Low. 31’:in “ W New Easter Goods THE Veru Latest Things LANE’S WW 5! Washington St. ital News ides. A great suit chance lI offered at Howlands. See ad. James M. Blrchard, of Barton. was a visitor In town today. Herman E. Malmo is getting his fleet of boats ready to put in commis- sion. —Spocial bargains in all kitchenware in basement. Oil cloths mailings. win- dow shades. curtain poles. etc. M. S. Smith & Co. The Boys' Brigade of the South Nor- walk Baptist Church will meet to- night. Spinach 19c peek at the New York Grocery Co. tomorrow. Many other snappy special. See ad. 7—Pure Lard 10c lb. 1“. D. L. & Co. A. J. Collins a Company have the contract for furnishing the rooms of the Nutmeg Club. in Nbrwalk w-Roastiug Pork 12%c New York Market. Harold F. Clark. Prop. Charles Brundage and wife, of 11qu- Int; Ridge have been visiting relatives in East Nor'.\\alk "l‘here will be a meeting of the Board of Governorstof'l‘be Knob Out ing Club this evening. The refinement of style and the reall- zation of comfort is found in the Ral aton Health Shoe. At GIOI er' s 84. 00. —22 navel oranges 26c. Bermuda onions 7c qt. P. T Canoe. R. R. Place, Rev. Romilly It‘. Humphries wll. preach Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock. in the West Norwalk Union“ Chapel. Broken lots of men 's stilts for spring at great barganls at Gottleib's. 3 Spe- cial prices on children s suits. See ad. The music to. be sold at Coleman's 3 Saturday and Monday. for fifteen cents intludcs many popular selections Soc 5711.. t. ‘ —Dont fail to attend the special spring bargain sale now going on at M. S Smith & Co.‘ 3. Iterything first class. pure and wholesome at Charles 1:). Seimour'3._ See what they' offer today in' fresh \'.cgetablcs —h‘rcsh eggs 15 for‘. Co. it is the aim of the Public Market to sell the best goods at the lowest prices A few of their specials appear in the ad. today. Read it. ——An exceptional liii‘e‘"~of' 'l'adles‘ dressy shirt waist hats at M. S. Smith & Co's. The Radel Oyster Company is reset ting a number of buoys‘ which were carried away by the ice during the past w.lnter Washington Camp. P. O. S of A.. ht Id 3. meeting last evening in Mrs tic Chain Hail Nothing but routine business was transacted. ——Native fowels. New'York Market. Harold T". Clark. Prop. 3' Raymond Brothers have a force of about sixty-five men at: work making irnproteureuts on the Beachside Inn propc- rty, recently purchased by them, at Gl‘t'tlls Fame. —-The greatest show of mcr‘cerized waistlngs to be seen at our Sprint: Bonner Sale. now going on. M. S. Smith A: (kt General Russell Frost. as a member of the grievance committee of the Falrflold County Bar.- went to New 3Ha3 won. this morning to attend the trial of George W. Carey. who is before the superior court. on charges of forgery and perjury. , «Salt pork ldcvb'. Ht‘yes'. Saturday and Monday\'tht- Boston Store will hold their. yaarhmhalf-prlce sale. This is a great opportunity to secure new spring and summer mer- chandise at a .greatfaedrictfon. All goods altered at this sale are new this season See long-i NIH)! bargains which appears in ad -All kinda glmps. laces. medallions. buttona, buckles. etc... for dress trini~ mlngs. 3 Every thing included in the - I ’5c.F.D.ia.& spring Banner Sale.