Low Prices
New EilSiCl' Goods
'l‘iilt}
Veru Latest Thinas
LANE'S
W
51 Washington St.
Local hillsides.
Lloyd Jennings, of \alesvilic spI-Ilt
Sunday at the home 0! his parents, in
WI. st street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavltls Goodrich. oi
South Main street. started last week
on a ten day‘s trip to l’inchurat North
Carolina. .
That last night was liot spring .ikc
Mus anlply provcn this morning, by the
new “black“
water ponds.
The annual meetings or St. i’attl'u
j Ht'l‘hiiflt'itl it Son‘s ,vaIII.
i
i
' I
- Hillllll Ii.otiles and can show you all cl
in: on most oi liltr (rt-sir.
parish and Trinity parish will be ilt'iti;
this evening. (Trace (‘iIIIrI-h‘s annual
mIcting will be. held tomorrow even-v
3 today,
ing.
‘i‘holnas .1 Magnet: who last week]
closed his business In Washington
street. Is now located In Wntellrur)..
whclt ire cxpccta to opt-II a store sltotI
1y I .-
Ftrreigtr Missionary meeting at tirI
South Norwalk Baptist Church will be
addressed by a speaker from Bridgi-
port. The subject will be “Africa."
it is said the house is so epulppetl
that there are but six bedrooms and
that would not comprise much of a,
hotel. The commissioner» expect it-
have to adjourn to some court room
to hear this vemonstrance.
A rare trcut is in store for all who
attend tire lectur tonight at the South
Norwalk Baptist' urch, by the Rev.
Nowell Dwight H , pastor of the
Plymouth Churcbsflrooklyn. Dr. Hillis
lectures on "John Ruskm's Last Mes-
age to the Twmttieth Century."
Svec's Band gave a street [Ilil‘titil
with It concert, in front of the Mahucll-
crlro Hotel. last Saturdaymight, ’l‘hu
musical Ivent was to advertise ”It
fair of tilt. band and the llatters‘ Sick
Itcneiit Society, which opens at Music
Hall, WtIllleinay night.
lloll‘t forget the Elk' 5 ball on Bar.
tcr Monday evening. April 4. at Arion
Hall. 'ilthets admit!)
IIU cents. ei'ttra lady in": cents.
hot. i). A. Stanton's South Notuuli.‘
- dancing class will give its setond and
Iilral reception of the season.
day evening, at .-\l'iUll Hull,
orchestra wrll furnish musiI
dancing, A very pleasant evenmg l:
I-xptctcti by the members ol the clan
anti their guests.
0n next Sunday the Knights of Co-
luutbus and the Holy NatnqSot-icty will
receive communion in a body anti on
Saturday of this w,eek and the Satnr
day following a missionary priest wil-
assist ill healing confessions for all
who have not as yet made their Ens
Ier' duty
-if you want, an easily digested
sustaining food. one that in (internal
I'Ioln any other, try the Good Rich
Food. .Your grocer sells It.
”the Company F bfihetball Itam will
play a team this evening; at the arm-
ory. made tip of thh'r'h‘e‘st players in
Waterbury Ionseqnently a well- -con-
tested Slime is anticipated. The Mun-
tauks will not play tonight. i toad.
after the game, there will be ancing
until midnight.
Rev. Cyrus F. Stimson. ol Strattorti
has returned from his weatarn trip
and ball received ,a hit to the West-
minatet Congregational Church ot
Kansas City. Missouri, at a salary oi
$3.600 per year. moving expenses anu
six months' yacation.’ His new pastor-
ate begins May i.
The Norwalk City (.‘0uncll will meet
tlzhr evening. when the report on the
new city lights will be heard from the
chairman or the light committee, Coun-
cilmanfia hit", Gould. The case oi
Captain R N. Morehotrse who was
suspended two weeks ago will also in
disposed at at this tlfle‘.
-,-it your luck is bad
And you nope and brood,
”twill cheer you up
To out (mod Rich Food.
