r: ”Inca-mm» . I‘m at .I. .
Phone Its-s.
W
Low Prices
()N
New. Easter. Goods
'rrrn.
Vent Latest Things
Lani-‘3? ,
5 I Washington St.
The Boys' Guild. of Grace Church.
will meet this evening. at the town
assembly hall, Wall street.
——Canes and mourning bands. O'Brien.
The Feast of the Annunciation is be-
ian celebrated at St. Mary's and St.
Joseph‘s Churches, today.
~Cratiberries 7c qt. F. D. L. & C0.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0, R. M., of Nor-
walk, will lioid a session this evening,
at Red Men’s Hall, in the Gazette
httllding
The Center School was again closed
this morning Owing to the watcr
mains in the vicinity not being entire.
1y repaired, (
-Speciai values in indies‘ muslin
underwear. night dresses, corset ctIvr
era. cttu. '39. 19, 59 and title each. M‘, S.
Smith & Co.
A mass of requiem for the late Mis:
Sarah U‘Conot. of Noiwalk. will btj
Itielrratcd at St Mary' s ChIrI-I,Ili tomor-
row morning,
—'1iic ‘IIster Novelties at Lunch.
are all new and very low in price.
The schooner Charles W. Alcott hItI
arrived in the upper harbor with it
cargo for the l-iubbcli. Hall and ltIrn-.
dull Lumber Company.
—r'I lb, pail pure lard 500. llayes'.
A regular weekly meeting of lluck l
ingham Post, ti. A. ll. of Norwalk l
will be held this evening. at the post
rooms in Wall etrt.eIt
Charles Zcrboia. it South Norwalkl
h:,ttter who is ill in the Norwaik llos-
pitai. is doing nicely, although he ii
still Ionilneil to his bed.
Painters have finished their Work or E
the residence of Captain Washington
:11 Sharrot in Wodwnrd avenue. and iii
non presents a line appearance
— Cranberries -7c t|l.. F. D. L. Iii Co.
Eugene W. lord. of Broad lirook,‘
(‘tillll.. was the guest yesterday often.
norm, of his daughter, Miss [[lll'l'll‘lll' l
11. linrd. ot’ (:‘rtscent ’1‘ci'rrrcc.
Nor-walk has had almost the appear l
Iuicc of summer today and yesterday !
it is so warm this afternoon that many 1
or thestorcs have. door-s wide open.
l‘ake the children into Lane‘s and ‘
show them [lit rabbits. chickens, ducks,
and eggs.
Miss N. E, Ryan's idea of your Eas— i
tcr wants will be. found in her new ad ‘
today. She mentions values which up .
pen! to you and are pertinent to your l
needs.
-—Anything and everything you may;
ask for in laces. medallions titesSI
trimmings. vtIIiitigs, ruciiings etc. M
S. Smith & Co.
(‘hntles Se,hunian of Nor,walk haa’
Inlisfcd in Company 1), and will be a land,
company trumpeter. succeeding Henry'w Park F L. Snodekcr- ll it. ”um
l’erry, whosa time of enlistment i G
\1.
runs out in Jtily.
—Fresli hooks 86 lb. Hayes“.
The Helping Hand Circle of King I.
Daughters, of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. is in session this afternoon.
with Mrs. Fletcher Van Homer, at
Franklin avenue.
A regular communication of St,
John‘s Lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of Nur-
walk, was held last evening. at the
Masonic building, Wall site It. The
apprentice degree w s conferred
-—Bananas. 20c d F, D. L. & Co.
Captain LcRoy Adams. who has been
ill at the Normlk Hospital, states that
ire is in love with the hospital and his
treatment there, and that he is in no
hurry to leave, although .he is now im-
proving rapidly,
The Rev. James 1]. Werner, rector
- of Grace Church. Norwalk. will con.
duct the serviceat Trinity Church, this.
evening, in the absence of the rector.
Rev. Romilly 1". Humphrleo. who will
preach at St. Jomeo' Church. Dnnbury.
