Low Prices
New Easter Goods
Veru Latest Things
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LANE’S I
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51 Washington St.
'Society will be held with the South
rOOiII NBIIISNIIIBS.
Mandolin. violin. guitar and
strings at Coleman's.
The sewing circle of the South Nor-
wnlk Baptist (‘hurclr wtli meet ’i‘ucs-
day at. 2 p. In.
Olrr llrothers' Lodge, 1. 0. 0. li‘., of
Norwalk. will meet this evening. Hi
the lodge rooms. in Wall street.
Ncliord J. Piatrrer. of the firm ot‘
Plaiuer & Bradley. the (‘liftord drug-
glsts, is seriously ill at his home in
South Main street,
Air entertainment will be held in tlie
Silvermiriu Chapel Tuesday evening.
Miller‘s Symphony Orchestra will reti-
der several selections.
Mrs. George W. Neluon. of Park irvc-
riite, Waterbury, has returned to her
home after a viuil with her niece
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick of Day striec
The Rev. James H. O'Donnell and
.loirii ’I‘, Hayes. of Norwalk. :irc r-.\'-
pected ironic the latter part or this
week from a trip to Savannah, Georgia
banjo
A large number of new troilcy, tclc-
gruph. telephone and electric light
poles combined. have been erected in
South Main street. and wires are now
being placed on them.
The annual meeting of the Nor-walk
(‘lrib will be held this 'evouhrg. ()til-
cers will be elected and the appropria-
tions made for the maintenance or the
club for the coming year.
The Corrrurercial Record gives the
r: at estate summary “for Norwtrlk last
week as lit-ring t'oirrteeri sales. with
mortgages of ti: ~'.‘7ll For the tlrsl
truck in April last year, there were si\
sales. and mortgages of 34. 900. .
itev. Patti Moore Slrnycr, of Rotircs-
itr. N, Y., wiro comes to South Nor.
walk tonight. to attend the funeral of
the late .Iohu ll. lt‘erris. will be the
guest of Eat-Mayor and Mrs. R. it. (lol—
til-ll.
.in open meeting or“ Washington
Lodge. 1. l), (1‘: ’l':,*'of ('rlrrrb'ury, will
be ireld tomorrow eVeniug. it is ex-
pected that tirire will be a number oi'
visrtors. A program ol‘ entertainment
will be a feature and refreshments will
be: served.
Iii place of tile liaskctball games at
the armory lhiiI evalriiig, Company D
will hold a drill. Company I" will driii
tomorrow eVeuing. On Wednesday ev-
ening. there will be im inspection or
both companies. by a United States
Regular Army otllcer.
I" The regular "routing of the Norwiilir
Bird Club will be held this evening.
at the home. of MISS Georgiana Olin»
ton. Lowe street. The subject of the
evening will be “The Sparrow Family.“
A public lecture is under consideration
and will be Voted lrpon by the club.
—~l)lspiay of milliuery Saturday and
Monday. April 9th,,and 11th. Mrs. Al-
tctibraudt, 31 South Main Si., South
Norwnlk.
The. twenty-first annual melting or
the Connecticut branch of the Worn»
rtn's American Baptist Home Mission
Baptist Church, Hartford, April Ill.
1904. Lunch will be served by tho
South Hartford indies.
The delegates elected at last week‘s
primaries of the First and Third Dis-
trict Demoorats will meet in cony'en-
tion Thursday evening. of this week
at the Town Assembly Hall building.
Wall Itreet, and elect d‘elegalrs to the
state. convlntlori to be held at llart-
lord. ,. .
The Couriettlcut Farmer of New Ha-
ven announces that John 0. Sharer:
has been elected treasurer in place of
General Montgomery. and also business
manager General Montgomery still
remains as presidentv New directors
are John 0. Shares and Albert 11.13M-
clay. .
The dates; for Plairwllle camp meet
ing this your are: Rally day Wed
holiday. June 8; the Chautaugua as-
sembly -wiil commenre‘on July 13 and
close July 27; Grand Army day will
be July 28; comp meeting will com
mence on Friday, July :9. and close
Monday. August ll.
