.
Night Calla Amond.
Tolophona Call, 16-!-
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
I-p—w- '
NEW YORK, March 24.—8uperin-
teudeirt King of the Cotton Exchange
announced at noon today that the re-
contly suspended {I'm of J. H. Garri-
son & Company wI..e prepared to set-
tle in full at once. all claims against
them which might be presented. There
will be a met-ting of the creditors III
1), J. Sully &‘ (‘o., at 3:15. in the
Board room of the Cotton Exehauge
today.
NEW YORK. March 24.—Nortlicrn
'acitic opened on the Curb today at
27 and sold down to 125. a maximum
decline of six per cent. from last
night‘s close. Sonic 3.000 shares
changed hands in the first hour. The
principal buying was by a firm closely
connected with the company. Traders
generally sold Great Northern pfd.
wait quite ac tive at the opening. selling
from 168 to I70 Northern Securities
wits reactionary At the opening some
2,500 shares sold from 99 down to 97“..
Over 11.000 shares changed hands by
11 o‘clock
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—i'tiloii
Pacific and Southern Paciilc opened
wide in the stock market today '2 500
shares of the former selling at 82%
and 82%, compared with 517,1. last
night, and 3,000 shares of the latter
setting at Iii-k. and 49%., compared with
“Nolan night. Erie rose on. Else-
where there wore small advances over
last night and the volume of business
was moderate. Metropolitan Street
ltallway rose a point and Minneapolis
St, Paul and Sault Ste Marie fell “III.
WALL STREET, ii a. IiI.~—Anrulga-
mated Copper and several other favor-
I-It stocks that did not share frilly in the
recent rise made good advances. Large
blocks of Ainalgamaitd were bought
advancing it 19" to 50‘}. Consolidated
this. Anaconda. Metropolitan Securi-
ties. Louisville & Nashville and Kansas
t'iiv Southern gained III. III 17... Sugar,
iii-1c. N. Y. Central and Brooklyn Tran-
sit I to 1%. Railroad stocks did not
participate to any decided extent in the
rise, selling of Union Pm ific. Southern
Pacific and Reading acting as a drag
en the general run of standard storks.
WALL STREET. NOON—Prices
sold off in common with a. drop in
Northern Pacific and Iircat Northern
pfd. on the curb. l'uion Pacific reced-
t‘tl to I‘. below last night. the preftrr-
ed it point and Southern Pacific 7....
Other losses were fractional and the
strong stocks saved a fraction of their
gains. A rtcovIIry to near the best iii
Amalgamated Copper steadied the mar-
ket, brit the trading was without ani-
mation. Colorado & Southern, 2nd.
pfd.. lost i. and Car. pfd.. gained 1.
llontls were steady. At noon North-
ern Pacific was selling at 126 and sales
up to that time aggregated 3.200
shares. Northern Securities was 98%
with sales of 13,600 shares. Great
Northern ptd, was 169% bid with sales
of 3,200.
WALL STRhu’l‘, l p. m.-——The noon
rally was short lived, prices declining
again to the. lowest. St. Patti and Mis-
souri Pacific were under considerable
pressure and yielded a point each.
G7reat Northern pfd. dropped m to
1 Ills.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmidt, Commission
Brokers, Swarta & Corbett Block,
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low.
Amal. Cop.. 48% 50% 48%
Am. C Al: P CO. 20% 201,; 20%
Am. C. & lI‘.pi' 71% 71% 71%
Am. ice 6% 6V, 6%
Am. ice, ptl. 25a. 25% 24%
Am. Loco., 22% 22% 22
Am. Smelt.,. ‘9 49% 49
Am. Sugar, 126% 12759126 126
Anaconda. 67 68 67 67%
A. '1‘. S 8, Fe, 7014 . 70% 69% 69%
ATkSFeJIfSOSfi 90% 90% 90%
Balto. dz Ohio, 80 80% 79 , 79%
B'.klyn R. T.. 0% 44% 43% 437.4;
Chen dz Ohio, 31% 31%
Chi. (I N. W. 169 170% 1697/. 1701.5
Ch. Gt. West. 1 16% 15% 15%
'C. M & St P 143% “3% 1417/. 141%
1:30
49%
20%
71%
49%
lit. peanut.