TM .00 0100” division of the
New orit, ewr'flitven and Hart-
ford road was unusually huvy Thurs
day and Saturday. I hundreds at
people coming into , city or going
elsewhere to spend tho Easter holi~
day. The W)
carried extra.
laden. - ‘: I,
.lcsst':
' yore heavily
ng gent and lady i
Wednesday at 3 p m. the. \Vomnn‘ s ii“ W
thincs- .tv oi the South Norwalk ’l‘rust tom
for m, - w-hitit you can open an account is sat
‘ was twice as much as his
can trains all ,
, the market. and has a good many i’ll~
--.- -... ....- ...._- -.... _..
\ landing of the I'lumbcrn‘ l'tlion
will be held tomorrow night.
(old that will give the be. .I III‘ stit-
Hut-tion for office or IIsiIlIItIc ut ll.
Jami-II iiurdy, tort-mun ut the Nor-
wtllk Mills, spirit Icahn-r at his home
in t‘iltyvilic. New York.
A llotlte oi the prepayment of do-
lIettInII-II oi the Mlddieacx Iiallkluu
(‘ompalty appears in today‘s home.
\I. ll, Lowr’s line oi' humanities and
pcl'iIIdiI-nls is complete. Orders lot
N|lll'ilii publications quickly tilled.
(live the lace 'l‘eu. & lluiier o.s
lens and com-err a trial, The prices are
low. and tile quality gunrnIIII-I-tl cch-lr
It -.lli
— 'l'lll glcutest variety (It good thing:
III eat and think can be had for .‘loc. .. at
"itilriiy t‘IIuIIiI supper, Wc.,d A-pl, 6th,!
from ll to II p. ill. I
ll volt read the ad. of the New York
IirocI-ry (To. you Will get an Men of the
hip alltottnrs or business carried on by
this i:rlrl.
53- link 6‘: Pike sell tllc Sicin- llioIIt
lrbolutu iiHi'Itllllili‘lll of spring and sunt-
mot ‘style a.
u
is. on) llunion has ltitllneIi II.
her home iii New Huvcll, alter a \isil
with Miss Margin-tilt 'l‘ttnlnmny Moll
I‘..' :<ll'tt‘i.
‘lhI- want of white is to bc tilt-\llllly
for this sunllltcr. 'l'llI- t‘tIIIr-t'lititi Ill
liowlnnd's is practically pcricct and
complete. See ad.
Aluminum cooking utensils are he-
coming I'cl'y popular, The ”ll\lU||
Store t‘liri'ir'h‘ a lull litre and the prints
arI within the reach of all.
Nothing better for it scrI'ch-Itbio
gown than mohair. 'I‘llc ll. M, Itcnd
(lolltpauy‘n stock is wIll supplied with
this material. 'l‘llcy submit it list oi
different styles and prices in the IIII.
Read It.
~—lIoII'I full to atlIlIti lill' old time
supper, III be given by the ladies Ui
’l‘Iitlltv t‘irttrch, Wednesday from I; to
Our 6m! Onaraatp0: Satisfaction," Money Book.
but clothes that are substantial first.
Prices
We do not mean Sullditybcst;
of all; then made attractive to boys nrrtl boys'
are not the ii'iiNi part or the nttructivI tress.
llili'i‘iii.‘ itl style.
The: new liusic I‘ Brown suit. sailor blouse llllti \ol folk
buy of colors and mixtures good to II ‘t'l lronl 3:5. .30 to Iii.
l
Notiolks and 2 piece double-hi casted spill»; {or boys" t to in, In black.
blue and fancy mixtures. from S‘.’ to $\'.
“Hilld ill a var—
Suiilt of nlanish cut (or boys up to L’ll its all illli) :IlrIl ..IIIII~h as on)
young lcllow could “Thil lot 3.. to; ‘ if.