‘ M. S. Smith & Co. (7. Ac Peterson. W. ..ker J. M. Webber. A. M. Wood. ton: W. H Cromwell,‘l'. H.Euo,1. [1.Rotachild. J. W. bouncy. J W. Mainline nell. T. J. Nebrary. P. W. Tlft W. G. Ludwig. New York: I. ll. Clark, Hart- ford: R. W. Darrin. E. Z. mun. Bridgeport: 0. W. Temple. Siting- field: IMerWYonkerINY; W.E. Ruaaell. Jr.. Daabury; H. K. Knight. Philadelphia were arrivals ycatoday at the Hotel Clilor'dr-v" 4'7 —5 lb. poll pore lard 50c. Hayes. -l——-——--- THAT "Wl'km Ii mesh-om the vocal 'Ivar nuns»- Paint: mmaienum quart M. W - ‘klaa & Dow and Ram aaar. Inert Arm , mantis» . tiradreaa I at Rand's III II. ntor ducal:- ton of some of the abanI' I norelt A regular communication of St. . John's Lodge A. I‘. and A. M.. of Nor- i walk. was heid laIt evening. when the fellow craft degree waa conferred. —-—Coc kenoc Tribe dance. tonight. Lockwood' a Hail. Selleck it Price are specialists in saving money for their customers if you are Interested in such proposi tion. can at their store tut aI their . plans. Buckingham Post. G. A. 1%.. of Nor- walk. will give a chowder party thlI evening. it thinnest rooms. to Wall street for members and the. members of the Woman‘r Relief Corps. ’. I —2 pints. of fl. rice 26c. Joscloff's. The Grade 7 baseball team. .of St Mary' I parochial school played Grad 6. of the same school, yesterday. and" won by the score of its to 0. James; Mason was the umpire. Tho-,coutest went for five innings. . ' ‘ Funeral services over the remains. of Mrs. Hebecca Shepard Wood were; held this morning from the residence of Sylvester H. Taylor. in Adams ave-l. one. The ltev. Lewis K. Moore and the? Rev. G. I). Hebert officiated. The re-' mains Were taken to Bethel for inter- meul this afternoon. ~Hoslery, underwear. corsets and gloves in great variety during bargain sale. PI. S. Smith & Co. The funeral of Michae Kinsclla. who died very suddenly yesterday morning as told in these columns, will be held. tomorrow morning. at 9 o'clock. from St. Mary's Church. Mr. Kinsella was. the father of Miss Jennie Kinsella. who was a victim of Vitriol Thrower Owen Murphy A great sale is advertised for tomor- row only at II. liriegtvr & Company's. A reductl II of twenty per cent. on men‘s clo him: and on ladies' tailor made suits. coats and trimmed hats. Now is your chance to test the merits of their charge system: buy what you want now, and pay later in weekly pay- IneIItH. DIVER'S BODY TO BE REMOVED. Reservoir Gates to he Closed Today— Stlll Pumping Air to Imprison- ed Man. NEW YORK. April Iii—The pump- lag of air into the helmet of the im- prisoned diver William Hoar. in the reservoir at Boonton. N. .l.. was still going on today. A great crowd of spec- tators gathered at the reservoir early in the day in the expectation of seeing the body brought to the surface. A diver who descended the flame shaft yesterday to repair the d'ama'izt‘d valve, had almost completed his work. and it was expected that some time today the gates would he closed and the great ball of Wood and lead be. cleared. there by mukng possible the removal of the body of Hoar. ~ -~Cood llich Food has made a hit: Isk your grocer for it. Only 10c. PAGE MURDER APPLICATION DE- NIED. WALTHAM Mass. April 1.1—- wilhillb Luce» of the Waitnnm- Police .tlourt. today deulod an application made by Thomas H. Vahcy for an or- der that clothing and otlI.t~.r-eI'lIlencc iu the hands of the government. in connection with the prosecution of Charles l.. Tucker on the charge of murdtring Mabel Page of Weston he aiallable to experts acting for the prosecution Tire court also denied permission to luspett the Page prem- ises. The. action of the court. It was announced, was based cit-the lack of lurisdiction. District Attorney San- demon opposed the application. M r. \' ahey did not state “hill further steps if any. would be taken ATTORNEY FlNED FOR CONTEMPT NEW YORK. Aptil.l5.