—-There will be o public sale of fur
nlture at the Y. M. C. A. rooms. Same
day at 2 o’clock. _
The marriage of Miss Mattie V. Lin
star, daughter of Mr.’ and Mrs. Richard
Linster, of Danbury, to George Gilbet’t
Durant, Jr. of Bethel will be solemn-
iwd at the home of the bride' s parentli,
16 Balmforth avenue Monday. April 4,
at noon.
District Deputy James ’1'. Brennan
and 11 degree tooth from St. Augustine
Council, Knights of Columbus. of Stall
ford, will come in Nmnlk, Sunday. to
confer the second and third degrees on
a number of candidates from Catholic
Union Council of that place.
—Banonos.20cdoo. 1". D. L. act;
The regular meeting of Washington
it‘d?-
headquarters in Ilyottc Chain Holt
Six comm not mini 7%,.
arisen-I; next may not will
hold at 7: 30 o’clock. on account at the
entertainment and donoe which fol
Into:
a” m it 4
ember too mom for
comet-u mohair)" .otnn lino
, Launch (‘iub will be held on Wednes-
‘ day Ivening, at the Hotel Clifford.
3 those of his parishioners who met him
wr re very much gratified
, tilt t‘hptt'illll; nit impetus to the spring
,circulnted
IMorgan, R. L,
l BurneSs.
thin-oi ..
”filth, at tho
n‘ Ira-I
I .\ l .
York. yesterday.
No raise 0! prices at Schatrb‘a nutr-
ket. See ttd. I
Special. oolo of fifteen ccnt much- at
(‘olenrari II tomorrow and Monday. See
ad.
Louis llIrI-kett, of West avenue. uiil
Hllrlltl tlui Easter vacation at his lltlll‘Il‘
in .llilhrtllt’llllht'llll. '
Special for Saturday at the t‘ilt‘tot'd
Pharinncy--Reti (‘I-ons chocolates at 211;
cents a porrrrd. i
Miss Mllllt'l Gladstone will give it
party It lll‘l' home irt Spring otieet.
this evening;
't‘iu- barge “Frank" arrived yI-attr-
day, with a cargo of bitrtininuu‘ coal
for John ll. iI‘crr'ItI.
A rehearsal of the degree learn of
linens Tribe. 1. t), R. 94., will he held
this evening, in ltcd Men's flail.
A meeting of the Sottth Norwaik
Spu ial offerings at Lorenzo lenlI- II
lll iiour. butter, potatoes, 98158. cakes
fruits etc. for Saturday. See ad.
(‘onng-sstnari ’lheudorc Bell, of (‘al
it’ornla, who has been visiting in [tow-
nylon has remitted to Washington.
An extraordinary opportunity ts giv-
I-n to buy good meat at little money at
the Public Market. Sce ad. for special-
ties.
The ltadci oyster steamer Jessie
Clayton, which in hauled out at tit-eg-
III-y s Point is having hcr I-ondcnstr rc-
paltt- Il
William Nevilloa. who cut his hand
IlrtitII strI-II Iy some days ago, has btc ll
able to resume his dtrtics lit Seymour‘s
store.
Postmaster E. E, (,‘I'owc states That
the until such which was run trvt r by It
train, was not as badly damaged as was
stated and that none of the mail was
injured.
llcV. J. 'l‘, Winters. pastor of St.
Mary‘s New Britain, returned yester-
day, from his trip south. lI‘IItiiI-rs Win-
ters is .uucir improved 111 health, and
last evening.
.rt his robust appearance.
Lieutenant Henry '1‘, Prowitt has left
Norwaik for Richmond, VIL. on account
of the illness oi’ his little four-yearIolIl ,
daughter. Martha. Mrs. l’rowitt and
her two daughters left town for Rich
mond several weeks ago to visit her
mother, Mrs. Schuyler llamilton i.I
t is the hope of runny friends that ”ill
little one‘ s illness is trifling
With a continuance of this spring-
llht weather. the hat Irranul‘acturern
ttttde. Spring orders have lIIIIn rntir-
er slIItiI, owing to the loin: continued
cold mother. but a \\'nrmer atmosI
phi-re is I. II-pt-Ittd to than up the suit
.012, spring and summer hats and thus
I'Iting in duplicate Ot'deis.
