W
Low Prices
New Easter Goods
Vern big; ‘Tltlnas
um -
Allheul’el-BUBCD: on draught or hot-
tled at the Victoria Clio.
Err-Councilman William F.
(trove street. in Ili.‘
Hoyt, of
'l‘. W. llennessey. oi the Norwalk
straw WUI'IIH. left town today. for It
Week's visit with friends in Philadel-
phiu.
"Latest styles and largest variety
of ntercerlzed waiatings'SSc yIl., up-
ward. M. S. Smith & Co.
‘ Arr entertainment will be held iii the
Silvermine Chapel. next Tuesday even-
lug. Miller's Symphony orchestra will
participate.
\‘I-ry dressy top coals at Rogers til
Stevens.“ These coats are ot’the ii. :5.
At M. make. and are so fauhlorietl that
they are sure to please.
News of import to every woman who
wants a hat to.put right on, and Willllh
to save money. appears in How-land's
rid. today. Road it. .
but a hllUl‘i 'time remains III which
to secure your tread» in high grade
.house furnishings at Stttrtevani's. Note.
a few of the sacrifice prices which up
pear iii the ad. _
Now in a splendid time It‘) select
mattings, The large assortment or
Japanese maitinga at itead‘ s is most
interesting. See what the ad. has to
say about thetli. -
A delegation of the members of
(‘atholtc l'nluri Council. Knights ot
t'ulunrbtrs. of Norwalk. will go to Port
t‘htslel'. toruorrow afternou. anti wit~
tress the conferring oi the second and
third degrees.
“Boys" caps, buys' caps. O'Bt‘ieirs'.
WI-stport fishermen are hauling In
it bushel of smell» at each enst oi
their nets and feel that after all them
is something worth living for. even If it
does not entail-Va residence in West-
port.——Ridgctleid Press.
South Norwaik is utter a lace tnntru
factoring l'Olltl‘lIl with good prospetta
of getting it though then will be no
more hire on th- pettlconts oi the
shop girls. it it comes. than tiIIr-t l‘.I
now.~-..Idgetield Press.
'—.\nfv’llllllg you may want in ruffled
citrtaitis 59c pair upward. M. S. Smith
to Co. .
Samuel Hamilton. formerly bartend-
er at Norwalk ilotel. Norwalk, hat-I tak-
en the position as bartender at Hotel
Clifford. succeeding Dan Donovan, who
has resigned. Mr. Hamilton would be
pleased to see his many friends.
Today marks the. anniversary oi the
surrender of Robert it}. Lee to General
L'. Grant and in accordance wltl.
its usual custom Douglas Fowler Post.
(i. A. R.. will have an entertainment in
Grand Array Hall. Sorrtlt Main street
The members oi Arion Singing So
clcty are anticipating with much plea
sure the annual private masque ball
of the society. to be held Monday even
ing. in the hall in Madison street. Ad
mission will be by invitation only.
The Endeavor (‘ll‘tfle‘ of King's
Daughters of the South- Norwnlk (‘on-
gregailonal Church wlil meet with
Mrs George A. Whelple'y, 2i Falrfleld
avenue. Thursday. at 3 ucIOIk. Sub-
ject. "Build" Members should bring
thimbles
i. H. Decker. the \Vashtngtori slice:
painter and decorator lit mini has)
just now. He has men repainting the
residences Oi Captain Peter Decker and
Mrs. John Morton a. force of men re
paperlng buildings at r‘iteh' II Soldiers
Home. Noroton besides several other
jobs.
The excavation for the cellar for
Herman Quittners’ new block in Mon—
roe street. will be completed Monday
it the weather continues tavorable.
Contractors McMahon Brothers are
taking a large amount of line building
sand from the cellar. and screening it.
and will have nt‘ore than enough tor
use in the entire bulldlnxt. I
THE CHRISTIAN churches atCon-
atantlnoplo. Turkey. and Yokohama, JI-
pan. have long used the Longman &
lat-tines Points for painting their char.
choc .
Liberal contrlbutims of I. t M.