40611 am. noun has made a hit;
ask your grocer for it. Only 1°C.
in conversation ’wi at Greenwich
News roproshttti hurodny.‘ Presi-
dont Charles Singerlvmo New York and
Stamlord Railway Cotnpriny and Groom
vrlch Tranrwa‘yi Company. said that the
company would not build any exten—
sion: to its Moment system thin year. .
but try to gét back some or the money
expended tut year.
There viii a habit! littering It the
home of Victorw “Simon. 41 West
Broad meet; Fritr'ay' night.
when about forty-Ive bf h-is young
friends gm him n'nmhynble surprise;l
We were friends
Chester South Walk I! Donlmfl.
mar new: unit.-
v
MIG
Mthoml’ort-
, THE
l‘red Mayo. of New llavou. was the
client of Hugh lirirklri. ot Hatrlord
l'iltcc, yeiderilrty.
A sale of 'l‘uilcnrrll lroaicry In‘ an
normced in tho Boston Store's ad. to-
day. Read It.
The ottr‘r'ing at the Norwalk Congre-
gational Church. yesterday, was rIeVoI-
ed to the Amcrir-an Missionary Asso-
t‘iillil)",
"Joseph limit, or llariluiry, wait a \‘Is-
Itor In town and III ltluat Nurwalk yes-
terday. lie was uccoriiprrliied by Wil-
linru Kl'llil)’. oi' Heiiiel.
-lted Men's dance. Locltwoorl'ia liiill.
Friday availing. Tlcketu. i'tti ctir.
Mrs. George 9‘. F'oote and son llari-
lord, who have been spending the win-
tcr Iri I'hiytorra, Filll'itlll, arrived In
Mouth Noru'rilk, yeateriiuy.
'lir i'licrt li, .Iohtir-ioir, of Norwriik, left
last evcrrlrtit. for New liercn, where to-
drry be Iii-gall the duties of a new posi-
tion Iir arr r-Ici-tricrrl power house.
All». iii‘h‘h‘it' M. Stanley. 01 Norwrilk
will attend a musical, to be glycri liils
eVeniug. by the Musical (‘irrb. or
Bl'itth-llrll‘l, tho North Church, in
that city.
When you want anything In the gro-
cery litre. you will do well to give the
New York Grocery Company a trial.
See what they offer ill today's ad for
this week.
.\li.~.. (terrific I). Koch-r. who broki-
ill 1' “Hit ruculiy. is geililir. along as
\chl ll.‘~ could be expected, at lllr- Ironic
ol'irci' tiiiIIKillll', Mrs, W. lv‘. lli'yarir, lil
Eiili :ytret-t.
'r‘ric
lit
rct-ror of St. Paul's leisr-opul
(“hurt-ii, Iir lioclreulcr. lius deriicd.tlrc
sirrteirieiir or HIV, l'uul Moore Slrayer‘
riiirl Uiilt rs. regarding the prevalence or
vice Iii llr-clIi-ster.
.\ regular mectlrrg of the llllricndcr‘s‘
I‘rrloir was ill'ili yesterday. III which
the hunt preparations wire made for
llieir riiriiunl l‘l'lt'N'l. and hill]. which
i.» in be Ircld llll Friday ctr 1.11m, 'ur
Arioir liuii.
Mrs. I‘.ithririrrc l-‘isltc. the \vr-lI-Iriiown
singer. i5 tiri- guru-d ot' (‘orrrrcilriiari and
Mrs. William M Brits. of Springwoood
mum, .\'«ll\‘ .iII-.. Mix lislrc has jurt
In"rillilllti li.tii a wry slil'ct‘rls'illi tour
through ihl South.
,'l‘hr t-‘iiirlrer Lights Society or rhi-
South Norwaik Baptist Church has ar-
ranged .r very interesting meeting for
tonight at it o'clqrick. Ari illustrated
lecture on (‘hlnrt will be girl-Ii with till
ilire l'it‘WH, from the atermpilroxi. All
:ll‘r- cordially invited to atlcrrri.
