Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 31, 1904 · page 5

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LoquIioes
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New Easter .Goods

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LANE’S
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51 Washington St.

 

 

 

your consideratlom

 
 

Local NéitsNIiles.

 
 

All the coal yatds In. South and East
Norwalk will be Ilosed all day IornoI
row.

lieroy Adams. who is In the Nor-
walit Hospital, was not quite as well
today.

A regular meeting of Butler Lodge
was held last evening. at which routine
business was transacted.

Today III trill day with the selectmcn
hut tomorrow being a holiday. pay day
will not occur until Saturday.

- A regular mm was held last I-I'I-n-
ing, by the Trinity Naval KeSt'l'Vt's, in
the basement of tire church.

New Laid eggs at 23c a doz. at the
Lee Tea and Butter Co. Other special
bargains for Saturday. See ad.

Martin Butts. .II'.. Kr Company are
equipping tlIIir fur factory with elec-
tric lights, from the municipal plttnt.

You are losing many a bargain it'
you are not trading at the New York
Grocery Go. See today‘s aII. for Easter
specials. '

Miss Alice Earle Is expected In Nor-
wulk today. to be the guest of Miss
Catherine Belts. of‘SprIrIgwood are
nae. ,

The. quality and price of goods at
Scytnour‘s Store. can‘t he beat. lt‘resh
cotmtry home-laid eggs, for 25c. :I doz.
Many other but gains see aII

Two great waist bargains are oft‘cr-
ed at Miss N. E. Ryan's Tht'S( waist
art- the Iety latest style andt you will
marvel hi the prices. See atI. ‘

County Commissioner C. H, Peix Jr.
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis. appeared on the Dan»
bury streets in his carriage yesterday.

llo you realize that Saturday is. your
last day to prepare for Easter? Sci
let-1’. and Price are ready for you in
every' department. Read their ad.

—-Glover's. The Place. Store Opcn
Thursday night. ‘Closed'all tlay' Fri-
day.

An able sermon was preached In the
Chapel of Our Holy‘Savlour. Berkley
street. last evening. by, the Rev. Rom-
illy‘ 1“. Humphries, rector of Trinity
Church. ’

The W. C. '1‘. U. will hold its annrtal
meeting Friday, with Mrs. Joseph luch
nrtls. Every member Is desired to be
present at this meeting, 2:30 o‘clock
sharp.

t‘larence Gerntinettl is soon to start
It lttrtch wagon In New Canaan. He has
secured one which will be renovated
and placed III the best of repair. and
try the business there for a while.

A very interesting photograph ot'thc
members of the old Winnlpauk baseball
team, which a few years ago was one
of the best teams 01' this vicinity, at.
tracts much attention in the window
of John T. Huyes' new: store in Main
street.

Today being HolysThursday. mans
was celebrated at it o'clock..this morn-
ing. at St. Hary's Charch. The Rev.
John C. li‘ogarty was the celebrant.
Mass will also be celebrated Good Fri-
day morningantl on Saturday morning
at the same hours.

Washington Camp No. It. Patiiotit
Order Sons of America, holds a meet-
ing tonight. to be called to ordtr III
7: 30 o'clock, after which the cunrmlt‘
tee in charge are to give an entertain-
ment. followed by a dance. rtans have
beta matte for a plIasant time for til.

—Get your photos at Lewis'. Re-
duced rates for 30 days. 50c doz. up.

Chief of Police Thomas BraIIII-y. of
Norwalk. still continues quitt- ill at his
home In Franklin arenue. Norwalk.
The chief was attacked some ago by
the grip htrt was able to get out sgair‘
Soon after, how'ever, he had a relapse.
which has kept him laid up for several
days. .

Many contractors have been in com

solution with the selectmen in reter- '

ence to the proposed new Perry avenue
bridge, to take the place of the one
carried away several weeks a‘go by the

rush of ice down the Norwalk‘ Rivera;

The scleotmen will call a spccldd td wn
meeting in a ten days to consider the
matter. “

J. W. Cooke.

 

hiladelphla; c. W.

Purrell, Baltimore; J. A Chattln. Chi
In.- Hartford;

!" Wm. -
Springfield were arrivals yesterday, it

the Hotel current.
Don t wait to have the mums
purchasing'y (It

you out get ~
plan at Gated.“

ables
blood with oasy‘

V‘erii Latest Things !

 
 
 

,New Raven; J. R. _I

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tel Call 32-2

 

 
 
 

V runways-Imam

aiir Croat Guarani” .- Satisfaction
or Monoy Book.

DISTINCTIVE CLOTHES
FOR EASTER WEAR

You soorifioo nothing to fit or,
.t woar or stylo in woorlng Hart
Sohoffnor at Marx clothes. priced

from
$15 to 525.