Point will be given tor such purpose
wherever a church I. located.
‘ F. M. Sconeld. Harris Springs. 8. C.
writes:
L l M. twang
ed since; - “
‘t
paintedn‘ D
W
“I painted our homecteld with /
t ILNSIWH
no
business.
A number of Norwalit young men at}
winded II dance in platinum inst I-I I-II-
lnl- l
Mrs t‘ harleii F. Johnson. of Not walk
in the guerll t‘ur II week of relativeit in
New liar/ca. I
A regular routine hunting of (iphir '
t'lraptrr. II. II‘. was ht to bird I-II-II- ‘
lug, ilI Masonic hlIItll. l
The bursa Frederic-II- Mcoweu IlltI .I.
. I‘IIIItlllxl‘l‘Vt‘d in the harbor tblsi
ilirIIrIIIIII: w ItIIgoI-a of tout. I
.\ new gasoline motor is lull”; lII-
stalled In the iIEKIyII lalmch Nylked.
wlIiIii It III I‘-'.xpttteil will IIIIikI‘ Ill‘l
quite speedy. ‘
IIt‘l'Ill‘I'I Johnson. of Norwalk. Will
have Monday tor New Haven. where
he bait secured a position III an etc-I:-
tric power house.
The monthly Illtlt‘illlg oi lIlt' directors
of the. Norwailt "capital will he held
’l‘IIeIIIlIIy evening at 3 o'clock. III the
Norwalk t‘lttb rooms. .
Mrs. thruiamhton Lawreneo and
Mrs. lawrcuce. of it West. avenue.
Norwiut. will spend Sunday with rela-
llv’eil Ill UI‘IIIKOWI'I.
low. it. I). (inrpentflr will exchange
.pulpltu tomorrow morning with Rev.
Elinor it). l.uuit of Bridgeport. He
will tlttllI‘V ltII- ptllplt of his own
church in the e-.IInliIII
Matthias. orl cloths. window
shades. itr great quantities at the low-
I-st prices. M. S. Smith & Cu.
(‘oiuiIt-I IiilbI-rt l.. FIII'II paid iiIt
Stamford Iii-tail oi the rogimI-Iitai ilos
pitIII (‘ot'ps an uuolliclal \Iail. \VIIlIII-s
Iiny evening. and watched the III-ail
drill and practice blanket-roll, prI-pnI-II
tory to inspection. (‘olonI-l h‘iicli paid
Company l~‘. ol' Noi'watk. an utmttlcial
visit. Tuesday evening. and made an
inspection III the company.
(‘oIInI-ctit ut rebels against being call
ed the "Nutriieg state." btit no do a
good many people rebel against the ab
(1‘
all until.
Hlll‘tl Itud oiteii vulgar caricature which
passes for lYItcle Sam in thi- cartoon-
ist's. art. erI-u l'ucic Sam takes tilt at
new aspect and looks like a gentleman
in the manic pttpcis (‘onuI-Itlttit will
tt‘liRt it. In assotinietl with wooIlI- l but
megs .., Spt ittgilt id Republican
»--t‘ Illtlv't‘lla. the. pound. iiayca'.‘
'i‘lre Ittiborate liaisiel' murmur of tho
li‘irsi-llaptisi Church. of Nurwalk. will
Ilt' repeated Sunday. with Miss it‘lor-
Int-Ia llaltiwiu at the organ. The choir
consists of: Sopranos. Miss llartrrtnr
the Mix». -.I I“l‘lll|kt‘: altos. Miss Walsh
Mrs. Quirttard; tcuurs. lrvltrp.‘ llot'tun
I“|'lilll( Ferris: bruises. .i ltN Even
dctr. .\lr. ’I‘yrcll; assisted ly Alias lCila
llyxbeI. soprano. and Mrs. l). (:oIIiIi.
Illi'eI'tl‘css.
-- .\'I \. arrival oi hosiery. gloves illltl
corsets ot I-vI-i'y sort truth the cheapest
to the Ilt'nl. .opcued today. .\I. S. Smith
& (‘0.