A dog chimed it cut him it catch Irii-
Hill in front oi“ W. l‘. Harrr‘s store itr
Wlili Street, this morning. .\ crowd
«lull Kiliilr red, and suggestions for the
rem-rit- ol' the iriirrr Were marry. Fin-
:iIIy Striiiuirlc tool. the I'U\'l‘i' i't'oui ilrc
ililr‘ili. illilii«‘ a Inuit reach and hauled
lb.- rrirrddy cut our.
.ioliri \\'irll:icc, of Hartford. l'llllll to
this city yi-srrrdriy, with u illlilir'
iltllllil iii Iii< purlrct. Hr ciirpliid the
blame lirtu lliillil‘ II and ()iiill‘i "lrrtiiili
emptied iiiltl into n ~tc -rl, “this morti-
Ill}: before Judge ‘l'zrylor, Wallace i-rrrp»
:ied $5 iir ten cerrt pIecr-u into the town
ii'rzisrrry,’ui'ter which lie was allowed
to llt‘pul'l. lie win. vcry rrpcritriiii.
Marry persons have lost their lives
and property by keeping llrcir‘ urorrcy
dliti vulutililrs stored ,iii a trunk. iirrl'
slurs are always looking for peoplr
who keep money about the house. Why
take this risk when you can “cure r.
.cii'e deposit box at It small cost. or
open all account and l't‘t‘t'iyt‘ tour pi»:
ciut. interest at tirc-Sorrtir Norwrillt
Trust Company.
A number of actors and actresses
members of the Two Orphans (tour-
puriy. now playing in New York. told
of the most trying experiences in their
careers. in yesterday‘s New York
’I‘iirc<. Miss ("Iiira Biarrdick told about
a strenuous pertormunce given
South Norwalk Sin: was playing in
"'l‘iir l‘ariytown Widow 'and iii riddi-
ton to all of the members oi‘ the com-
pany being ill the dressing rooms
Were flooded. .\ temporary die.;.~.ilir:
room was arranged on the stage.
——lted Men‘s dance. Lockwood's Ilall
Friday‘cveniug. 'I'ickets. :‘iti cls.
ll. Sten r. .\I. Varrden Weglie, W. ’l‘.
Fanner. (‘. W. Park. 'l‘. J. Cit-bran, New
York; G. G. Goodrich. B. lterin, Syru-
cus: .l. McDonald, New Hilton; .1. L‘.
Hallowcll. Partition. N. J.; 1'". M.
Blake, .l. Lorrce. litistoii; ll. '1‘. Mc-
Gee. llaritord; J'.‘ McMahon, ii. 1), Mo
Kenzie. Passnlc, N. J.: w. w. Barnes.
Philadelphia. W. V Garner and wile.
G. G. Gouldeu and wife Bridgeport; E.
A. Braves} Port Washington: 1“. G.
Acker. Danbury: G. .I Rh hardson.
Richmond. Va.. were guests yesterday
at the Hotel'Cliiforrl.
Mandolin Violin,
Gillian and Banro
Sludge .
.:.@LEMAN’S
'° W Mill 55:601. 00m Nomi-tit.
Aim for A. o. Ipiuldlnn‘n hub-ii
trill IMny Gouda.
DON'T KEEP MMEV
0i- vmblon in your trunk.
AM Dupe.“ Ion at M [in year
in the VIM! of
supra no angry mun?
e
Our anal Guaranteed Sallsfaoflonlor MOM? Book.
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Very Dress y
Tap Goa ts
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II, S. & “it. top cortls possetur tirq porter to make a man took hilt
pond figure--
in”
best. 'Iiit‘) nic so fashioned that they give :lli.\ mnu :r
wide shoulders, illlllg-Hl'llilig collars, long ciosu trim; Inputs. boxy
('1Il"'*l|llti they are correct to the last detail.
Volt may pay a swell tuiior still or more i‘or'a ilill t-lldl. and get no
better lit or no better coat than you may choose here at
$15 to $20.
