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L/lNE’S
5 I Washington St.
Local Newbies
E. J. (linty, ex-chicf of Polth of
Danbury. CL. was 41 guest at hotel Clif~
ford yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Becker and daughters
Helen and Amelia, are spending a few
days in New York.
~ liarry Fort-is. salesman for Croiut tit
Knapp. starts today on a trip through
the Southern states.
New patterns-In rugs at Road‘s. They
carry a most excellentl inc. and they
want you to Inspect them
Mr. attd Mrs. Edward Sanford. oi
Norwalk. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Sanford, In Westport.
Rev. George Van Alstyne and Mrs.
Van Alstyne ilfP attending the New
York East Conference in Brooklyn. to-
day. _
The Quitncr-Doolan suit was argued
yesterday before Judge Downs in the
court of common pleas. Decision was,
reserved. ’
The lio>ton Store carries the ham-
pion waists. one of the best tint on of
boys‘ waists on the market. Read the
All. '
A number of Norwalk Knights of
Columbus will go to Port Chester Sttn~
day afternoon, to witness the confer-
ring of the second and third degrees.
Miss Maud E, F. Hoyt. teacher at
Cavanugh Business College. New iiI'Il~
ain, has been spending the Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
S. W. Hoyt. of Highland avenue.
The Girls' Frietldy Society of Trial
ty Church will meet tomorrow even
1 lg, In the Gilu(L room. at 7: 15 'l‘llt:.\
have secured Red Mcii' s llaii for Mon
day evening. May 9th. for .1 social 01-
edition.
The homo of Frank P. Benedict, at
No :15 Raymond street. Is undor qttttr
antlne for dintherta. and not that of
()iiiccr Frank Raymond. its was illatl
vertcntiy announced yesterday. Mr.
Ratmouti' a family is enjoying the best
of health. ..
Connecticut hits 201 rural flt‘c deliv-
ery routes and 11 petitions ate now
pending before the department. Slutt-
its Inctpilon. 237 potitions for l'lll'd-i
in c. (IeliVery routes havi- been made to
the department from Connecticut and
only 22 have been denied.
——John H. Daltin. piano turner from
New York. In In town for a few days.
()rdt-rs sent to‘Cliflord Hotel will re-
ceive prompt attention.
A meeting of Pioneer t‘astic, No. i
A. O. K. of M. 0,. will he held In Sona.
of Temperance Hall. in the ancttn
building, Norwalk. this evening. ills
trict Deputy George W.‘ Collin and a
delegation from Palestine Castle. of
South Norwalh. will lie present. Thin
meeting In of much Importance. and it
Is requested that all members he pres-
cut.
Quite a delegation frbm tltc South
Not-walk Baptist Church attendt-d the
meeting at the. Stamford baptist
Church. last evening. Mr. Carpenter
preached a very able sermon froth tin:
it lit. "The. Divine Way of Acccptuuce.‘
Minn N. E. Miller “In; several selec-
tlons with unusual sweetness. Tho
meeting proved most delightful and
long to be remembered by all.
-—Good Rich Food Is a revival mitt
improvement of the once popular Co-
lonial dish of milk. No bolted flout
and starchy food. but malted flour and
crisp. roasted. porous granules. That's
the point. Try It; It speaks for itself.
The Joint fair of the Hatters‘ Sick
Benefit Society. and St’t-c's Band will
open tonight in Music Hall. elaborate
preparations having been made for the
event. The hall has been handsomely
decorated. and many booths erected.
These will be in charge of the hat trim.
more of the various factories. who are
taking much interest in the event.
D Wumser. W. D. Marble. William
Bit knell Gus Ross Arthur tasks. 11.0
Antes and wife J. L Kimball. C. J.
Pope. New You!” 1-3.0. Ginty. Dan-
bury. Comm J. H. Moddnngh. 1-: .11.
Hiidreth, J. M. O'Brien, Boston: in. J.
Newcomb. Derby; iii/.211. Minced. C.
H. Wilcox. Hartford: I; \\'.“Platt. New
Haven: 14. L. Bishop. Bridgeport: E.
Msndelhaum. Albany: I“. L. Abel!
Baltimore; (1. L. Pitch. Bismfm'd; L
l) Sachets. Troy. N. Y.; J.W Smith.
Springdsle. CL. were yesterday’s guests
at the Hotel 011 ilord.