E. l". Auriahie. .\l. .l. t‘orruotly.
Illakc. W. ll. \Viaricr. llosiou; W.
.\lct‘orIl and wric. tircI-IIWIch: l“.
('Iitlk.~t)ll. liI-lltI-l: 1.. 'l‘. Saunders. ti,
5.. lfltzslinttiriri. W. ll. ('rartc. ti. ll.
Newton. Miss Newton. New York; t‘.
llunti). Philadelphia; il. l. McIIev
Ilai'wttotd Smith. Stamford; W
I. FIIIIIIIIKJ Waterburv: .\l. l‘IIItlII-
WorIestII. Mans. were guests ycstrr
day at the liotIi t‘ lll't'pttl
l‘lrI- Port Chester branch school II!
Edwin 5. Jeffrey. llliltilt'l' oi dancing
with lieathunrtI-rtht linii llrothvny
New York. will givi- a reception in in-
mg liali. Port Chester. Thursday eve
iiirrg April 2”. The periodical rect-p
lions by Prof. Jeffrey's Port Chester
class. are always pleasurable and at
traciivc in Norwalk young people
Many cards have been received here
Ntll’WlliII will be well represented at
the aflair.
~- -liispla.v ol‘ lllIIIIllt|\ Saturday and
\iontlay, April 9th and lltlr. Mix .‘Il-
It'lllllulltii 31 south Milli] St. South
NIII“.\\uik
(.Iurettce ticrrrintiettl. of South Nor
walk. who was given It permit, by the
Warden. with the sanction of No or
three BurgesuI-s to place a lttnclr wagon
on the square on Main street. placed
the wagon there on Monday. It was.
an unsightly thing. and look up so
nrtich space near the watering limit
that the Borough ltoard at the regular
meeting Tuesday \trtetl IIIIII'II could
not remain upon the borough streets in
the daytime. it will soon be remov‘
ed.- New Canaan Messenger. _
—‘_
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
come: from the \III niah in Devoe.’ n Var
Irish Floor Paint: coats. Itcnta more a
quart though. Sold by Comatock. Wat-
kins & Dow and E. E. Gorham.
>_,_>___ > f!
3 SHEETS OF MUSIC FOR 250.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
——‘_
Navajo, Ottawa. My Pretty Moun-
tain Queen. Parsllal. Polly Prim, The
Time to Love Susan Van Doozen.
Good Syd Eliza Jane. and 100 otherS.
A few more 10c plckagn of music
left.
i". .\I
ii.
.\i
_.—.
COLEMAN’S'
to Nut-tit Nata Street. South Nor-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spauldlng'o Scuba"
and Sprint. Good
p “at.
accuM-EABOLUTE
Our Brut Banana»: albumen,” Money Book.
Very Dress y
I
beat.
t-iIt -
You Iiiay pity ll swell tailor $50 or more tor a top rout.
Tap Coats
lop coats lltlHNt‘MI the power to make It than look
i. S. It I\I.‘
TIIIW are'tto fllhlulictl that they gii'c illl'I‘
witie‘ahouidel'fl, mug-Hettitig collars. long close lying ltIIN'l-.
~nnIl they are correct to the lad III-tall.
liillll ii ;-.IIoIl
Hill
and
better fit or no better coat tiintt you may chomtc her.- at
$15 to $20.
Not all top coats are short;
and Oxford at the same prices.
Ottr rainconta are all-round rflIIl-tll'-‘IIIIIH' garments.
.8; M. ('IOIIII" is in them
.5“ III
We‘re really with everything in spring \vcttrs for
g and ill of it.
everything but ‘Ill‘OI‘il.
RogersStStevens
SOU
we have medium lctwll tIIlI'S. irt black
The
81:3 to 33.":
man and
Successors to Comslook Bras.
TH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
moire»-
distinctive
his
boxy
get ho
ho}—
OurincrI-nsitilt business proves we
guaranteed"
:it'e lZi'lIlllL’.
aird "iIIIr
ItI'I.It‘I' III-hittiIIIt-Il. "Quality
dealing" tire bringing results. bttt “'I‘ want to do bet
ter‘. We guarantee quality by taking it away if not
as represented.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
This applies to everything we handle
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are' neai‘wjtist as far
as the nearest letter box
or telephone.