Not all top coats are short; “'l‘ have medium Icrtglll ones. In black
and Oxford at the same prioeti.
llur rairrcoats tirc all-round raIIt-or-siririe gar-incurs The distinctive
swing and ill of “)5 ‘ .& M. clothes is in till-III Slit to 8-5.
We‘re ready with everything In spring \vcrrrs for lllilil and boy—v
everything but shoes.
RogersSr Stevens
Successors to Comslook am
sourrr NORWALK. TELCALL, 32.2.
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Ourlucreauiug luminous proves we are ucltirig
better acquaint-rt. "Quality guaranteed" and “lair
llculltir." are bringing results, but we want to do ill'l
Icr'. We guarantee quality by taking Il awn) il"riu|
This applies to ctcryliiirig we handle.
as represented.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MIANUEL T. HATCH.
We are ricur- dust as tar
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone,
ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS.
OPERATORS 0F 43' STORES.
a.)
Largest Retail Plano Dealers
in the United States.
Business built entirely upon the _merits of an EXCELLENT LINE
OF INSTRUMENTS and fair treatment of each customer.
We always have BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND INSTRUMENTS,
if such would Interest you.
The advantage. in trading with a branch of an enormous con-
cern such as ours, is recognized bygil the careful buyers.
EASY TERMS IF PREFERRED.
Pianos rented, tuned, repaired, moved. boxed and shipped at realon-
able prrcel. -
TEL. 16!”.
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CHICAGO.
, TYPEWRITER
' WM. P. BEERS,
Slallouor.
isSoulli Maggi . ‘ 49 W11 sum.
. IOU‘I'H WALK. ‘
‘— ‘ . NORWALK. =
S 1:. mm;
mm. Win use
It Tlokor.
Brokbr. ' 'J“ . ~-
PrivIu'
Telephone 221.
' Hullaml Block. 95 Wu'hlnalon Strict.
crook... nouns. errata wan corro‘u mount on scan on obs;
turmoil Elm“ Fol can on. 9",! 2.39am“ gm"; -'
_ proveirrcrit
Try
K ODOI. DYSPEPSM
CURE.
Every bollloauqru.
' load or money rotund-
od. « ‘ ‘
I III I‘III‘I‘IIIIII PHIIIIIIIBI
I‘Iie Prescription Store.
All can put Ill. «3r.
‘ Night Calla Annwororl.
Telephono Call, 1&2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET. I
WALL S’I‘RIEE’I‘, illzltl a. m.——'l‘hc
stock market opened active and a frat:-
tiorr liiglirr all around helped by tile
chcerlul toric oi" the London market.
There were wide openings Ill l'tiiterl
Starters Steel, pld.. llrooklyri Transit and
Atcliiuori on sales of 23.500 to 3.000
shared. the adyriirccs running to it large
lrtictiritr III lllllilt‘ ruin-ks, Metropolitan
Securities ritrd i’uiorr Put-iiic I'm-re rieur~
Iy a point. The dealings Wt re Well-
distributed throughout the list.
WAI I. S’l‘lltldlr'i , ii a. m.—-ltrryiug
for both ricrotriitii caused a further irn~
ill prices. brri Ilie gains;
were limited mostly to fractious.
Prices of the trading stocks averaged
iriilf above Saturday's closing. but were
reduced somewhat before 11 o'clock.
'i‘iic murkct their became drill and tr-
regular.
WALL STREET. riooir.-i\lnrki g up
of the Erica and Reading Irlitirrt it‘lllilll
was used to cover realizing elm-w icrc.
Anaconda rose 2 and Rock lfiillllli. Md.
1%. bill the course of the market gen-
erally was slowly downward. St. Paul.
Southern Pacific. llriltitiiorc & Ohio,
Amalgrinirrred and the [hired Still-vs
Sicci stocku \rire cai'ricd back to last
chk's level. (‘ousolitiutcrl Gan lost
l-‘m. and Metropolitan Street Railway
I'd, lioirrls wurr irregular.