Only tho most oxppnslvo tailors
can do as wall for you.

'As a tut of fit and style. we to-
vito °you to try on who! you liko.
hero: buy on your Judamont of tho
olothos. Wo an aura your satis-
faction will outlast thom .' and next
season you will oomo again.

Choioo patterns in fancy mix-
turos and ovorplnids. and tho do-
pondablo blacks. in single and dou-
blo-broastod sack suits .- snappy oo-
vort top coat: and long ovorooots
mado rain-proof. ready to put on
and wear.

, Toko yourpiok of tho plokod pot-
torns in fanoy shirts. plain and
plotted bosom: : In smart now nook-
woor .' in fancy hoslory. You'll find
our collection comploto.

Our show of EASTER HA TS in-
cludes tho authoritative shapu in
Dorbtos and Soft flats. at $3. 32.

Evorything boys wear from hats
to hose.

 

Rogers 8- Stevens.

-South Norwal‘. Conn

 

 

 

.l. lrI'lrtt'. IHIIIIe l.~
.otlay', on bus-Inc»,

Mrs. ilr‘tlllt‘i Silt‘t‘lllill.
street, Norwullt, is quite
home.

A special corrrocntiorr of \\':Isliillt.ttort
chapter. It .‘I. M. was III-1d last night
and the Royal ;\i't'li lJI-freo was con"
lcr'rcd on I-IIIIIllIlutt-I. ltt-i‘rcsirtncnts
were served after the work. ,

The met-tint: of the South NtllWHIlkl',
Firt- Polite Will he held next 'l‘r'csdnv
night, instead of Monday, ns usual. .\
delegation from the East Norwuilt Friar,
Police will be present tor a coIIl'erenI t‘.

Twenty- -IIiIIe l*\ll'ilill"tllllaly 12:51 in
sptciuls tru sale tonight and Suturtut
at tlit Boston Store III I-"Iety III-purl ‘
Incnt front the Mill and dress goods
to the small Itnrrs :Ind litllllt‘Sllk‘S III.-
lIut gains art V unusual See ad

The name MIIrIIIII on IIornz'tIIs Itn-
IIeIIIeaI has come to he recognized Its
guarantee If lit and lluisli aIIIl IIe'nr-
ing quality. '1 III new swing gaInII-Iils' .
have just. been unpatltcrl at “out .‘tnIl s. I
See ad. for prices. i

in l'ltll;IIlt-ipltin_
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til St'hlltlil’
ill at lI.-I',

 

ll mistakes occur if IrrIItlring goes wrong and you ‘ I
don t report it is it. IIIII fault? \\ c both must do oIIr part

Your money back if you want It, Is ours. telling us it l
we are at fault and getting satisfaction yours.

Prices just now are high enough without adding the
cost of dirt, dust and foreign seeds to your oats, bctter
buy where they set-cert them for you, always clean.

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liuy om 'l‘hnts Clean.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 
 
 
 

 

John l-‘ortler had one of his eyes,
operated on at the Norwalk Hospital:
this morning by Dr. Turner. the eye
specialist. assisted by Dr. 'l‘rnccy‘.
it‘order had the misfortune to have a
small piece of steel fly' Into his eye.

Eastel and its opportutiity's are the
subject of tip .I A. Illslop & Co. ad.
and It in a Nulijt II that all are llllt‘l‘t'::l-
ed in and out III lIc thoughtfully con-i
sitieretl. The ad will give you all the
particulars and will prove Interesting.
Read it.

Mrs. Strickland of Hartford whol .
has been the guest of Mrs Moreliousc.
of Arch sin-IL was taken with an III
tack of appendicitis. She was remov‘
ed to the Norwalk Hospital and last
night an operation was performed by
Dr. William J. Tracey. assisted by Dr.
L. M. Allen.

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Soauldr'rtgs' Baseball Guide

r _ just Out
FLINEH

AT

COLEMAN 'S
to North Main Street. Santa Nor-wont.

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Agent «H. O. Sosuldlnp's Baseball
Ind Sportingpoodo. I

 
 
 

 

crooks. woodman AN

OWE REMOVE EVERY EXCUSE ANY HOME CAN-
» HAVE FOR DOING WITHOUT A PIANO.

\ionld It be any pleasure to you to see tht most artistic piano eIer
I\lrilIiII-Il In this thy? We lilut‘ sutlt on out “not and lIIIitc you to
I :III ”III examine the . ‘

HUME PIANO.