——
ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS.
OPERATORS OF 43 STORES.
“it "
LargestRetail Piano Dealers
in the United States.
Busineu built entirely upon the merits of an EXCELLENT LINE
OF INSTRUMENTS and iatr treatment of Elclt customer.
We always have BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND INSTRUMENTS.
if auch would interest you.
able
I“
The advantage; in trading with a branch of an enormous con:
cern ouch ac ourc._l| recognized by all the careful buyers.
EASY TERMS IF PREFERRED.
Plan“ rented, tuned repaired, moved. boxed and chipped at reason.
pricu.
TEL. 10“.
Prlvoto
Telaphono 221.
f " ot‘mt.
acorn aofiw’ALx. ~
5. E.
Broker;
DIBBLE,
' THE
CHICAG
$855.00
Stallonor.
‘NOIIWALK.
Navlland Block. 96 Washington Slml.
' South llama". Conn.
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TYPEWRITER
WM. P.- BEERS,
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STOCKS. CONDO. ORMI AND COTTON DOUGH? OR SOLD ON OOH-
MIIOION EITHER FOR CASH OR OR A MODERATE MAROIN.
"(
IMOR OFFICES.”
Private ero IIIII
Stock Ticker.
. o
KODQL DYSPEPSM
CURE.
.Enry barrio guaran-
lud or money refund-
0d.
'I‘itttzitriututttiitlttu
Tire Prescription Store.
All can pllo the door.
Night Calla Amer-co.
Toluphono Odil, 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\I'.\l.l. s l ltl-Jh’l‘ . ltl:l0 II. LIL—Open-
ing Ill‘It'i'tI of stocks today showed IInItIll
fractional recessions from laid night’s
level. Metropolitan Street Railway
and ilruoklyir Transit rose slightly.
The volume of dealings was very light.
WALL S'l‘itlrlifi't‘. II It. IiI.»-llttt lit-
tle impression was made on prices by
the early selling. and ii rally brought
prices Illtt'li to ya atI-rtiriy‘s closing level.
The purchase of a block of 9.500 share»
or .-\maigariiutI-Il copper checked the
decline in that stock. Metropolitan ad-
vaIIcId about two.
WAI. I. hi‘ltli‘lfi'l‘. t‘ lose. —- l’iit es liar
,detII-Il and lie -lIi IuoIrII-uttuily “fill the
bank statenrt iIt appeared and their war
\I-red. III-Itiitrgs w-tre tltill. and the
whole quvI-Irient vIry narrow. Allan»
tic t'tHit-‘I Il'll' rose 2! Ililll. hictropolltoti
Street Railway advanced to MT. The
whole list rallied attain. Brooklyn 'i‘ran-
sit gaining Ilq mid Metropolitan Secur-
itles ii“... The closing was more ac~
tit'.- and strong at small iret gains.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples It thildschinidt. Commission
ilrolters. Swnrtz & Corbett liiock.
South Norwalk. Telephone lI’I‘J.
Open. High. Low. l:.'lti
Atrial. (‘op.. I'Il 3;. ill “I. 13!; I'll-VII
Am. ice, 7'; 71,4 7"; 7”.
Am. Itt‘. pi.. 2K 2x as 331
.-\nt. Smelt. 4x7. 457. tail. till.
l\lil. Sugar. lltiii. Ll? ltd-1,. 11:?
A '1‘. It'- rt. l~‘e. 731. 7th.. 7::3. 7H,.
A T It S Re pi.. til ill at at
llalto. «- t)lrlo. row. till... sir-1.. till...
it kLi‘ll. it. 'r.. H“. on. lit. at...
Plies. A" Ohio. 21:57.. 3:: 'i'.‘ It 33
HI. (it Wes!" i7‘,’. 17‘ II liil.‘ l'I'
(Yol. l“. & I,. 313‘ 33- I. ZIHI it'll»;
t‘::u. (tats, till 201 J'lltllo; 200?.
mile. 20‘. 2th}. 36% 204‘.