WALL S'I‘lthil‘I'P, l p, m.-v.-\ Stealth-r
iriric developed after the rroorrduy scll
' in but lilr‘l'r| was no decided effort to
lift lit'il‘l-s. Delaware and Hudson
gained 23;. before the buying. ceased.
TODAV'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires 0!
Maples & Iloldschrrrldt. tinniliilasioii
Brokers, Swrrrtz & t‘orbctt Block.
South Norwalk. .'I‘clcpiiotre 153.
'tlpcrr. High. Low. I :iio
Aural. cup. .12 5.21,. 51“.. Oil:
'Alli (‘ k l“ Cu. 20 21' lil‘t lit 35.
”Am (‘ & I“ pf ~ ~—- —— —--
.r\m. lcc. pt'.. 21".. fits-"xv. Bill, 28%
.\1li. Loco. 211/ '_’l V 21 'i. 2i“;
Am. Sugar. 1."; 1273 it I‘ll 1:17
Arrauirida. . 21:11; it‘ll 79‘.“ Ill)
\ 'l‘ hi S. Fe. 7 5 75".. TI“. 75
A.'I‘. & S.I~‘e pf. 94- Flt; 21451.. 9411.. Bill.
Built). 4’: Ohio. 81 'A'; iii 1". hi lg 811,;
It‘lilyn. It. 'l‘.. 46% 4714. Itilb 46194
t‘hcs” & Ohio. 32% 33‘“ 3:! .1354
(‘iii. & N. \V., 171‘»; 1717,. 171% 1717,.
(‘ii. Gt, West. HM 1735. I7 17
(fir M 6i: St. [£145 14:351. 1447.; 14473
l‘ol. I“. & 1.. :13 33%,. 3:1 33
(‘on. Gas. :01 rerun; 199v. 1991,;
Ind. & Hurt. 153% Iii-iii. 153551 1547;.
Eric. 27 27% 207.. 27%
Erie. 1st. pf., drill, lull-1 65%. till
(ierr. Eil‘t’.. 164 1621 iljzi-lq 163‘};
III. Central, 1307.1; 131 130% 1307‘
Lou, 8: Nash. till 110 109%
Manhattan. 14213; 1433/; 113%
Mel. St. lty., 1171.3 1171,." 115%
.\I,K.&T.. 18 18 18
Min Pacific. 9431 95 94%
Nat. Lead. 15%;. lli‘h Iii-‘5’.
N. Y. Central. 117% 118% 11714;
Norf. & West. 591/. MW. 5914
llrit. & West. 21%, 221/; 21%
PM. Mail 28 28 28
Penn. 11.11.. 119% 1197.. 119%
Pet). Gas. 97 97 9674;
Reading. 4515 4574. «15%
Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7% ,
Rock island, 21% 21% 24% 24%
Rub. Goods. 19% 19% 19% 19%,
South. Pac.. 50% 507A. 50% 501/:
Sort. Ry. C0.. 22% 22% 22% 22%
Sort. Ry. Co. pl. 85% 85% 85V; 851/;
Tenn. C. & 1.. 40% . 41 toys 41
Texas Pac.. 2479‘ 25 247/; 25
Union Pac.. 88 88% 87% 88
Union Pnc. pf. 92% 92% 92 92
U. S. Steel. 11% ills 11% 11%
IT. 8. Steel. pf.. 62%: 62% 61% 62
Wabash. 19% 39% 19% 19%
Wabash. pf.. 38% 18% 381/. 38%
West. Un. Tel. 89 89 ' S9 89
Will. Cent. 19 19 ‘ 19 19
'Ex Dividend ’5 per cent.
"Ex Dividend 1% per cent.
HER TILLER ROPE PARTED.
Oyster- Steamer “Commander" Runs
Full Tilt on the Flat- on the East
Side of tho‘HIl‘ol'.
The oyster steamer "Commander"
“looped the loop" while leaving the
harbor at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon.
and landed on the tints across from
Raymond Brothers' dock. The accl-
dent was caused by the 'partlng of tile
starboard tiller rope.