March was about an average month.
according to the tight-es of the «sur-
er bureau. i'i'ho uncut-111 10y temper.
store in the early part of the ninth
was balanced by some warm days inter
and the Mn t “ppm 35...! was
close to tho Mortar Rat's. 'l
aches '01 minu‘E
little over
however. while the avnrlgc for tho
I: yearn has been smit tour not
half Mos. incite no.
“and 11qu
‘ III with tvnbold fever at her ltomo.130
still doing nicely It the Not-walk Hos
pltul.
An Important meeting of tho Typo
graphltal l' niou \tlli be itcld tontortou i
night In Contrui Labor lyccum
You (‘1111 ntwuys get u good meal at
all hours. with everything Itt season til
the Imperial t'ufe. l‘utl Scinulb, pru-
Drit'iili'.
A number .of the members of the
Amherst (‘ oliege (lb c Mania and Matt-
doliu (‘iubs spent last night at the
Hotel Norwalk.
. This Is the day of Trinity (‘hurch
supper, from ti to 8 p. m.. in vacant
store next post once
Old Well Lodge held s. meeting.
last night In anonic l'iaii Washing-
ton sun-.ci and contoured the tlrst dc-
gttc on ouct candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Ward's lit-
tie (laughter. \ilss Myrtle 142.19 Very
South Main Qttel t
W. 11 Harris, formerly of South Nor-
wttlk. ls iti town representing the Au-
to-Import Company. trying to dispose
of a fun automobiles.
James A. Mohlcr. of Westport, has
llill'llt d to his ltomt- ul‘tti spending it
few days Iii Annonin as the guest of
ii‘it'ltda ill illt' “Tilt Side.
Mrs. .lcnnic Buyer and
Corning, oi‘ Waterbury,
:Sundtty gili'nln of Mr. and Mrs. iioi'nce
Root. of brush street. Not-walk.
Rutzkiugittuu Woman‘s ittlnt t'orps
will hold a meeting tomorrow after-
noon. and all members are urged to be
present. t... lllllitll‘ifllll buslncs.» will be
It'; lllh-ivit'tl
”-iln \vtutitcr Is gluing \vntmcr . 111111
the up tttc than) good things (outing up.
on the“ llllllilt'l. Your :ttt(utlon Is cull
ml to tin ire-zit gttt'tlcu \cgt-ttthlct :ti
Seytuour's store. See ad.
There Will be .tn all day mcoting at
the South Niii'wflik Baptist Church,
Friday. A gentlemen from iiurtuult
will be present. ill the afternoon Miss
Milli-r. thc evangelist singer. will be In
itllt'lltillllt‘t‘.
Mrs, It. i". i“('lllk'.\' and daughter. Mics
'/.ii:t i"1‘1'llt'_\‘. of Maple street, N l‘wujk.
:nt-otnpunimi by their guests. Mrs.
tlcorge II. ilruy and daughter. K111ilill'~
inc. ot' l“urc.~trtlic. are spending the (lily
itt New York city.
Mrs. S. i\. Stunlcy. of Norwiiik. Is
txpccted home today from Williams-
towu, Muss, where she has been a
guest for the past week of her son. S.
'i‘reut Stanley. who is a student at
Williams" (‘ullcgtt .
Clothing of csiieciniiy good style for
un-tt ttttd women, at (lately & til‘cn-
uun's. No reason why you cannot get
:t suit today. as they Sell on easy
ttrlus, and you are not obliged to pity
for your purchase until iutcr.
—--11riug your iitlllliy and friends to
i‘i‘inily (‘hurclt Supper tonight from ii
to 8. iii vucaut store next to post ofilce.
Iil‘it‘t‘ 35w.
There will bc no basketball gllllles
at the armory next Monday evening.
.-\rangcmcnts were being made. for a
game with the Mhldlctowns. but that
team litttlug (iii-banded fot the, season,
the date had to in.- cancelled
Lady .itunings Lotlgc Shepherds oi‘
lietllitlic '11). will. hold its regular ulcct-
lug tonight. followed by the initiation
of {our candidates. and the celebration
of the anniversary ut‘ iht, lodge. There
will be an Interesting program. follow-
ed by refreshments.
(‘uckcnoc Tribe. 1. 0. R. 11.. of Nor-
wuik. will melt Friday evening. when
u rthearsul of the chief‘s degree will
take place. Also at this scssion. the
sociable commit-c will hold a meet-
ing. and make final arritngcmtuts for
the dance the tribe In planning to give.
April 15th, at Lockwood‘s Hall.