LtItIIi ptrtritrymcn are having had
luck in tin hatching ot‘ Iuriy t'lIlt‘ltt'lts
”those who are rising incubators and
.hosr having hens setting have both
I'IIilIIIl to get Illlltll iii the tray oi II-
suits \\ in nticr two pottltrymcn act
logi- thct iirtir c"trtr\erszttions are lilit' II
iy Iuadc tip of It IrIiItisI-IIIIIII-s of settine
llllln' and stray chicks hatched out or
several trIIsucI-tssini setttings.
A petition for a new trial is being
in Bridgeport aird other
place 5 by the relatives of iIIiIn 11.“th
icy who was convicted tot the murder
of Mary I]. Manson in Slltlltlll on llc
combo-1.1 1901. and who is now new
tag a life sentence on the ground that
they haw discoioretl new and conclu-
.sito evidence The claim is made
that the (‘t‘ilHltlltll iestiiicd Irorn ,II
tonsplruty of persons who were ~I;
tinenced to give taiso testimonr and
that the real murderer will be pro
duced in due time,
D. Pingrte Providence 1t. 1.: 1
Atlas Yonkers: O, Albrecht, Staten is-
H C. Reed, Charles Shevlin. t‘
11. Potter. Dr. E W. Hot 1“. (1
Storm. New York; (I‘, l)
Greenwich: W. A. Jones.
New Haven; 1’. ll. Halsey, Bridgeport;
(II. 11. Montgomery. city; .1. A. Freyhan.
Cincinnati, 0.; .i, It. Ferrell, H. W.
Foster. John Kenny. Boston: E. W,
Bord. Broad Brook, (ionn.; Miss Har-
riette ll. Bord. South Norwnlk, wIIrc
Ifgttclsts yesterday. at the Hotel Clif-
ort.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
Io $1.00 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to S 023. more to
he pint than others, wears longer, and
'ives a gloss equal to nth work. Sold
by Comatock, Watkins & Dow and E.
E. Gorliam.
15c-MUSIC SATURDAY AND MON-
DAY. ‘
Peaceful Henri. Your Dad Gave His
Life For His Country. Navajo, Dream
of Paradise. Down on the Farm. Unter
Den Linden, Laughing Water. in The
Village by the Sea. and others.
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE, PALMS,
5 CENTS.
COLEMAN'S
ro North Main Shoot. South Norwolk.
Agont for A. O. Spoutdlng’o Iouboil
ond Sportinoa
uvmd'ii‘m. ,
WHEN Now theroionobettortirne.
waldo-avian . t.
it the Emma , it
Q , EM‘ 002 p. ,tr,
WHY? Your loving: will be norm
onto and
”V‘.‘ I.‘ III: I .I I . V
w Our drool Guarani».- Satisfaction or Money Book.
'I‘ .
What do you need for a spickoand-span
ancc? It‘s here. from hat to hose. By way of suggestion:
BLACK FROCK AND SACK SUITS FANCY TROUS-
ERS to go with them, FANCY WAISTCOATS. too.
FANCY WORSTED. HOMES'PUN and ROUGH WOR-
STED SUITS In a wonderful variety or the new effects—the
hand- tailored kind that fit right all over.
BOXY TOP COATS in covcrts; medium length coats in
. black and Oxford: long swagger rain-proofchvcrcoato.
oot'rru NORWALK.
Ready
Successors to Comsfook Bras.
Easter
Easter Wears,
appear-
Hart. Schacfi’ner & Marx Clothing—the snappy‘ kind of
SUITS. TOP COATS and RAIN COATS. $15 to $25. Other
good kinds from $6 to $15.
PROPER HATS. SHIRTS. NECKWEAR. HOSIERY
and GLOVES for Easter wearing.
EASTER WEARS FOR BOYS. too: don‘t forget the boys.
RogersSt Stevens
TEL. CALL. 82-2.
don't report it_ is it otir limit?
we are. at fault and getting
11 mistakes occur,
satisfaction yours.
if anything goes wrong and you
We both must lie our part,
Your nioney‘drack if you watrt it, is ours. telling us if,
l‘I'icIIs just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt,
btry where they screen them for yeti, always clean.