New things ill hols. caps and turns, and ill furnishings for boys lit.
tle arid bit}.
nircr you know the
'fIt'nthI, Stills, top
You‘ll never be sails-riled with tllcnp IaIlIIrIlII;
goodness and style in Hart SNI Iliucr IQ- .\I:Irx I iIIliIt‘a
coat and lint 0.1M 31’. to 32;.
RogersStStevens
Successors to Camstaok Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32.2.
p, III, in vacant store, next l'ost till.
l
lilt" ’I‘. Aiken and .\li.~.s Mttyzl:
numbers are requested to be present.
'I‘lrcrl will in.- u regular meeting oi
(foli‘t'tx EIIt-rttrtptucut this evening,
'i‘hI (‘hicago typewritcr. that William
P. lit-era, the Norwulk atld South Nor-
wllik statiollt r, '
is the
.\iIleIt lI-tt this morning, for the \VI‘h- " \
iI-yttlt A'Hlllt'lH) Wilbel'.llallt .“ilnh'. to
resume tllril studies after the Easter
\Iltatiolr. .3
Mr. and Airs. \V. H. l’carsous. of ' (lttr increasing iillsilit‘ss pt-ot-I-s we are sc'lrn'
Motlicluir, New .lcrsvy, and Mr. and ,, . , , .. ‘
MI'H. Hum)“. of Bridgeport, m,“ I“ iil'tlt‘l .it'tllldlllleti. Qllliili) gnuluntctd :tni' i‘att
Norwulk, ,l'i‘r'lt'l‘iill)’. to attend the l‘ull-' dealing" are bringing results, but we want to do III-I
ornl 0! Mix». (‘lltti‘ies L. (liovI-r. “r Wt L." U ml ”Hun m “H“ H "J, if “m
, , ', I. t'i'i c- l g' ' 1V.-
'lhI- Bricklayers and Plasterers ln- ‘ I ' ‘ T .
[on will mm “ rcgulul' meeting. to- ILI represented. ’l‘llls appliesiocrcrytlltnt.’ \\‘I‘i\illlli'.t'.
night, at .‘itl Main Street, Norwnik. .\ri ~~
[/
has taken the {tut-lie)"
I'or. boII low price machine on
provellrcltts that are not on the Sim;
llluchiue. .\'o illlNint<s man can lliTtll'li
III be without it.
~>Before buying a piano cull at J.
W. Studwcll's. 39 North Main St. tilt
oIIlest'piano store in thc Norwaiks
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH. I
We are near-«just as far
as the nearest letter-box ‘
$1
or tcicplmnc.
Pianos from Slit to $700, on easy ternn- '
and lIo.iIttcrest. ‘
Security. case. increase The sctllri
parry is of the bust. The eat-re with
is family. I()ttI dollar and about I\\U
llIiIIIrtes time) and the intreasc alYoII-I
ed by the addition of l per cent Inter-
est Is as large as conservative and sub
investments allow,
SAVED 5 CENTS AND LOST 30.
A big mill-owner, Spariallslmrg. S.
0., Wanted 5.000 gallons of paint, and
bought. by price: paid' o cents less than
Devoe: got a
“lI-ud and lint paint:
but the lead was sulphate of find. not
carbonate. Sulphate lost; about hull:
and covers about half,
’l‘hat paint was- adulterated about
aix timcs as mIIIlI as the' o ccnts paid
for. lie “savvd” I't cents: and it cost
him 30. ,
Oh no; it cost ltim more than that:
We forgot lilt- labor Can't work it out
?iictiy; don‘t know how long it'll
that alone
“having" 5
Short-measure besides;
cents.
it was thin, loo; some loss there;
don't know how much.
There was too much dryer ill It. The
maker made somethingott that: he
didn’t.
Taking it altogether ’he didn't make
much by that .I cents ‘
Go by the name; and the naine la
Devoe load and- line.
I
IO Shuts of Shoot Music 10
l have about 4,000 copies of the Na-
tional Mualc that i am going to Itell in
packages of 10 copies each for 10 cents ,
‘ ewett Piano
$35.00
Z‘
This instrument la new but. has been scratched in moving from
freight house. sell. regularly for $325.00 CASH has the tonal quality
characteristic of thia famoua make in a ric‘h mahogany one.