The reflertfon of the meadows burn-
lm; of Benedict's Farms last evening
was plainly seen In Norwalk. and many
people gathered on the Wall street
bridge. It was believed at first that
there was a serious fire. In East Nor
walk. as the smoke and flames were
bounding up In considerable volutuc.
if you are thinking of replacing any
of your draperies this spring. you will
make a mistaki- it you do not cxumint
the new spring lint- of turtains and
[Itil‘tit‘Ii-s shown by .»\. J. (‘ollins t1: Co.
The beauty and quality of their goods.
l-‘rcderick ..
\vorc Buster
coupled Willi-lillil‘ low pricis. ntlikc
than state headquarters for these
gutltirt. Read their ad.
.
a.-.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the Varnish In Dcv0e‘s Var-
nish Floor l’aint; costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Contstock, Wat-
kins & Dow and E. E. Gorham.
Shelf Paper
New Iitteitisl received
.u——
COLEMAN'S
to North Main Otml. South Norwallt
Aggnt for ’A. c. spsulding' s Boloblit
and Cutting“ dood-
‘ mu Wnlbsr“ 'tm reported" today u'
Wt.- do not mean Sunday-twat; but clothes that are aulmtttutlnl first
of all; then made attractive to boys aml boys' parents itt style. Prices
are not the least part 01' the attractiveness. ‘
The new Buster Brown stilt. sailor blouse and Norfolk stills In a var-
itety of colors. and mixtures good to see. from $3.50 to $6.
Norfolka and 2 place dottblc~broasied suits for boys 7 to it], in black. .
blue and fancy mixtures, from 82 to $8.
Suits of munlah cut for boys up to :0. its snappy anti stylish its any
young follow could wish tim‘.‘ $5 to Sin.
New things In hats, cups and lilllln. and iii furnishings for boys lit-
tie and big.
You'll never be, satlsilod with cheap tailoring after. you know the
goodness and style In ilnrtSchaftucr d- Mnrx‘ciothcs .‘or‘tncu. Suits, top
coats and ralnconts. 815 to $25
ROgersStStevens
Successor: ta Canisfoak Bros.
count NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32.2.
()ur increasing business proves tte tire gelling
better acquainted. “Quality guaranteed" and "fair
dealing" are bringing tcsulls. bttt We want to do bet-
lt‘i'. We guarantee quality by taking it away If not
as represented, This applies to everything we handle.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ..
We tire neltl‘wjust as far
an the ncnrcst lettctubox
or telephone '
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Jewett‘ Piano
$285. 00
m
This Instrument is new but has been scratched in moving from
freight house, sells regularly for $325.00 CASH. has the tonal quality
characteristic of this famous make in a rich mahogany can.
We will give you a stool to match deliver piano to your home,
tuning for one year and manufacturers GUARANTEE OF FIVE
YEARS from date of sale.
Thin is worthy of your consideration and
We shall sell at once.
Easy terms If desired
4mmediate response, as
i Plano: tuned, repaired. moved, boxed and shipped at reasonable
pr cu.
TEL. 1654.
, “1401'" “will.
THE
CHICAGO
TYPEWRITER
$55.00
w. P. BEERS,
Station".
4'9 mu saga.
NORWALK. .
5.. E DIBBLE ‘ Fri—vats Win and
Broker; _ "
{6 South Mainland.
count NORWALK.
Print.
remm= 221. pack victor.
lowland Block. 96 Washington Strut.
South Nor-nil. Conn. .
. * _ 3
tracks. soups. GRAIN AND COTTON sousn‘r on now an con:
micron EITHER tron cash on on A non M11 mama. «
Try
KODOL DYSPEPSM
CURE.
Every homo guaran-
tud or money. rotund-
0d.
. .1.
THIS IJIII‘I‘IIIIII PIIIIIIIIIIICI
The Prescription Store.
All can pass the door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call, 16-2.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL h'iiii'Il‘I'l‘. 1011011. nt—Orders
ior largo amounts of various lending
stocks were in the market at the uncu-
Iug. causing quite a vigorous upward
movement. 'l'hcre \\'I'l'(' 8,000 shares 01
l.'uitc(I States Steel, pfd.. sold at 59%
and Gnu. compared with 58“,} at tho
close last night. The comitton stuck
and the second ntortgngn bonds sold
half higher than last night. The gain
iii St. Paul rcm-ltiul ucarly ii point, and
iii other stocks advances run to large
fractions.