I .(‘entraL 1301.9 1:!qu 11:01.4, 130$4
Lou it: Nash. 1091.. that»; loll luau:
Manhattan. 142%; Hui. ”3‘2. 143';
Met. St. li.\'.. lil‘é ll? lll'~; ll'I'
Alex. Central, 07... it! p... i0
Mo Pacific, 03%. Eli‘. 93-: 9-H;
N. Y (.‘I-iitrai. it? 117‘. ltd. llilq
Ncri A: West, 531.; 59 CIVIL. 5a
out. It \\'cst.. :13. 2H. 3H: 2H;
I't'llll. It, It. lih’s’. llfili. list: 1191.
l'eo this. not»; :II'II'I.’ Still}: gin-y.
Reading. 44% 45 till, 447;
Rock island. ‘24 ‘24 23‘s.; 2-1
South . i'ac.. {III 60" III- a at)“
Sou. Ry. t"o. 2;“; 2:21." 212‘“ 22‘;
Son. lty. ('0. pl. 250‘... h: III. 3:qu 851,4.
Tenn. (‘ a 1.. 39-h Ira-II met. any.
Texan I’ac.. 243-; 2th 2t“. 2%
Union PRO, 87% 87% 86% T1,?
t'uiou l‘ac. pi’.. 92‘; 92V. 92 92
II S. Leather. 7 ’I' ‘i' "
l‘ S Rubber 137;. 137$. 137;. 137$
l' .3. Steel HM ll'III 111,4; HM.
S Steel pi.. mu. tilt. Oil" tilt;
Wabash. pl.. 38 3814 377... 33
BANK STATEMENT. .
Reserves. III-c. $4,6t38.I‘I.'Itl
lies. II. S tll'c.. 4.835.150
Loans. itic.. 15.823300
Specie. (lee. 788.700
Legal Tondor,.dec.. 314.100
Deposltrt. inc.. “1.143.400
Circulation. Iiecu l."'.'I'I. 200
RUSSIAN EA8_TER FEASTS.
Big Ceremonie- A_rrlnged .to Take
Place After Midnight. Tonight.
ST. PETERSBURG'. April 9.—-(‘Ireiit
preparations are making forethc big
Easter feasts alter irIldnl lIt tonight.
This morning at -l o'clock n all the or-
thodox churches occurred the ceremony
of the burial of Christ. Preceded by
the clergy bearing lanterns and silver
carried on their shoulders the bishops
and deacon: passed around the outside
of the churches. followed by a long pro-
cession. after which the. crosses were
borne inside and were deposited in the
sepulehrca. or holiest of holies.
During the day there were no aer-
vlces in the churches. Nevertheless
they were constantly titled with peOpIe.
many of them prostratctl in prayer.
All the papers express a desire that
ertitie be not broken by the booming
of guns at Port Arthur. The Listok
says: “Let us hope that the God of
peace will soften the hearts of our foes
at least on Easter morning."
IfioIEATENEO PRES. GREENE.
‘ Two Revolvers Found In Pockets of
Maohlnlat J. W. Goodman.
NEW YORK. April 9.-Jamea W.
Greene. president
solidatcd Copper Company.
Goodman. 'Jm arraigned in police
court. Mr. Greene testified“. that Good-
man In in '
house todly. and‘T‘hnth Goodman “"1318
up to him and said: "You're the run
I‘m laying “tor Now l'nt going to kill
bed unlaat ainr eh. telt 'a revol-
\el‘ iii; the man Ir
Mr. Greene said Omit-la follo'otl
hint to his olllce and was there arrest-
'5 :2: f“ ‘1‘.“"3. fl“. 6?“!
“Aoobrdl In trio. Wm Mot-
rer- were maid in Godgrnan‘a poetr-
r ARRIVALS or v
crust-res. representing Crucifixion and .
the sound of the church bells at Easel
Mr. emu dd “It MEIR.“ .
crib. I
. . 3" ~ '
v- '
OF QUALITY.