-—Leuis StIII resent Chanlcr. the attorney and phil~ anthropist. today was adjudged in can tempt of court in connection with the trial of Martin Conlon. the New ilavnr. lawyer recently convicted of larceny and was sentenced to pay a fine or $ltl0 or be committed to jail and left the court house In the custody of a court officer. During the trial of Con ion Mr. Chanler luslsted upon asking a question of a witness aficr‘a recess had been declared and when he was not. permitted to do so withdrew from before Judge ,‘Ncwburger Wednesday to answer to contempt proceedings. aud_the case. was then put over until today for final disposition. ——————————-————— SATURDAY AND MONDAY FIF ..TEEN CENT MUSIC. ' Including the following: You're As Welcome As The Flowers In May. ilance of The Honeybees, Uncle. Two Step; Navajo. Laughing Water. There's Nobody Just Like You. Rafferty. Wind \till. a musical novelty. _ COLEMAN’S to North Main street. abuts Norwallc Agent for A. O. Spauldina'a Baseball and Wing Geode. Ihe case. He was summoned to appear . ‘ Our “ordination ”latfafoamufior Money Book. 3 A Very} Dressy ‘iiTop- Coats. s H S. & M. lop hf‘ata posaess the power to. make I man look his best. They are no fan mod that they glre any man a good figure— wide shoulders. snug setting collars. long closelyiug lapels. full boxy nut—ma they ara'cmifiict‘to the last detail. You may pay a swell taller $50 or more for It top coat. loll ‘get no better fit or no betterment thar you may chobse‘haremt. ,0' .' $15 to -' $20. .I ' Not all top coats are short; and Oxford at the same. prices. we have medium length ones. in black Our raincoats are all-round ralu-or-shiue.garments. The distinctive swing and fit of 11.8.8: M. clothes ‘is In them. 815 to 825. We' re ready with mouthing in spring wears for maul and boy—— everything but shoe... RegersStSteVéns Successors to Comatook Bros. sourH uoawux. TEL. “Ll" an. Our increasing business proves we are getting better acquainted. "Quality guaranteed" and "fair dealing" are bringing results, but We want to do het- tcr.' 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 are heard-just as for . us the nearest letter-box . or'tclcphone. STEINWAY’ atest Production, The WERTEGRAND (Trade Marked) While in appearance an upright piano is in reality just what Its name implies—attuned grand piano. :4. At last the long sought result has been achieted of embodying all the supcIior attributes ofattrand piano in a compact veItica form, suitable to the limited dimensions or modern drawnlg rim 5 and boudolrs. ‘i i" .33 "“4 W~ i" " ..- (lwing to the simplicity of its construction and design we are on- abled to offer the Vertegrand to the public at the lowest price" at which a new Steinway piano could be purchased in the last thirty-five years namely. II on "a m.“ $500 iN AN EBONIZED CASE. 8550 IN A MAHOGANY CASE. ~ TIME PAYMENTS ACCEPTED. - TiiE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER $55.00 - want-Barks, Station". '79 Wall Street. ":9. rNOIWAILK.‘-- ' are... .... 3 a. mass: “..t...“ E' a“; —' toils):- Vibrakzena' f” Havllauplloak. 96 Wagoner“ Stuff; South Norman. Coon. ‘ fl OTOCKQ .QNDI. CHAIN AND COTTON IOUCNT 0! ”BO: ON CON- [MW “TN" COR CA.“ ON ON A MODERATE "MOI”. K0001. DYSPZ'PSM CURE. 3 [vary bonds guaran- road or money uhnd- , -——-A-—p— - TiiE iiiiiiliifl Piilllilillil The Prestiipiiriri Store All ear-I pass" the door. Niiht Calla Answered. Telephone Call. 15-2. TODAY IN WALL STREET. NEW YORK. April 15.