WALL STREET. li a. nt.—-Thc rise
did not Immediately proceed beyond
the opening. profit taking salt-s forcing
most of the Important stocks back a
small fraction. Trading became quiet-
“I- ott tho reaction. Aggressiv't- buying
of the coulcrs, Purim-s, Ali‘ilisllll and
Aniulgatnutcd gave it new upward int-
pulse. to prices and Pennsylvania. Util-
tintorc 62 Ohio. Eric and the 1.4.. pfd..
liclawutc (11 Hudson. Luckttwanna.
Southern Pacific and Atcitlson advanc-
cd it point or more. (‘outincntul 'l‘o-
inn-co. pfd.. Consolidated (inn. 'i‘enncs-
M't' Conl. t‘olorttdo l‘ucl. St. Louis and
Sun l~‘ruucisco. 2nd. pfd.. Wheeling at
Luke Eric. 2nd. pt'd.. Metropolitan
Street Railway and Third A‘v'i‘llllt' rose
1 to 2. The nntrkct was easier Itt tone
tit 11 o‘clock.
WALL STREET. Noon.—- The rise iit
prices was checked by tile announce
ment of heavy engagements of gold for
export and by tile luggitrd movement
in United States Steel pfd. and l'nlon
Pacific. The market started liliWurtih
ttgitiu. U. 8. Steel Nd. and the princi-
pal railroad stocks rallied to the rest.
Lackntrannu gnlncd 11. General Bloc-
ldic 21.. llcluwurc at Hudson 2. Sioss
Sheffield Stccl |liii.. and Lake iiric and
Western iii. and Missouri Pacific. (Tun-
tldittn I'uciiic. Minneapolis. St. Paul
and Suttit Slt- Marie. Central Railroad
New Jersey. and Chgo. Terminal pfd., a
point or more. Buying dccreswd again
lionda were firtn.
WALL 5111121213 1 n. to. Various
stocks were lifted slightlt .uu-r mid-
titty. but there was no utiffurut ntove-.
nn-nt until United Stine: Situi. pfdf.
and L'uion i’uciiic came into (irtnand.
Gains generally were slight l’riccs
alluded oil again with Amalgamated
under decided-pt-esuure.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Roported over the private wires of
Maples & (ioIds‘chmIdt. Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block
South Norwalk. Teienhone 153.
Open. High. Low. Close
Anial. Con, .503" hi '1‘. 7.0%,. 501,;
Am C k i“ ('03 2M". 20‘; 211‘.“ 201,;
Am. Ice, 7'6 7‘; 7‘. 7%
Am. ice. pl.. '2le 2'71 277.. 277,;
Am. Loci... 217,. "' 217,. 22
.-'(m. Sniclt., «ink; 4H5 185; 411‘»;
Am. Sugar. 1213.. 127-", 1‘27 127;.
Anaconda. 705-1 7"“; 70": 705‘
A 1‘ ti 3 Fe, 133-; 1‘». no. 73:,
A T at S l-‘c. pf. 92!»; 93!,“ 92 93
Build. & Ohio. kit-1. all. 8011, 805:.
llklth R. 'i‘.. 11% H?! 41%. Hit.-
Cbeo. at Ohio, 33" a 3111/, 1:11 11:11»;
(‘ht. at N W. "1'9 17154; 171”; 171%
(‘11. (it. West. 17 17 157.17
Ci] M & St. i'.. 145% “ii 115% 115%
Col. 1“. at 1.. 31 313; :lul.’2 311/;
(‘01. South. 1714 17% 1? 17".
Cult. Gas. 199% 20014 limbs 199%
lioi. 62 liud” 153 154% 151i 1549‘.
Eric, 26* 27% 20% 265'.
Eric. iat_ pf.. 6419 65 6455 65
(ten. Elcc.. 1611/, 164% 164V. 104%
111. Central. 131 131 130% 131
Lou. (it Nash. 1087;. 100 108% 1011
Manhattan, 142% 142% 14215
Met. St. R31. 113% 115 1133,.