'gl'YoEltlliMon or a j .
Moderate Income
rm w: strut. rtusou jrlnt
rIIILulII; ro nuts: wmr alo- I” ‘
mrr urn mutton watrvsrn'lg- ‘
BLOC” SMART acorns cunt
aouaur In It cosr wurclr RE
DUCES av our-mu rmrr n2. «3 .
HANDED av CUSTOM rauou'sr ‘, ' "
ran WORK rmrruts martin ' :
THE smrv atocrr STANDARD “”5."
We so" than Smart Cloth”
. and can show to you an elaborate
assortment of Spring and Sum-j
mar Style: In all manner a! par-
ntarns. mam and "brim!!! or
‘ ‘ thoburworkmansbrpandmould-
ad Into olun- our and graceful .
lines by as expert taller: u can , _'
be found mum country. " '. " I If“
SELLEGK 8e PRICE -.
I Clothiers and Fum'uhcrc.
98 Washington Street. South N‘orwaiit.“ .
"s- mitt-I. .;
READ;
Sample. given.
them.
SATURDAY,
EGGS, fresh, 23c DOZ.
SPINACH.
“ZEST” is but. a malted wheat iood.15c PKG. . I
BENDORF' S COCOA is best because very pure and strong. 30: AND Sgt:
POWDERED CHOCOLATE at half price of Cocoa. 25c Lb
New mm tot ox HEART CHOCOLATES. toe to.
EGG CANDY, come and see. ‘lc,3c and 5c. .. . :' - .
PIN HEAD OATMEAL for little Chickl. ' ' ‘
RICE. good Carolina. nice and all right So LB.; 5 LBS. FOR 25¢.
BUTTER—Shall have some nice Butter at Ipeclal prtcc of 24: LB. ON
ORANGES. large and Inc. (r50 size). 28c ooz » .. -.
Try it.'
I.
Fine ll (attic; Try
0'
it ._'
Lorenzo Dibble
PERLATIVE BAKING POWDER.
BEST BUTTER 23: LB.’ ‘
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
For Saturday
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO TR Y OUR BEST COFFEE.
WITH EVERY POUND WE WILL GIVE AWAY i/z LB. BOX 0F OU-
{If
‘C
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER .00.. . _
some 1793qu
L—m '
Ho Seas am
nerves your highest consideration.
‘8. WALL STREET,
"TN! CHILD WITH DIAMQ‘
Goodman. . machinist. "I; may] In for more likely to be the adult WITHOUT ginni-
here man charged with making I‘llttie follow whose eyes are not. given timely Ind proper
threats against the life. of wuiIuII c. the nltunlly detective ere ot youth and you an repaid
of the Green Oon- in alter lite. Abuse the Immature eye and it will “conduit:f
When a few months only, but for a lifetime
The Eycaot Children a Specialty} . .‘
HOMER D. N0
am 0 W“
(Snow
' 0
TM like i
It . wear END or WASHINGTON crnEET carnal. . l... . I _
shaver: REALIZE the serious Consequence: of Citation
Priceless beyond all other possessions in the eyesight In‘ It' 60-. I
DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR IVES! EXAMINATION Fall. 18' ..
FEGT FITTING GUARANTEED. '
0. B. JACKSON
. OPTIOIAN.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CIT-Y.
curarLL'S“
'V‘" flu I
Bridg’o Fish Moflti‘
SPECIAL Eon "ring". 3 -'
Wontport Smelt. ' '1‘”.
Chmpnhc Bay Roe S'ttatl‘ “all. .
Chesapeake My Book Shad, 100 lb;
Rockport Steak Cod. moth;
Hamil». . 3. .6 III.'
Human Noodles. ' ‘ 1!. I
Enter" White Hattbut.1h»l;tb.
Carp, tripe, moduli. other with?“ ' . ‘
flab. onto“ and ctlmo‘. . - '
Grout IIuII Fish, Saturdayw .
A’l‘l
who sits 15:59." '
contouring.»
1" 1.”.
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Norwalk Chronicler