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if you are looking for a real bargain we have this \\'t‘(‘l( n

WOODBURY PIANO ‘

in Mahogany case. used four months not a blemish on the Instrument.
inside. or. out manufacturer 5 guarantee for the years, and sell' on easy
terms atrtl me you

‘ 1:75.00

()ne S‘L e Plano. In periettcondltion. round corners which we
will sell for 5.00 on terms of 84. 00 down and $3. 00 per month.
Shoulti you sh to exchange within one year we will allow full
amount paid for same. on any Upright Piano you select. We can
please youflpn we carry all grades up to the Steinway.

bat us maILoIIr latest bulletin of second hand pianos.

Irofic hi. 5 E. DIBBLE
i} . .3: Broker.

Hoviland Block. 96 WMthgto- Stout.
' {South Not-walk. coon.

 

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Mission armaa FOR can on on A Honours Ismail.

o con-on honour on com on code

 

Prlflo Wire ind
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.rosoood by the tag Atlantic. um
answerer—mags-

 

. .
Dainty tutor Odors

’l‘bo Increased demand tor per-
furrros that always comes with
lsstortldo III amply mot. hora.
Only those. More In favor with

' fashion or approited by good
taste are represented In our
stock. Our line. aways a not-
able one, Is unusually comploto
just now. You are lthed to
see the showin‘ “and-test the
new odors. Sat sfaction Is as-
hurt-II.

’I‘llll i1|.|l‘l‘lllthllliiliiill1l
The Prescription Store.

All can pass the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2.

 
 

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW WORK Multil 31.—'l‘he Good
Friday Easter holiday- will be general-
ly observed III financial and commer-
I-lal circles in this city. The Stock.
Produce and Consolidated exchanges
will clutte on Good it‘rltluv. The Cot-
ton and Coffee exchanges will close
hoih Friday and Saturday. The Sugar
trade oflch-II will transact no business
on Friday and Saturday. All ex-
changes abroad will he closed until
Tuesday morning.

WALII STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Thc
tone of the opening stock market to-
day was hesitating anti prices of differ-
IM members of the saute group moved
in contrary directions. A rise of 96
ill St. Paul was the most conspicuous
change. Union Pacific opened down
iii. and then rallied 9g.

WALI. STREET. II a. m.——The un-
certain tendency at the opening gave
place to a general improvement in
values when United States Steel pfd.
was bid for in large blocks and ad-
I'IIIIcI-II a point. Several other stocks
rose as much. including Union Pacific
pi‘Il.. Chesapeake & Ohio. Chit-ago Gt.
Western “".13 People's (Ins and Tenn.
Coal. Active stocks sold fractionally'
shove yesterday's close, St. Patti. tin.
ion Pacific and Missouri Pacific show"
ing special strength. Selling of Union
Pacific forced it track to below 85 and
tlrc whole market reacted. The more
important leaders fell back to the open-
ing tlgures or below.

WALI. STREET. IIOtrrI.~—'l‘lre report~
ed assignment of II Lieveland ’I‘rust
t‘ntnpuny' lturt the market and tradiut:
diminished to nominal proportions.
I'rIitIIr I’IIcIIlI- rallied 14,, but the gl‘tn'l'
tating tI-IIIIIrrI-y' was rt newt-d and
prices sank lower than before. Atclri-
soil Inst 11 point. and l'nitt.l Siatc=
Stet-l. prI.. lost its iznin. [loads were

steady.
WALL ‘TREE'I‘. 1 p. m.——I'nlou Pu-
clllc. St aul and a few others made

My point recoveries. ’l‘ht-re was also
IIIoIlcrntI- active buying of some of the
Iotrtliz-rn stocks. Louisville & Nash-
ville aIIII lleuvtr at Rio tli‘antlt- atl-
ItIIIcIIl a point cacti.
very dull.
TODAY'S. QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires of