We will glve you a stool to match, deliver piano to your home.
tunin .tor ona year, and manufacturer-”a GUARANTEE OF FIVE
YEA 8‘ tram date of ale. . I“ "'
This ia worthy of your conaitiaration‘ and immediate response. as
we ahall lell at once.
Easy terma if dellrod,
Plano; tuned, repaired. moved boxed and shipped at reaaonlhlo
prices.
. no long as they laat.
0N! COPY FREE OF “THE PALMS. "
Saturday and Monday with each
package.
. \
‘ COLEM‘N'S
to North Manama. plinth Mom-III
Ap'ant for A. 0. awarding-u Bauhait
do.“
I
THE
CHICAGO
TY Fifi-WRITER
$55 00
Ira‘
if. flit-‘3 3i” ”If“ "' “to“: .
are n
.°.... a... on... ma... ’
no WWI“
I
;‘iih' ' goodly
aoa will Thin
”J3“. list condition at
”hurdle“- 88th“ pub-
- 1 at la
- a the
g-oondi-
Rev. H B. Carpenter will be present .
w. P. BEERS,
Station". _"
Privlu' ' .
falcphm 221.
“00935. homo. an...
urinating alr’I'ta'p
Open. High. how. i :30
Amal. Cop. 487i. {9% is I 49
Am C & F 00., 20% 20% 201/; 20%
Am. C.& pg. 72% 72V, 72% 72%
Am. Smelt. 49V. 9% 4950 “"4
Ant. Sugar. 127% 12 ’73 126v; 127
A. T. it 8. Fe. 71% 72 126% 127
A.T.&SF‘ept9l‘,4 91% 91% 91%
BIND. & Ohio, 79% 79% 765i i925
B'klyn. R. T.. 49% it tau,- 431.;
Cites. & Ohio. 33% 327/. 3295 3211’.
Oh. Gt. West. 15% 151’. 1.3% 15%
Ch M It atP.,14:ll.tlln5142% iii“
Col, F. R. l.. 28%.. 29 28% 29 _'
Con. Gas. l98 198 198 138
Del. It Had. 152% 153% 152% l527z.
Erie. 20 '26“ 23% 2374;
Erie, lat. pt" 633‘ iii IE3 til
ill, Central, 129% 130% 129% 130K
. Lou. & Nash. 108% 108% 108 108%
Emu”. 102* “1% 14.2% 112%
Hot. 8t.Ry.. 111% In“ 111% 111%
Mon. Central, .DK - 9% 9% 9%
No. Pacific, 92% .9375 92% 93%
N. [Cenltlh 116% 111% 116% 117%
EVENING SENTINEL
~_—-~—~....=. -w- .....
sprout. ran."
The Famous ’
RED c'aoss
cuocoul 1E5
290 a lb.
4.6
'I‘iiil I‘ili‘iililil Piiilillitlii '
'l‘ht Prescription dime. ;
All can paaa tho door.