\i. K. & T., 181/; 181,4. 18
ll. K & T.. pf.. (197;; 40% 397,} 40
Mo. Pacific. 93% 90,5 93% 91
N. Y.Centrsl. 11674. 1171/. 1167.. it?
Norf. & West. 58% 59 581.5 59
Ont. & West. 21% 22 21% 21%
Pac, Mail. 28 28‘ 28 28
Penn. R R., 118M 119% 118% 119%
Pm. Gas. 965'; 97% 96% 97%
Reading. 415; 451,. 44% 40%
Rock Island, 23-1; 21 28% 233:;
Rub. Goods, 19M. 191,4 191.4. 1954
South. l’ac.. 5094 51% 50% 51%
Son. Ry. Co. 22“ 2239. 22% 2255
Tenn. C. &l 10% 107A 40% 105‘
Texas Pac., 24* .2”; 24% 21%
Union Pnc.. 88% 89 88% 88%
Union Psc. pt..93§5 94% 93% 94%
U. 8. leather. 7 .7 't' 7
U. S. heath, pf. 78% 78% 7814 781/.
U. 8. Rubber. 14 11‘ 14 14
U. 8. Steel. 11% 11% 111.; 1195
U. 8. Steel. pf.. 59% 601g 59% 60%
Wabash. 19% 19% 19% 19%
Wabash. pf.. 3853 38% 3 3854
West. Un. Tel., 89 89 89 89
Wis. Cent.. 18% 18% 18% 18%
DEOMOND—PIERION.
HARTFORD April 1—061!“ Del-
mond a prominent New York banker
and a graduate of his '91, and bliss
Lucy Wilcox Pierson. (hughtor of
Stephen C. Pierson. of list-idea. were
married this afternoon at Center
Church, Rev Rockwell Harmon Cot-
ter. otlclsting. A special train arrived
from New York at noon. bringing
among.othcr guests ”We!
ate! Lamont and aim class-
mates of the groom.
IuISIUOARW lNDUDTBY RWIT,
Sinai. mot Munich“ :Ker.) I'O-_
“aunts.
Will
Young Man of
. Moderate Income
as v: smLL nusou- roll" , . ..
”nun: ro Dali's: wmr ms- , ‘1;
mrunn "small wutnsnl'rl. . . . ..,.~. ,.
aLocu smnrctomzs can . “
souaurptr it can wnlcu u-
nucts sr out-nut run n": .i;
MANDED sr cusrou uttolts "
ran WORK run rut: stump
THE STEIN- uocu srsivnsnn . ft...
or QUALITY. r
W0 ull thus Smart Clothes ‘ ‘ i 5‘
and can show to you an unborn“.
assortment of Spring and So
mar Stylus In all manner a! pat-
torns. wuvu andiubrltu. 011.0er ...
thsbutworkmansbtpandmould- . . ..
ed Into aloan- out and arui’fu‘l I. " ' '
lines by as ”part altar: at our
be found In this country. " . 4 ~’
SELLECK & mPRI
Clothiers and Furnishers, w
98 Was .tnaton Street, South Norwallr.‘
For.
Parsmps
4c lb. Here.
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LurenZO Dibble _ ._
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6'" Tells and 601190 m...
:OyFEE—But M. l. J. 32c 1b., M. (I. J. Blend. 25c 11).; Good CONGO; 15o
poun
TEAS—Ali kinds. 45c pound...-
Our But Buttel can't be beat at,
New Laid Eggs. ............
............ 24cm.
.23cdoh.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER co. '
17 NORTH mm srnzzr. scum no)! WILK-
'“l CUTBILL'S ‘
Bridge Fish MgrkOt
Weslpott Smell
caucnr TODAY, »
Native lots and Fiot‘Fisit "loo and
Buck sand. Steak Cod. unduly Hail-
but watt'o Porch, Finnln 11m
Open Clams, Extra Nice Spinach... A11
goods strictly fresh .1
WEST END OF WASHINGTON STREET IRIDOE. ' .
FREE DELIVfiRY TO ALL PART. OF THE CITY. ‘ f- It . ,
”0 $008 BUST can‘touzmu~
slit-31W" REALIZE the serious Consequences of Celluloid :tm
, .
Priceless beyond all other possessions Is the eyesight and it do-
serves your highest consideration. .
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYESI nxsutuartou ERIE. Mut- ~‘
FECT FITTING commune. gum
'0. B. JACKSON
OPTICIAN.
1-
ss WALL crass-r,
HEW CHILD JUNK—n 01.. _
is for more likely tobalhe adult WHO!” ’31“
little fellow whose eyes are not gives “not? had “profit
the naturally defective éye of youth and you sre' repaid vi
In after life. Abuse inc Immature eye and it out necessitate
a few months only. but for s lifetime;
Tits lyssof Children a Upocisity. .
Ham 8. HGYT. .
116m 0:111“! lair n1“ " “
MA"- orients at m coco of patron.-
mmsmmushnstn .. .
lust SEE . . .
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