The "Commander" was In charge of
Captain Fred Ellsworth it the time of
the accident. She had that “loaded with
stock and was cleorlng for New York.
When the rope parted the Captain was
unable to steer the boat and She ran at
my?“ high on in mild of the east
annotation-’1‘
Young Mon of ’ . 1
Moderate Income '”
. "nun: in DRESS WITH . ,,.';.l,‘
'- mrnnnflismoiv wurusi‘ ill-“1" .-. . --
uocu SMART CLOTHES cairn . ."j
savour nr 4 can moon :1 , ”Oct;
DUCES BY ONE-HALF mar . '
MANDED or cusroM Timon: 1
ran WORK runrilusuum
THE mm swan STANDARD
or ounurr. :«:5
We so" than Smart Clothe} .. I '.
and can show to you an elaborate _ . ‘
assorlmonlof Spring and Sum. ' ' .
mar Stylus In all monitor a! pat}-
terns. warn and labrlu. all of g ..
the but workmanship andmould- <
ad Into olun- out and amnion .7
lines by as upon tailors as. non ‘
bo found In this country. .« '4'. ‘
SELLEGK & PRICE.“
' ' Jr‘ “‘ Clothiers and Furnishern, 'I: up...“
98 Washington Street, South Norwallt. . ;
“ZEST” is best. a matted wheat iood, 15c PKG. Try it. - .
BENDORF' S COCOA is be“ becau re very pure and strong. ”6 AND). 320 .‘
PKGS. Sample. given. f; i“).-
POWDERED CHOCOLATE at half price of Cocoa, 25c 1.3.. m .
h New fresh lot OX- HEART CHOCOLATES, 20c LB. Flue II cllk Try -‘
t em.
EGG CANDY come and see 1c. 3c and 5c. -' '.- .
PIN HEAD OATMEAL for little Chicki. y‘ . .
, RICE, good Carolina nice and all right 6c LB.; 5 LBS,‘ FOR 26c.
BUTTER—Shall have some nice Butter at Special price of go: LB. ON
SATURDAY, , .r .
EGGS, frelh, 23c DOZ.
ORANGES, large and nice (150 size) 28c DOZ. "
SPINACH.
Lorenzo Dibble.
DON’ T FONGET WE SELL
The Best 250 Coffee in The NorWal,
AND
Ihe Best 600 Tea for 45.6 lb
Have trou tried them? It 1101.th not?
rrrr. LEE TEA AND Hurrah 607*
, and Hi ‘3, .
Delaware River, 1:54.?
All fresh caught and Ill: ' ‘ k. 1'
ably low. Watch our“
this week 1.
WEST END OF WASHINGTON $TREET DRIDGE;
*‘l
, ~ ' no its: in: ..
SMONYOU REALIZE the serious Consequences of Coullil
r
Priceless beyond all other posseuions In the eyesight and it do-
nerves your highest consideration. ,
nom- rnrru: WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION
, . rec'r FITTING commune. ‘
o B. JACKSON
OPTIOIKN.
5‘ WALL STREET.
E..- ~—v
« ”rail"w c'irrr'ln Wm! our . h. «,
In tu- more likely to be tab adult WITHOUT than out: ‘tflnb ‘
little fellow whole eyes m not given timely and proper mum”.
thgnaturnliy defective eye or youth and you are repaidwlth
in afterlife. Abuse the “Milan eye and It. will noon-plinth
to few Months only. but for a Illetlnro. f
Tho lye. or Gilliam I Ipoolalty. .
Ham 3. non: mu
RMIUnIMI-uk it In a
war ”le man no. and -. "
;' mmlr1:.armzltnnummmm~ ' "'
F AT OATS
HANOA'I‘IwIIlflll Manny tho mwlnuotn
muons-nun: museum-yum “out.
fi.
Iona kg? in SW Visual“. u-Ji my {will
feel like i and pull 1130 a locomotive. . '
liming? work and ”motorist-rants. .... I“
Norwalk Chronicler