Night Calla Anawaral.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
t
TODAY IN WALL orator.“
I
i Nit)“ I'tlltlx’. .\pI'II i.—~’l‘hc petition
| by l‘nlotl l‘ut-iiic interests- to enjoin the
‘Noliillllt .s‘II-uritlcs plan of distribu-
tion Itttuillud the stock market today,
and t‘illltlt'ti l'IvIrish fluctuations ill
prices. 'i‘hI-srs IIIIwul III be title to
puzzled cll'olts on the part of pruft‘lt-
sionai traders to iitld tltc market. with-
tiiil any III-.tl' Idea of tlIc actual cflect
of lill' ilt\\> on v.lluI-.~, ’i‘ltI only lat-t
lI-I'I I-iIltr was that the suppositionr. on
which they have traded for two weeks
\\l‘l'I‘ I.lri‘oullIlI.t. 'i'llcir I-ollliictillg ci-
l'IIt'is III rctrlItt- probable lllistukt-s
clllIsI-Ii it very I.lltllsI-Ii priII- Ilrttvc-
llII-nt, but the l‘lltittltlllt' With walk, on
.lI-cotllrl Izl‘ iItI apparent IltIslilli} hI-
tIvccll gl't'itl groups of t‘liDiiiliiI'lh. l'll-
toll I'lit'iiil opened it" high .J. than
Slltttltity'l. t‘ltcl', and “it'll rcn-IlI-d as
much below illilt 1-‘\‘I i. St, Paul iir'oltc
L"; on the opening soic and recovered
half the loss, \I'ltiic l'llioll l'aciflc was
running off. Les/u Hill to a pollli in ii
Ilulnirer I.i‘ l'lliil‘tiiiti slot ks, and special-
tic.‘ and prices l'iill downward» and up-
wards ill a irradiating lliiilliltil‘. III the
I:I.ttr.~‘.t- of an hour the Illat‘llti iit‘tlllili‘
ttIlIItt-r. ()II the curb Northern Securi-
iic~ was the only illtl'Kt'l' stocl. ill
uhi.‘h any actual trading um. done it.
the iilsi ltttli‘ ltour today. It opened at
mt, Ii (it't'iilll' ol' '1 [Millie rtoln Satur-
day‘s ltiltll lil'it". sold all to 97“, llII-II
illilit to €'\' About i,7.ti;I >il.|l'=‘~ t‘iluligv
’ti hands ill the first half hour. 'I'hcrc
tvcre no transactions In the other
stocks, but bid and tlTTil‘t‘li prices \vert-
IIiIlc apart. Northern Stilliiiit‘fi Stubs
\\:i,~ 22.1 bid, Iti'icrmi :I' '.'.II: Northern
Pacific was 13': bill. oil'vrc' at lit); and
ill Northern was ltiil bill, olfcrcd at 17:!
NEW YORK, .\pril i. -.l\ number of
“he crI-Iitiuts' courltlittt-e said today
that llrr routing of i'l‘ttiiilh'.‘ of the
Wits believed on Suttti‘duy that tile i‘Ol’ii-
:lIiitec acting for the I"'I‘tiittli‘a would
have gathered strilicloll.’ Inl‘ortlltrttott
Inl‘otc today to llllliiri.“ ihv creditors II
pzt .~t Illlitill S;','tll“ II. trii'~.' tor It settle-
:lrI III II is now bell vI-Il tlI'It th-
Inciting will he hold it.:. i‘ in the week.
\\’.\l.i. S’rRhIET. Into a. m.-~'i‘hc
I‘lock market today I-tIctlt-Il feverish
and llnectiled, its a result or the litiga-
:ion by tip I' tIlIlI inc-itlI iili‘ltfitS
tgairtat the Northern SIIIItllits disso-
iutlorl pltln. l'lIlon l’.---Iiilt jumpt‘d iii.
and St Paul broke 2'... us It rtilection
of this. influence. Pl‘it'in‘ generally Were
Iow,et the declines l‘llllllillg to about a
poltlt ill Southern Pacific. Alltlrlgaltlat—
I-d (‘oppet and‘Sttgar. Peoples Gas
ran off iv. after opening unchanged.
\V‘.\l.l. STREET, II It. nl.——The dc-
I-line ill the general III.Irkct bet-limo
pronounced whit l‘nion Pacific and
i'eoplt's Gas broke badly, i‘nion Put-I-
ilc sold down trout a? t." Iii-I4, and Peo‘
pic's this tell 2‘73 lIt‘low Saturday's
close. Declines else-thrc reached
four points in Chicago 8: Eastern lili-
nuis ccrtillcates and i to 1’s. in Atehi-
son. Baltimore & Ohio, heading, Dela—
Ivart‘ at. Hudson. Erie. 1st, ptd.. Mitt
souri i'aIiiic. Canadian Pacific, Kansas
I-ity Southern, pfd.. and General Elec-
tIIc. St. Paul rallied in lace oi the
gtneritl selling, then reacted l and flu-
ttily ruillrd OVer It point again. pull-
ing the market up. Union Pacific got
back to a fraction above last week's
close and People's Ga» recovered iii.