Buy ()Itts '1‘liatstileatt
MANUEL T. HATCH.
dust and foreign seeds to your nuts. better
oorooior
WE REMOVE EVERY EXCUSE ANY HOME CAN
HAVE FOR DOING WTTHOUT A PIANO.
Would it be any "[(‘uhlllt to y ;u in.
exhibited in this city?
call and examine the
HUME PIANO.
‘ I
if you are looking for :1 real bargain we have this
WOODBUR Y PIANO
in Mahogany case. used four months, not a blemish on the instrument,
inside or out, manufacturer s guarantee for five years and sell on easy
terms and save you
$75.00.
week it
‘ec lllt trttntl .Iriistic piano cvcr
\‘.‘ II have I-Itlr on our floor and knife you to
One Square Piano. iIr pcrfcctcoadition. round corners, which we
will sell for $35.00 IIII terms of 64.00 down and 83.00
Should you wish to exchange within one
year we
will
DUI'
amount paid for some, on any Upright Piano you select.
please you, as we carry all grades up to the Steinway.
Let us mail our latest bulletin of secondhand pianos.
mouth.
full
We can
allow
Mensa
A ND ‘
LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL
For April A!
Wm. P. Beer's’
5124 mm STORE,
7'50qu Inn and»!
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South Namath. Ct.
‘WW
Telephono 22L
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S E. DIE E
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South Norton. can.
Pflvoto" Wil‘i it“,
58inch 'rIcku‘.
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Idovuond Block. 96 Washington Strand;
7 »‘
._._.__
‘ bo depended upon.
SPECIAL
for Friday and Saturday.
RED CROSS I
CHOCOLATES
290 a 'lbo t
-.Wc guarantee "them; (ihocllfi
hues equal in airy {Inc Chocolate
on the market or money refund,
tI.l.
'I‘IiE irrrrutir Irritant
'I‘Ire Prescription Store.
All can one did door.
Night Cotlo Anoworod.
Tolophono Coll. 15-8.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
haw YORK, March 25.40 far In
could be learned in Wall Street today.
Daniel J. Sully has not fixed ttpon any
definite new offer for his creditors.
It eetms to be the disposition on the
part of the IH'itIdltots to ptlnlll the
committee of five. named yesterday af-
ternoon. to represent them and nego-
tiate with Sully throng the receivers.
The opinion Ftt‘lllS to 10 that it will
be two or three days before anything
in the way of a satisfactory settle»
tnent is~dbnc. Samuel Uritcmoyer said
today that the report that he was act-
ing for Lehman Brothers or airy of tht
other creditors nutucd was inaccurate.
lie had tried consulted by various iti-
tercats in the (vent of a contest. but
present indications poitit to an offer of
sIIttiI nicrrt which will obviate any nec-
teSSll)’ for litigation.
The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters of tin Sotrtlr Norwalk Coir
giegatioiai t‘hurc,h met yesterday ai- "
itrnoon. with Mrs. Edwa: J B. Robert-
son, of 11 Bctts l’lnt c East Norualk.
'I lie 8“qu was ‘ 'lirc ling."
Mrs l-‘rahcin Stevenson. of (Me. idea.
1 unit. is the giant of Miss .lrtila lly x-
lit‘t‘,
Trading in the merger stocks on the -
curb was light and irregular at the
opening, Nortiici'n Securities broke
iii; points to 967... but soon recovered
half of its loser. Great Northern,'pfd..
sold at ltitt, nIId Northern Pacific open-
ed at 124112 on, Hadl'rl‘llr R tcw hundred
sharcs. Tllt‘ ni'nrket hardened soon af-
ter the opening;
WALL STREET, lll'ltl r1. ar—Thc
opt-trig trading iti stocks today was
quite active and blocks of a thousand
shares and upwards changed hands in
the Pacific and United States Steel
prl. saggcd a fraction and St. Paul
and t'nion Pacific hardened It shade.
