Low Prices
on I
New Easter Goods
Vent Latest Thlnas
LANE’S
W
5 1 Washington St.
ulllitli WBWS WIIIBS.
held a rcgu-
Louise Lodge '1) of ll..
lar meeting last evening.
A special offering in engraving is
made at Road‘s. See particulars In ad.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of :9 Ce-
dar street are the parents of n daugh-
tor.
.l. H. baton of New York. the piano
tuner. is spending a few days at the
Clifford
Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson was the guest
of Mrs. Edward Daniels, of Stamford.
yesterday.
A regular ng of Butch Lodge.
1. 0.1-‘..m h d last evening ill OdIi
P‘i‘iIOWb' Hall.
Spring toilet goods sale at How-
land's. The savings are shown in tllc
all. Read it.
David h‘ellelon, of Bridgeport. was
In town yesterday, ill the interests of
the Hearst boom.
A regular meeting of the Catholic
Club will be held this evening, at the
club building in West avenue.
Herbert Johnson has secured a posi-
tion in New Haven. and will leave Nor-
Waik Monday to assume his new Iiu-
ties.
A meeting of The. Jennings AthIcIII
(‘lub will be. held tonight at It II‘I-lIIIiI
ill the South Norwulk Club gymllns
lum.
Mrs Josiah G. Gregory and Mrs. W.
ll. Baldwin. of‘ Non/am have been
the guests this Week or friends lll New
York. ~
William Natl-etching William IVeIIII,
III Danbury.‘ are yiug with rim 5
band here; during be time of the liai-
tI-rs‘ Fair.
This is the dim-.91 war You need a
grate are, and thené is no better fuel
of this than Cannot coal. At John J.
I-‘I-Irls‘ coal yarI]. . '
The state of Connecticut Illflri issued
tilt-uses to the differtnt Insurance
agents within lts borders. The In cases
are dated April ‘1. " “
A regular session ‘of Norwnlk.Acl'ic.
I". 0. it}; was held last night, at Red
Men's Hall. in the (Janette building. but
ollly routine mattera'came up.
The Rev. Mr Cltninghnnt. of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will omclatc at the Cranbury
Chapel Sunday after-hobo. at I oclock.
In making up the new spring ollttlt
Iltin't forget the shoes. Match the. hat
suit. tic etc., with a pair of Keith's
KonquI-rors‘. For halo at Olsen's Shoe
Store
The postponed annual meeting of the
W. C T U. will beheldwhh Mrs. Jot-l
cph Rlchlrda Chestnut street. All
members are desired to be present at
2 .10 sharp tomorrow.
’IlIe annual meeting of the Golden
Rule Circle of the Klug' s Daughters of
the Norwalit gregatlonal (‘llurth
will be held (1 evenlllg.- .8
II clock, in the chl'pe:
Mrs Lucy Lyons. of Rowayton, was
operated on for hernia at the Nolwalk
Hospital, this morning. It was per-
formed by Dr. Tracey. assisted by.Drs.
Darnell. Allen and Baker.
Steinerta has been established for
45 years. and the advah'l‘iagc in lradingd
with a concern of and: long standing
must be recognisedby all careful buy-
ers. You will always find bargains ill
second hand instruments at the local
branch.
A regular meeting of the Palnters'
and Docoratons‘ Union washeld last
evening. it was voted that hereafter
only oue applauded can be worked in
any one employing shop at a time.
Considerable other “business of a run-
tine nature was transacted.
Thomas Parker the colored man
who assaulted City Sheriff Goodwin.
some dayl ago. has negotiated through
his sister that he would like to return
to this city. His was brought be-
fore Judge Taylor} morning. and
upon payment of. cogs not... was en-
tered. 1.:-
The young ladieti of Grace Church
are planning to gin twir‘ plays in
Lockwood' a Hall Tuesday evenin
neat weekccntftlsd ”Petticoat Pe dy"
and "A Virginh Reel." The entertain-
ment promlses to be very successful.
AI-tch prep-rations have beat going
on for the past several weeks. The
young ladies will be assisted Hop-
aon ‘s Student Violin Odcheat
of In. Boise Putts Hail
ngaiuatm
nil-st National hunt in
mm was dismissed
in the supreme court at the United
sum 1 by stipulation. Mrs.
aha chi-emaihngwith ore-tofu.