Lon. a
Manhattan.
119% W“ 1816 130*
um mg mg 142%
xnloLSt Ry..112 mg mg- mg
an. 18 18 is is
111.11., pf mg me am am
Macrame. 92 mg 91 III“
N.!.Coatrai.111% its um um
N 6896- 59 . is 68
.. 21% am 21* ms
‘ man am
"71‘ D7
31%131*I
Col.l-‘.&l.. 28% 23v. 2854. 2859'
Cor. South. 17a. rm 1m 17%
Con. Gas. 1995430035 199g 199g
t)ei.&Hud.. 151 151 150%150OA
Erie, '- 2m 2755 26% 26%:
Erlo, 1st. pf..- 6-435 65 “it 641/.
“Goa. Bloc
did not care how hard it rained. .I .I.- ;~.'i' ::
‘ And besides he know even if it did not ruin his Rain CO“. I“ M
‘. for evening wear in the theatre or any place when new“ ”sawmtook'
, swelL 2'- "" TVA ' '
\
”I
no to $20. I? ’ .
Smart Top Coats ‘I
"A Ill‘I.
Full or style. Glad to have you drop in and look them over.
I t' I; l,. .
" .- I. «12%
Easter Suits Tlmo III think om III-aim civic.
. ., i, ‘I , . .
caorur a KNAPP pram-s , :3 audit f
—— I 4 ‘ ‘ "
idiom
SELLEGK a. PRIDE
Clothiers and Furnishora. OWN. m3
911 Washington Street. South Norwaiia I
1 .
Prunes
Selling lots of fine oa'es...
- ~QI-I
As to size—100 1b.. largest-others 611)
tor 250. .
People know where to get the best o1
Lorenzo Dibble
j": 1...! If.”
SUITE TO ORDER
:s~~1>
... .;»v‘-‘q .-
IF YOU HAYEN'TTRIED OUR
TEAS AND COFFEE
YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MISS SOTO-i 1N PRICE. AND QUALITY-II '
, ‘Si
600 Toss. all kinds. 450 lb' But Buffer =' . do lb, . I
am MandJCofm .32.: lb Good sumr ' so ‘lb- ‘7':
Fancy MandJDlond 250 lb Frpsli Ham's «'j ‘
Good Drinking Cat!” 156 lb. So In do:
THE LEE TEA AND normal).
17 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘EOUTN NORM
00 TB! , In
Orldgd riotintinortriot
SPECIALS scan . XI
Rackpoint Shook GINO. that)... 10: Oh
Fl‘Mfllh. .....I.4....-«:.-1.11.SO‘I.T
Flatflah 1 KO 3 Ib.‘ ,oguxtwlotolm'“_ no " i
Eacathpo. unanndduoug 10a 10.
Largo Opened (31“,...me
wmpon Ito-III MM
PIIIo, Carp. alt libido Solo-Mrs and
clams. new In worth «halt?
before yeti hay“ ,‘t "t"
wasr surfer onHmoTou arson ‘aaina
'rm n‘atrvaav To ALL rAaTooi' TIII om.
Ha Seas But
DO YOU REALIZE the serious Consequences 0! cannot rm
Strain? . ..
Priceless beyond all other possessions to the eyelightg and it ado-
serves your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH vourr EYES! EXAMINATION roan: r
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED. , _> I 4- s
O. B. JACKSON ”’7
OPTIOIAN.
.I"
.5. WALL STRIIT.
THE ONE]! .IVlfll J
is far more likely to be the IIIIIIII wrr sour glaaon than
little fellow whose eyes on not given timely and proper
the naturally defective on of youth and you an repaid
'Wu‘. Abuse the immature ayoaad it will aoooooitaao
afow- months only. hot for a lifetime
. . ITtIonooofthItI-on a mi“
“" a MA I. llOl'l'.
I , . W Soak IBM-o.
. . Wat
CARTINO AND TRUOKO‘OOO‘ of all -
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Norwalk Chronicler