Maples & Goldschmltlt. Commission

Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Arnal. Cop. 491,: 49-13 «18% 491/.
:\m. t‘.. A" i-‘. 111.. 721.2 72% 72V; 721;.
Am. l.oco.. 215». 21th 21% 21%
Am. Smelt. 49 4935. 4:1 491.;
Am, Sugar. 1:15 1:814, 11.? 4. 12714
A T S l-‘e. pf,. 91 1/5 9th, 90% 901»;
A T 3 Fe fe', 911a,. at h, you, 901,.-
llalto. 6': Ohio, 150 80%. 79“; 795.5,
ll‘kly'n. R. T.. It 431/: 4331i.
t‘lIes. & Ohio, 325-4. 339'; 32% 327A
' (fit. (It. West. IBM 15"; 15M, 15%
on M at St. P.. 114% Hair, 144 144%
(‘01. I". ’& l.. 28% 28% 28 2
(Ion. Gas, 198 lint 192i 198
Del. & Hud., 153 153 153 153
Etrle. 26% 26-1. 26 26%
lir'ie. lat. pf” III III 63% 63%
Ill. Central. 130 I30 130 130
Lou. & Nash. 108 1081/, 107% 108
Manhattan, 143 H3 H274, 1425's
McLSt. Ry.. 1113511115 111% 111%
Mex. Central. 9% 10 93/, 973
.\l. K. 8: T.. pf.. 39% 39% 391.3 391/,
Mo. Pacific. 93%, 93% 92% 92-II
N. Y.Central,116¥ 116% 116% 1163/,
Nerf. dc West. 58% 58%. 583/, 58%
Out. & West, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Pac. Mall. 27 . 27 27 27
Penn. It. R., 118% 118% 1177, 118
P90. Gas, 98 98% 98 98%
Reading. «151.5 45% 44% 44%
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7%, 7%
Rock island. 23 23 22% 22%
South. Pac.. 49% 60% 49% 49%
Son. Ry. 00., 22 22% 21%. 21%
Son, Ry. Co. p183§fi 83% 83% 83%
Tenn. C. & I, 39% .38“ 38V; '
Texas Pac.. 24% 24% 241,5 24%
Union Pac.. 85% 86% 847.5 8555
Union Pac. pt. 92 92 92 92
U. S. Leather, 6% 6% 6% 6%
U. S. Steel, 11% 11% 11% 11%
U. 8. Steel. pf 58% 69% 58% 69
Wabash 19% 19% 19% 19%
Wabash pf.. 37% 37% 37% 37*

"Ex. Dividend 1% per cent.

WILLIS H. WLLOONI». HELD WIT?)-
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BOSTON. March 81 Willis 11 W“-
a We of
having murdered his a Mother and
his mother. Mr and hire. Frank A.
Brown. In the Welt Roxbury district
court today. He was helgwlthout ball
for a hearing April 11. Wilson had
been In custody on suspicion for three
day. when the martian. t Issued
today wan, served noon Ir. o
llro. Brown died Baturdu at their
home in Roollndalo ot bullet wounds.
It was believed that‘Browu had shot
his wife and thenklllods‘hlmoolf. and
Wilsoh .mado statements substantiat-
Ing this theory. but after an autopsy

yesterday the medical examiner an- '

nounoed that Ir. Blown did not take
his own life.

TUO OUT IN TWO IV ITIAHOHIP.

NEW Fromm out 1.7m tat
om? Taylor was a we m
by the steamship Nov-hoe. nou- tho

 

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Do uou realize that Saturdati is trout

We are readu for non in evetu Dori.)

roun an 98o 1'0 33.00. .4 .
NEcKWEAR. bomrthan our. 800.
rinvcr ”031:" and atoms.
warn- and mirror vzsrs. '

sun-s and rap cons. I ..

RAIN cons. 1 ‘ ' '
DUSTER BROWN SUITS. for littio chops. ., .3
BROWN ornate-s :2. on.

SELLEGK 8: PRICE

Clothiers and Furnishers. I fill I,“ ’i'
98 Washington Street. South Norwallt. I "

 

 

 

 

Home RaiSed
Parsnips M

Lorenzo Dibble.

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affine..."

OON'T BUY STORAGE EGGS FOR YOUR EASTER BREAKFAST/l

We have

Best Butter f0r Saturdau onlIi 23c" lb.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00..

17 NORTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

CUTBILL s

Bridge Fish Market

FRESH ARRIVALS or’ GERMAN-I.
CARP. PIKE PICKEREL. aucx mo... .
no: sHAo coo, HAooooK. HALI-
BUT.

 

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OYSTERS AND TCALLO‘PG.

WEST END OF WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGES:
FREE DILIVIRY To ALL PARTS OF THI CITY.

Ho Soos but zigzag.“

00 van REALIZE the serious Conmuences of Continued In
Strain? M '

Priceless beyond all other possessions to the eyesight and It u- '
serves your highest consideration.

oouvr TRIPLE WITH YOUR avast IXAisINA'rIon nits: ~ PER-
rec‘r Frmwo ouAnANraao. , I ,1 k“; ’

9 B. JACKSON

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TH ' HILD WITH GLASSEI- ’
a In more likely to be the IIIIIIII wrr HOU‘!’ glaaaos the to tire washout .
little fellow whose eyes are not given timely and proper attu
tho naturally defective eye of youth and you are repaid will”!!! may i
in otter life. Abuse the Immature eye and It will necessitate glass...
as few months only. but for a lifetime. _,
bolyuot Children a Specialty. » _ '
HOME I. 11017. )Roluoatm ”not...” .2 ~
morn warm Ian beefing ,0qu m

 
 
 

 

last dart to prepare tor Easter} " [’1—

40 lb. Here. '

Now Laid Eggs at 28c don. ‘ "i.

souru uoawux

NATIVE FLATrIsa cats. cum. I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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