.-Onaoconnt'
mm Gillan-W
hitisorhtwmtuwl
.8 the units WWII”
l.
Mondrian
,Mmauvingamnt.
Otto Barthol la oouilned to his home
by illness. I
There will be special revival services
at the Craubnry Chapel, IIII Sunday
evening. I
ids-Police Captain (linty, formerly of
lianbtu'y, was a visitor III town yestcr-
day. lie is now a cigar atlleVIIIntn. I
(Iii‘lli'f‘ll Superintendent tlrlawulti. of
tho t‘oIInI-I-tlcut Coneral lnaurauI-c’
Company. was a visitor III town. you-
torduy.
A regular I-IIIIlIlllIult-allIIII of Wash-
llIgtolI i‘iltiplu', If. A. M._ of Not-walk.
was held last ovenlnl, at the Masonic
building. Not-walk.
RI pubs ale being made to the big
water main quII-I the Wall uIII-I-t
bridge. 'I‘o it‘d at the work, a suction
of sidewalk hlttl to be itIltI-n up.
Washington Chapter, I 0. (I. 'I‘. of
('.raIlbIIry will hold an open Illecting.
Tutuulay I-Venlng when there will be It
program of culcrtulIInII-ut and l‘i‘rl'flil-
IIIo-Ill<.
(‘lIIII-lcs Sherwood lliln sold No
building lots on tile easterly sldc of
Lexington avenue, One of them has
1101'“ purchased by Paul Leugyel and
wife, and the other by Mrs. Louise
Syrlug. liotll plan to erect honIII-II
tilt III- III a short illllc.
'l‘llt Young i‘eoplo‘a Society, oi th'.‘
Norwalk Congregational Church,
meet this t'\' ling. at 7:30, and will be
fIIIIoVII-Il :lt . o'clock. by the regular
III-witty pluycr meeting of the church.
Al tilt lllltol‘ service, the pastor. Rev.
G. D. Egbert. will give a liiblc‘talk IIlI
Job il—-"(lll the Ratk "
will
BISHOP GOODSELL O—BJECTS.
Did Not Wish Opinions Given In Pri.
vats Made Public.
SPRINGFIELD. Muss. April 7.——nls.
llop_l)allicl A. (loodscll objected to hav-
ing the opinions which he had given in
private, quoted as official authority III
the session of the New England Metllo
Illat Conference lllia morning. .Tilt‘
IijI-Iztiou came up Ill a sharp discus-
sion IIII :I nlotlou throwing out any bal~
lot for IIclI-galos to the general coll-
fercllcc which did not bear the names
of six candidates. Rev. Moses ti.
Prescott, of Boston. precipitated the
discussion and received the protest or
the bishop for quoting his private con-
fltlencca. Rev. J. 0. Knowles was an.
other of the chief objectors. Thc
.IIIOII was finally amended and pas..-
eti without the restricting clause.
‘NORWALK DIVISION CASE.
Former Clark Hlnman and Deputy
Secretary of State Mitchell Testify.
HARTFORD, ADl‘ll 8.~-'l‘he. N0rwalk
Illt'laion case was toutinllcd today with
the examination of ex- -Clerk Hinmall
He tehtliled further in regard to the
II-Ioltl of llllnsmiasloll of bills to thc
govclnor and the. action on them with
a v’t-Iv of Iictt-rnliulng lllc custom rc-
lutlvc to obselvlng three legislative
days as against three calendar days.
Mr. Hinlnall was followed by John 0.
Mitchell, at present deputy secretary
of state. Mr. Mitchell succeeded Mr.
iiinmilll as chief clerk to the Sccrc-
lal'y of State and his testimony ltltlai‘
was similar to that given during lhI
examination of his prodcccssor.
ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY.
PARIS. April 7.—It was learned ill
official quarlcrs today that the Anglo-
Fi'ent'll colonial treaty about to ii"
slgllud will contain a clause providing
for equality of tariff duties on goods
entering Morocco and Egypt for a
period of 30 learn from the date of the
signing of thc .tlcaty. Officials say
that the favored nation principle will
glv-c all countries similar equality of
treatment. thus having the effect ot
establishing the open-door ill Morocco
and Egypt.
TRIED AN EXPERIMENT.
Mr. N. Avery, Delhi. N. Y., had two
houses exactly alike, and painted
them: One Dcvoo lead-and-ziuc; the
other lInII'tcs—alld-zinc. He paid sanit-
price for bolll paints.