The changes were very small and very
irregular throughout. There was a
rise of 75. in ice and of it; in the pre-
l‘t'l‘l‘tItl.
WALL S'i‘ltlilivl'l'. i p. nt.——chcwed
buying of Union Pacific. which car-
ricd it to 831,9, had a stimulating effect
on the [[lul'kt'l.‘l’artll‘lllully the west—
cI'II stocks. Tradivrs took profits in
t'nion Pacific and it relapsed nearly a
point, Other stocks cased off and the
trading came largely to a standstill.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the prlvate wireo of
Maples a Goldschmidt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz & 'Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Aniai. Con. 49% 491/; 48% 49%
Am. ice. 6% «it; at”. 6%,
Am. ice, pf.. :15 26 25V; 25%
Am, Smelt.. 45% 4894' 48% 48%
Am. Sugar. 135%: 126%. 125% 1"ti
A T & S Fe, 68% 70% 68% 691/.
A T & S Fe. pf. 897x 897;. 8974: 897.3
Balto. 8; Ohio. 78% 79% 78% 79
ll“ kly.n R. T, 43 ~137in 42% 43V;
Chcs & Ohio, 31% 31’ 31% 31%
Chi. & N. “216994 1793816996 170
Ch. Gt West 15% 15% 15% 15%
Ch M. & St, P.1401IS 142% 140% 141%
Col. South, 17 17% 17 17%
Con. Gas. 198 199 197% 199
Del. &'Hud., 150% 151 150% 151
Erie. 26% 27% 26 27
Erie. ist. pf.. 63% 64% 63% 64%
Ill. Central. 129% 129% 129% 129%
Lou. &Nash, 105% 105% 105% 106
Mel. St. Ry.. 110 111% 110 111%
Mex. Central, 11% 11% 11% 11%
M, K. Ii‘t T., 17% 1755 17%. 17%
M K & '1‘.. pt.. 39 39 39 39
Mo. Pacific. 90% 92 90% 9171’:
N. Y. Central. 113% 116% 116% 116%
Norf. & West. 58 58 .5759 55
Ont. & West, 21% 21% 21 21%
Penn. IR. 3.. 117. '118 116% 117%
P60. Gas, . 96% , 97 96% 97
Reading, 43% . 44% 43% 4414
Rock island. 22 «I. 22% 217,5. 22%
South. Poc.. 47% 49% 47% 49%
Son. Ry. 00., 21 21% 21 21%
Son. Ry. 00.. 117.82%, 82% 82 82%
Tenn. C £1..88%-38% 38 38
Union Pac., 80% 83% 79% 82%.
Union Pac. pf.‘. 90% 92 90% 92
U S. Leather. 7 7 7 7
U. S. Leoth.pf. 78% 7814 78% 78%
U. S. Rubber. 18% 13% 13% 13%
U. S. Steel 11% 11% 11M.- 11%
U. 8 Steel, pf., 57“, 58 57% 57%
Wabash. 19 . 19 19
Wabash pf. as 30%,: 35a. 36%
'—-————-H
Bitten strictly froth UNI tar 960..
at Stull'n. Rood the Ed. for other bor-
gnlno. , ‘
The Mlllinery is winning praise at
Howlend'o. Exomlne the display be-
fore purchasing your new hot,
hoods bought at Seymour'o Store can
See id for news
regarding butter. em. eager: etc.
Stein-Bloch clothes ori‘ltylloh from
collar-ooh ondltollovor. The
place to get them to it- Selleclt A
Price' a. See ad.
bathing ooid ot the New York
Grocery Co. in [unnamed untlofoctlon
or money refunded. 'l‘hfo ohould be out-
. hing-to "mot your trode. See ad.
1mm Spoctolo. .
Mannhei- Balloon-Powell Carport-
N donor: handout-tors for amoro- and
lien. mill or villa! loft '
oto o
to for development will receive
pt attention.
It is Hard"
Understari
Why a man Will'apoli‘tl 090d Ti
and Money In ocuot’m «1mm. ‘
when he can buy BTEWW
SMART CLOTHES on We!!!
borne to dinner. , . p" ‘
They are atylilih‘ from 00““ Y
STEIN-BLOC
heel.