—Edwurd Hawley and Frank liay have filed II pe- tition in the l'IIiIed States District Court. for a restraining order against Receivors Miller and Tan. to stay all proceedings in the matter of the ex- aminations growing otit of the failure of D. J. Sully & Company. This qu- tlon will be. heard" April lit. l'ntll a determination of this motion. all pro- ceedings in the Sully uratter have been postponed. Judge Holt. of the llnlted States District (‘ourtj granted a tem- porary order. which restrains Special Examiner Alexander from continuing the examination into the Sully ti t‘oru- pauy bankruptcy matter. The petition ed In refusing to allow counsel for the petitioners to examine .witnmsos and that the cxaruin: Itlon hits gone berond its proper scope. and that the exam- of extraneous matter. \\’Al.l. S'l'ltltlitl'l'_ ltlflt) II. III.- III) dctidetl change today front iiq'ii night and many of the most pIouIluIIIi titms. 'l‘lII- y-olumI very small. was the Wabash, pftl.. at 353' t and 3"" a com pared with 38%. last night. ( onsolidut- ed this rose 1%. . vWALL STREET. 11 a, IIl.“‘S[lil‘iti‘ti selling followed and intervals of III- uuition and substantial fractional loss- cs were scored rthroughout. The Western Pacifit‘maud Pennsylvania groups led the decline IIIIdm' large. of- of bIIsiIIIss was A feature of the market ferings. Liquidation of the: Itubber Goods .stocka coat the t'tnllllilll .7 points and the preferred 2‘2. l'uiled States Rubber pfil.',' Tt'lillilrls-‘I (foal. . Metropolitan Street ltnliwuy and Chi tflL'O Great Western phi/‘11." u'rre also It point or more lower and Con- solidnted Gas lost it‘s Ilse. WAI. l. STREET Noon~Tuc market hardened In the second bear. some stocks rising higher'thau th . opening. Prle and Wabash pfd.. \vetc in demand. Trading becadre wry dull and prices yielded slightly. Ctméolitiated Gas rose." or or last n ht. Brooklyn UII ion‘ Gas lost 2% Northwestern and Pacific Mail 2 and Delaware at Hudson and Anaconda a point or on r. Ironds were Irregular. WAI I. STREET. 1 p In. «Erie cou3 tlnucd to udv'ante and‘ gIIiIIId' a point hl‘t‘flliic the complete. abseuw of spec- blutiVe interest elstuhcrt Rubber 'Go‘ods rallied '2 points from the low- cat. Virginia (‘aroliuaCheuIltul fell i‘i. TODAY' 9 QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wires of Maples & Goldschmidt. ‘ommission Brokers Swaris it Co cit Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153 ' Open. High. l.'.(\\ 1:3!I Amal. Con. 49% 49% 4873.. 49% Am. Ice. 7% 7i. 7 1 7‘1 Am. Ice. pf.. 28 2s LN ‘28 .Am. Loco. 21 21 '21 2| Am._ Smelt.. 48 is 4% 4R Am. Sugar, 27% 127% 137% 127% Anaconda. 72 72 72 lA. T. & S. Fe. 73% 72% 7'1. 73% A T it S Fe. pf. 93% 93% 93% 93%;. Balto. is Ohio, 799’. 'n'lm 79%- 79V.- B'klyn. R. T.. 46% 46% 456;. 46% Chen. & Ohio. 32% 32% 32% 32% Chi. d: N. W317i) 1.70 170 - 170 Ch. Gt. West., 16% 16% 16% lily, Ch. M& St P..144% 14477. 144% 1.44% _ Col. 1". a 1.: ans 911153.312! 311/. Con. Gar-I. 201 201% 200 201 Eric. 3 26% 27% 26% 27% Erie. lst.3pf.. 6474i 65% 64% 66% ill. Central. 130%. 13055 130% 130% Don. & Nash, ”0% 108%, 108% 1085‘ Manhattan. 1423 142 142 142% Met. St Ry... 113%11 11333118917 M. K.& 1,17% - 17% 17% n K a '1' pt. 391,; 39% 39% 39% Mo. Pacific. 93% 93% 927g. 93% Nat. Lead, 18% 18% 18% 18% N. T.. Central, 116% 117 116% 116% Norf. & West. 58 68 6754 7% Ont. dc West 21% 2155‘ 21% 21% Pac.MaiI. 26 261,5 26 - 88 3 Penn, a. a- manuals 117% Its Peo. Gas, 963$ 963$ 98% .9656 Reading. 44% 44% 44% 44% Rep. Steel. 7M3 “it 7% 7%. Rock island. 23% 23% 23% 23% Rub. Goods 18% 12;? 