119 used six gallons of icadnndzinc.
12 gallons barytes-nud-sinc.
'vHe paid 818 fol" Painting
zinc, $36 for painting
line.
Tile total cost of the lead-nudzinc
job was :7;_.thc.total cost of the
harytes v-IInIi zinI: lob was $54.
tie didn‘t know he was buying bary-
ting” the doalur‘boid him that paint was
16d as Del'oe
A8 fair example of how It generally
comes-out, when you buy "something
just as good. '1 Better go by the name:
leaIl-nlld
barytcs-and-
16
the name. and the name Is Devoe.
I .
‘helf Paper
New line just received
COLEMAN:
to North Main Street. South Norwllit
Agent for_A. O. Spauldinp's Iatsbat
Inc'sporuhh Goods.
II} amine. the“ tilted
IEOUIIW—AUOOLUT‘.
WALK" “EVENINGMSNTINEL
but clIIiIII-I. that are iiillthlfllliiili flrrit.
\Vc do Ilol llll‘llfl Slllllllly-ltt'hl;
IIf nil; tlIcII Illudc attractive to boys IIIIII boya' parents in style. Prices
are not the toast part of the attractiveness. '
The new linstcr lirown suit. sailor blouse and Norfolk nulls ill a var-
lcty of colors and mixtures good to sun, frolll 911.50 to 86.
‘ 7 lo III. In black.
1
Nor-folks and 2 piece double-breasted suits for boys
blue and fancy mixtures, from 92 to is.
Hultlt of Illunlsll cut for boys up to :30_ as snappy and stylish us any
young follow colfld wish for, $5 to $15.
Now things in hals, caps and talus. lllld ln furnishings for boys lit-
tie. and big.
\ou‘li ncIcr be satisfied with I “"1111 lililtll‘ing after you know the
goodnt so, and style in Hall SclIaiYIchI Iii Marx tlothcs Alli-1111'“. Sulfa. top
coats and rnlncoats. 81510925
RogersSt-‘Sigeveus
Try
K0001. DYSPEPSM
[Vary bdrm-guaran-
tud or money rofund-'
ad. I
THE Bill‘l‘tllill Pilillllilll
The Prescription Store.
All cars pm the door.
Night Outta Answered.
Telephone call, 1“.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL ."l‘ ltEll’l , 10:10 a. m.——()pcu-
illg prices of stocks here today follow-
_I~d the IAIIIIIUII quotations to a level
higher thail last night. There were
running suite“. of 7,000 shares of United
States Stt'el. pfd.. at 61%. and ill, com-
pared with tidbit last night. and the
St't'illltl lllill'lKllKi— bolltls I'osc “A. Colo-
rado Fuel gained 1%, Advances
reached a point in Wisconsin Central.
pfd.. and Denver and Rio (lrullde, pfd.
'I‘III- rculty stocks rose about a point
each on the adjustment of the threat-
cllIl lnbol difficulties in the New Yelk
building trades. .
\VAI. l. STREET, 11 n. nI.—-I’.uslness
increased largely ill volume. anti there.
was a general appreciation in values.
though sllgllt for the most part. Stan-
dard stocks showed improvement of
half a polllt orluore here and there
with tile western group lll active Ile-
Our Increasing business proves we are letting
better acquainted. "Quality guaranteed" and ‘jfalr
dealing“
lct‘.
are bringing results, but we want III do bet.
Wc guarantct- quality by taking ll nwa)‘ II HUI
as represented. 'l‘llls applics to everything wc iInIIIiic.
auv OATS THAT'S CLEAN,
3 ‘ MANUEL T.‘ HATCH. ‘1
We are near-just as far
as the ncarcsi iI-tlcr box
. or telephollc,
s _
I
ESTABLISHED 45'YEARS.
lowland Nut. 96‘. W . 1
' South Nor-walk.
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I19910fl‘ EITHER POI MN OH 011 3 MODEMTI U3“
crocxs. nouns. oaAnI Ann corroa nominal coco bu coat.
malIII. Realty pfd. made a rapid rise
of 3% touching 57 and Anaconda mov-
ed up 511, on a few transactions. in-
ternational Pump St. Joseph and Grand
slland First pm. and Brooklyn Unlou
Gas sold 1% at 2% higher. Prices
fell off somewhat. Realty pfd. reacting
1%_ until a fractional advance Ill Mis-
souri Pacific steadied the market.