They fit all over.
They are made honestly. by how
out craftsmen who know how. '
They range from loci; Iltllg MI.
sultry summer, to silky. it)“ If"
society' a swirl; Icatchy pom: My
coats, rain coats with In” ‘ll
them, and regular Spring over»
coats just right in the per). ‘
cular: a wardrobe for a. foil .
dandy or a layout for a. staid {Lipid}
of business.
Our Hat Department is titled
with the newest shapes ot‘tlib A." ,V'.
son.
We sell the finest neckwehil'rln J ‘
the country for the price, 50 canto. ‘
SELLECK 8. PRICE
Clothiers ond Furnishero, l 11'9“ 9'
98 Washington Street. South Norwailt. ‘
OFFERING$
FLOUR—Special cash price for Saturday of Joneo' Floor, 12: BI]. Pllll- ‘ ,-
bury'o, special 77:. "
BUTTER—Boot Tub, 28c; Print, 32c, and some folr quality ‘It 23:.
Latter will do in come cases for table and great for cooking.
POTATOES—Good cooking, 32c pic; $1.25 buohel, . .
APPLES—Some nice Greening: and Baldwin! 12:: 2 at” 45c pock'. .
FRESH LARD EGGS—Ail fruit, 13 for 25c. Some from my own 0. » , -
ORANGES—New Stock at 25c‘doz. Large nine. 18 nice small on”, 269 .
or the doz.
Fresh arrival of Smoked Beef.
quantity from So up. . . ‘
CABBAGE—Good otock, nice solid heado from 4c to Ill/2c 1b., ll twain.
Lorgott are choaput. _ .
CAROLINA MIXED CAKES—Jultintroduoed, are selling well. Tr}...
tome 151: lb.
OLIVES—Now mark or lino Queen Oliver. 15c and 25c. bottles/onto lilo.
A handlomo 42 piece Dinner Set, beautifully decorated; value $8.0m deliv-
orcd to any of our cnoh cuotomero after trading $50 and paying 62.62. or will
get the some not free on presentation of {oar $50 cords.
Your: to serve ond ploooe.
LORENZO DIBBLE
. .._ __,.._.... 7—”
Special for Saturday
BEST BUTTER 23c LB.‘
STRICTLY HOME EGGS, 23c DOZ.
FANCY TOMATOES. 3 CANS 25c.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER CO»
17‘ NORTH MAIN srntzr. scum Ivontvux
We lead in the Smoked our undo. Any ”
SPECIALS FOR room: i
Rockpolnt Steak Cod, (bottnu 106d»
Frootfloh. . 1001..
mum Ho and:
Eocotiom, ............'.~.’..} 409 at. '
Lor o O oped Lon
, Woo'tporsflound crfiEflnfiim
i Pike. Corp, all kinds flolt, cm, W
Homo. Compare my clock with'othono. » *3
before you buy. I... 7 . I i
,, WEST END OF WASHINGTONSTREET BRIDGE.
, g ‘ FREE DELIVERY To AL PARTS OF THE GITYI " '
Ho Sous Boot mugging!
no vou REALIZE the serioul Conaequenoeo of comm an?"
Strain? ,.,,,,
Priceless beyond all other possessions is the eyeoight A“! It ,do-
serve: your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR BYEBI EXAMINATION ERIE; PI
, FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.
- O. -.B JACKSON,
OPTIGIAN.
.‘IW’L
a":
58 WALL STREET. .'
- ' THE CHILD WITH O
to for more likely to be the adult WIT BOUT glam t
little fellow whose eyeo on not given timoly and proper. '
the auto lty defective eye of youth and you ore
in after uugh. Abuse the lnunoture eye and it will It
t-few,‘ tho only, but for n lifetime. .
rm Eyooof carrot-«I o Specialty; " ‘
mouth a. no". nonuunmdplulo
O ll
Room Unltod Built In ding.
ot mule mo of m
‘ 46. moo-ma,
if"- 59:?
" Flu lnechlckeno woooomon Non m
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