14% 16% South. Pac.. 49% as 33.49% sou. Ry. 00., 21% seat list-om Sou. 1137.130. pr. Slit 841/. any 841,5 'l'.enn C. &l.. 39% 89% #855 38%; Tana Pac., 24% 24% 24% 24 ‘ Union No. , sari. .M%. 85-3 Union Pa'c. pf.. 92 92 92 92 U. 8. her 7 b7 7, .7 33 hugs. boa .pt‘rs 791A 79 19 U. 8. Nu her. 13% 1):“ 3131.4; 13% , '11. Eleni. 11% z 11% 11% U 8 Steam. 60% so say. can. Wabash.18at use 18%, 19' Wabash. pf.. 38%; 39% 3815 39“ Wis. Con, 19% 18% 3181.4, 18% country aura taunt. HA YEN. Ap 15.—-After an inq ry into the cause of the death of Stephen Collins. of Southbury, whose body was found in the epit “wounding has recalvorat the ptlati ofthaNew Ham GI! Company iheater-day aim-n- a: Coroner Mfume-Withdraw- ‘ ‘ examiner that the WI. Mal: He maxim w ..t-hematite may»; Mia. teac- .ew alleges that the special‘t-xamiuer orror- . amlner has per'rultttd the intrmluetion. -Opcil- 3 3 lug prices of stocks generally showe iii stocks opined at last night‘s quota-' transfer of 2.100 ~hnres of Clothiers and Shopely Shoulders A CWthat Clings Close. with never a Kink» -A Clout!" .I‘ l Fall from Neck to Edge; A Comfortable LooIencIs. that is" far from Bagginess as Style' ts from the Commnplacc.. . 3 broken away from tapeline tangles. and. STEIN- BBOCH SMART CLOTHES have turned the trick. - a a 3' .3 We Are Spocrahnta. « In saving money for our Customers. If you are, intcr'e'stod'iia" ' ' such a proposition. come in today and see our plans. W'I'e’ ve got some good things that we know will interest you. 3., SELLECK & PRICE} Furniahara. 98 Washington Street. South Norwailt TELEPHONE CALL 324-2. «’lltv li.‘ ‘tia .l ‘J I - 4 I: .,.3, a'l' " liveru wagon. WANTED—A good. warned..." able nouns man. on m'u‘ de- LOr‘enzo Dibble ’7’ . .vk-.-T~- — --_,_ DON'T FORGET ,AND I? NOR TH MAIN S TREET. WE SELL The Best 2B0 Coffee in The, Norwalks The Best 600 Tea for [the ,3 Have llOll tried them? it not. whu not“? 4" THE LEE TEA AND narration. soars sodium Haddock. ....... ........ . 5c lb.l Fraah Mackerel, . .151: lb‘. Rockport Steak Cod ..... 10o lb. Halibut. Flotilla; LOBSTERS ...__—— .’.—- .'.... HoSoasBut ‘Strain f Ierros your highest consideration. PECT FlTTlNG O . . OPTICI 3‘ 55 WALL STREET. in after life. -.-. HOMER I. "077. Room I Urinal lack Building. SF'ch mt Priceless beyond all other possessions 19""1119' eyesight, . THE CHILD WITH Clllltg. . Is for more likely to be the adult WITHOUT glasses thin little fellow whose eyes are not given timely and proper attention. 3 the naturally defective- -eye of youth and you are repaid with“; “3.“ Abuse tbe imamth dye— and- it will necessitm g 73 a few months only but for a lifetime. "‘ Th I Eyes-pf Children a specialty. - -: “KOCH" ”WAVE; 3". w 3.572935 manh‘at eonvanlanoa of ”M. me «new 0m TEL. 108. Free delivery to all parts of the two cities. R J. Cutbill’o Bridge Fish M’k’t. Quality First. Price Low. Bluefish ......... _ ........... _10¢ lh.l Candy Hock ROI shad. , Bulk Shad. ...... Largo Eeil. Waatport Smelt. Florian Ha auto. cutie. 0mm, crane? 1“" ‘ " ..... ..... ON BATU RDAYH ALL‘ GOODS WARRANTED. wear can wAII-Imarou eraser. am to John H. Fit-5hr 'c'a'ai‘ liaise." ‘ Manchu—20 White at. Danhury; 1 Pacific simian “ '.4 -~«‘ It " .' ,_...\ or ...... o . 1150- lb. .; li'L": iii‘ :3 .‘. aim M "“5”“ swam . - I W110 SEES Imam? CONSEQUENCES. ‘ DO YOU REALM! the serious Consequences of emmnmw and 'it do- 3 DON'T TRIPLE WITH YOUR EYIEI EXAMINATION FREE. FEW u‘" .r UARANTEED. 0. B. JACKSON AN. ”7-4 Willi-m. ti": silent-sons: rt; or trust. ’ ‘ asset's” porno Manual: napalm canon. any; ,3 AIR CLICK” LIME. LAND Film . ..' " .uoawALK. 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