WALL STREET, Nootl.-A rise of
a point III Missouri Pacific was follow-
ed by all equal adv Ice in Wabash pfd.
United States Sit-c pfd.. Amalgamated
Copper and Sugar got up about a point.
lackawallna advanccdtl 2‘4, St. Louis
and San Francisco 2nd pfd. 11,5 and
Rock Island. Baltimore 8: Ohio pfd..
Chicago 8: Alton pfd.. and Colorado
Southern lst.pfd."l.‘ Reading gained It
large fraction btlt tho PncIitits hung
back and tile general list was but little
affected. Bonds wclc firm.
WAI. I STREET 1 p lll. ~StcadI
buying of the Roth Island and United
States Steel ScIurllics t'lt‘Hilt‘tl them
to a highcl lt-Vcl_ but the general mar-
ket rcmalt'ld sluggish. Trading was
large in all classes of hklt’kh but few
varied to any considerable cxtonl from
the noun 'rungc. Rock Island pfd.
stored a gnill of 1‘s and I'm pfd.
Southern l’llIiiic aaggtd III tII-IIIVI last
night.
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires of
Maples & Goldschmitit, Commission
Iv?
Brokera_ Swnrts a Corbett Block.
South Norwalll. Jl‘elonhone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
OPERATORS 0F 43 STORES .
. . Am C d‘: -h‘ (To, 20 20’s. 20 20
' ' . 1 ', . . Am, ice. I 191 TI; 7 7y,
_ fl ' I Am. lcc, pf_, 27% “77' 27% 279;
L R i1 Pi D 1 Am. loco. 22 2‘: 2‘3 22
’ Am. Smelt. do“. in 19% «18%
argeSt eta ano on 01’s A‘m. Sugar, 127»; 12": 127%.; 1279..
Anaconda. 74‘»;- 75 74M; 75
in the United States. I I I. s .. .II. III. III
A T8:S Fe. pf. 937 II M WWI. 93%
Bu in: ii irel o t i Ralto. at Ohio. 81% 8174‘. 8114; HIV;
OF 'NssTRl-JaMbEuN;sent d fy‘iuptrrel the Terran; an fiCELLENT LINE il'klyn. R. T.. “Va “(51‘ 1114 1W:
’"‘ r ‘ "‘°" ° ° ° °“'° '" ' I‘hes. & Ohio,- 331/. 33%,. 3314 am
We alwl I hav BARGAIN , ”1. GI. W981" 157s 17 16% l7 '
if Mh wow: hurt" 0d SIN sacouo HAND lNSTRUMENTS Ch. M. & 8L Pm“ “5‘2 Iii-n ”5%
y ' \ (‘IIl.1-‘.8: 1.. 32a :13 am 3251.
The advantage. in trading with a branch of an enormous con- (‘01. South. 17% 17%;. 13% 17
earn such as ours; is reco ni b _ Con. Gas. 200 200% 30 200%
g zed y i” the careful “we". Del. 8: HllIi., M39. 511%. 152% 154%
EASY TERMS IF PREFERRED. \ Eric. 2? 27% 30174. 267,4.
. 1‘ st. . "Ii (‘I 1117 65
Pianos rented tuned, repaired moved, boxed and ahlpped at realon- Brogan?" 13" WA 133:: 13) g 131%
“'9 Pricfl- Lou. a Nash..109% 109% 109 . 1091/.
Manhattan. 112% 143 112% 113
9191.91. Ry.. 11491.11!“ 114% 114%
Mex. Central. 10 . 10V."- 10 10%
' M. K & T.. l77§ IM% 1771. '18“.
Mo. Pacific, 94% 91% 91 9493
Nut. head. 15 15% 15 15% -
N. 'Y. Central. 117% 117% 117% 117%
Nerf. & West” 59% 59% 5974’. 59%
Out. & West.. 22 22% 21% 21%.
PIC. Mall. 28 28 28 28
Penn. R. R., 119% 119%‘1191A 119%
Peo. Gas. 97 97% 96% 97%
Pres. 8. Car. 30% 30% 30 30%
Reading. 45 4555' 44% 45%
Rep. Steel. 8 81 2;? 2124s
1.. =52 ‘ Rock island. 23 7,1. 24 A A.