Otherwise the rebound was slight.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—The mar-
ktt made bill a listless response to the
new drives in Union Pacific to 89- as.
and promptly eased oil when that stock
raised a point. People‘s Gas was sold
heavily again, just before I oclock.
and got back to near 96.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Reported over the private wirea ot
Maples & Goitlschmltlt Commission
Brokers, Swarta & Corbett Block.
South Norwalll. Telephone I53,
Natl. I Went. 58
I Wont...
9&11111.‘
58*
Young Man of
Moderate Income ‘
luv: SMALL Ruson' NR'
FAILURE to mass mm but .
mrr Alva "salon wrmv srtuv- .
atocn smnrctomts can at .» ,
aouaur AT A can watch at- .
DUCES av out-mur- mung-f; " ', -“,
MANDED arcusrou muons
roa WORK THATFALLS ammo .-
rur STEIN aLocH srltrvoartn
or ourlurr'. , -.
We so" than Smart Clothes
and can show to you an ”about!
assortment of Spring and Sam-
mar Style: In all manner of ‘pft- _
toms. weave: and labrloa. all of .
I
thobastworkmanahlpandmnuld-yin ~' ;- 4“"
ad Into oloan- out and arnoihil
lino: by as export tillers as up
be found in thls country. -, ‘,
susptltdetl firm of ”.-llili .i Holly K
Culturally. which it nuts itl'vndv'tl to
hold iIIIlIIy, ilit.‘~ limit lithljlll'lt'ti. it I
SELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishera, “if; .?#¥ .
98 Washington Street. South Nolwnik ‘4 ,.
a,“ :43.
Parsntps [I
40 lb. Here. '—
Lorenzo Dibble. _
5.13.“ has and Colin up}?
COFFEE—But M. G. J. 32¢ ”1.. M. R J. Blend. 250 Ibo Good Carlee. 15¢
,I
pOund, . n , -, .3 i
. TEAS—All kinda. 450 pound. ~ ' ‘ ‘ .‘
Our Best Butter can't be beat at. ........................ ‘..’ ......... 240 III.
New Laid qua. ............................................ 3 230 dot.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00..
(7 NOR TH MAIN STREET SOUTH NOR WRLK
*
CUTBILL’S
“1“,"
Bridge F'iqh Mark-I.
FRESH ARRlVALS
fi‘ I ,r’
Arrived thin moduli"; gleam“ “
Bay Roe and Buck, Bind. Extra to...
All other kind. of mu. ...-.m.
a
.o
my:
Long Clamaz
Oyatera andpiama. '-
.II
no I,
WEST END OF WASHINGTON STREET RRTDGR.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
-—.~—-
Ha Seas Bast Rhizéfiifm'i'
DO YOU HEALIZE the serious Consequences Continuum
Strain? ‘ I . Illiiu ”6‘ “I
«Priceless unload all other poaaesaiona la theey lght, and It 60..
serves your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR avast summation rats. Pea-
r501 rlr'rmo ouaam‘ruo. ‘tkt (if d g
. 0 B. JACKSON“
orrtctm. -"
at WALL critter,
_riirz”'" cm uni-III 61.55;»
is tar more likely to be the (Gait-WIT HOU’I‘ (la-00a thin to M mm
little teltow whose ,oyaa, are not given t lately and proper ailing. .
tho. nun Ry, «Roma aya otvmth 0 nd you are repaid with” a
In after 0.1 Alma. the immature eye and it will noon-mate allow;-
a tear th but for with“!
M ”f na‘ot Gilda-an a ”acuity.
HOMER“. I. N071. Rain“!!!
”moron nus scrum.
«W W’tmmiam 0! pm
0.00%“. "-‘. magnum“ ova-lad
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