- ' ' ,_ _’—' "‘-— South. Pac._ 51 511‘ 50% 50%
‘ Sou. By, 00.. 22% 22% 22% 22%
THE eon. Ry. Co. pf. am am am we
Tenn. C. l l.. 40% 41%, 40% 40%
Texas Pac.. 24% 25% 24% 21%
.CHJCAGO, Union Pac.. 89% 89% 89 89
Union Poe. pf.. 937.11 94 93"{I 91
TYPEWRlTER U. 8. Leather. 7 m m
U, 8 heath. pf 78% - 79% [78% 78%
5 00 U. 8. Steel. 11% me Mm 1195
§ 6 U..s. Steel., 61% 41% 10% 61%
Womb. 19% 19% II 19% 19%-
‘~ . Wabash. pf. 3813.39? 9815
.1 o . ’ win. Cent, 18% I. 1th mt.
’ CUMMINOI AND GOVE OIIHIP.
. Sf‘f’flflfl'. Now what do you ill of that!
g}. ‘ I 1 I ‘ , Rom. cmfimhg Igeiblta’mio‘rcd says
‘3 ""' . .ki. ~‘ ' ' he dec no a cent non»
' ’6 50¢”! w ‘ 4’ W.” My " . inade- for Connor it was olered
- courts mm“. NORWALK." . . Ito him While he It not plainly
‘Charle. F.1‘hayer of Norwich, for the
Privlh . ' Prlvlh Wino“ ones. "BIII." says Mr. Cummings “i
T010191“! 32‘- :- Eo DIE, , “New. an in t 1‘ or the Mount who can ‘
' ' . . ~ ~. '- ' _ , .1: :2 let the out votes.” There is a auspi-
": MR3 . - {I we. 1 . ' waver, that an. Cumulus-
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Moderate Income ‘
us vs SMALL nanom- m9
FAILURE 1'0 nuns may! Mil-L;
any can rumolv 1011th If"!
sLocu smurcsorflts €th n‘i‘ .
souaurulr A can WWW-":1: 1‘:
011023 or on: 11er run '
mans-n av cusrou TAIL
ran WORK mnrsLLs mu;
m: 31:th sLocrr srfliisitb ‘
or QUALITY.
We so" than Smart Cloth”
and can show to you an elaborate ‘
assortment of Spring and Sum- '
mar Styles in all manner of nail _,
terns. wuvu and (rubrics. Intel. 3 .
tho but workmanship andmoulda. .4, .
ad Into olun- our and graceful '
lines by u export tailors u can
be found In this country. '
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pound. .-. ..
TEAS—All today-15c pound. .. _ I”, .. .
Our Best Butter can't be beat at, .. ............. . ...... t...I... .2klb.
New Laid Eggs. .. 23G don.
17 NORTH mm ‘srns'tr. .I'ouruI traumas:
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OFtTHE CITY.
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wutport. amslc
ctr-capo” Bay 1100 99.9;
Chesapdlks lay Buck: MRI
Ro'ckport Steak God.
Flntfflh,
Firinan Hamil”, ' -‘
Eastern ,Vlhi'tq Halibutah'. ' :3
ca' . to has it. salami _
not 31m»? and «1°31...- , "‘9: ~
wear END oi! wAsmu’orbN “near-slug?
WHO 1233:)“
I”, 5.03 BOSE CONSEQUW 4
oo vou REALIZE the serious Consequences or mama; ny's‘v
Stral n1
Priceless beyond all other possessions is the sye'sight‘, as: it do.
serves your highest consideration.
oouvr TRIPLE WITH voua IVES! :xAMluArIou cast, its 1', -
1 _ rscr FITTING oUAnANTnns’ ‘ ‘
O. B. JACKSO
VOPTICIAN.
5° w... mo.—
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is far more likely. to‘he the adult wcr non'r gin-asst tMfi-flh
little fellow whose eyes are not given 1 finely “11.qu ..
the naturally defective eye ‘of youth a nd you are
nutter life. Abuse the “masters eye and it will It
a few months only. 1111:“ b lifetisn
tynefchildml a nullity j i
nomaaomnrmm.
nmlummmmz ‘
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am Teas and 001108, trial
COFFEE—Best M. tJn 32c 11).. M. E J. Blend. 25¢ 111.: Good Goff". 199’ I"
2. a»;
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 011..
9_PECIAL sea «moan»: . this
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