raga: Its-s.
Low Prices
ON
New Easter. Goods
Vera Latest I Things
. LANE’S
51 Weirhlngfan Sf.
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local News Notes.
The Board of School Writers of the
Town of NOI walk are scheduled to hold
a aeolian on Tuesday evening. of next
.week. In the town anaembly hall build
ng.
A meeting of the governing board
of the Norwalk Yacht Club has been
called for Monday night. at the Hotei
Clifford. when Important bustneaa In
to be transacted.” .
~6 lb. pail pure lard 50c. Ha‘yee'.
(lockonoe Tribe, l. 0. R .M.. of Nor-
walk, held a regular business session
last evening. but owing to the Tribe's
dance, all degree work will go over un-
til next Friday evening.
—Cholce foods. we III. Iiayes'.
The Soutl‘I'NorwaIk Quartette CIIIII
lit clearing up Its quarters in the ELI
block, in North Main street. \thCll
was damaged by fire Tuesday 'l‘hc
Insuianoe has been settled.
I—New Spring derby. 0 [ti-.icn
Mina Olive Palmer of Hoboken. N
J. has been the guest oi MI. and Mrs
Franklin 1.. Davis. of Hamilton me
one. and today went to lirookiield
Marta, to spend a few days,
mHosiery underwear. coIseta ant
gloves in great variety dining bargain
sale. M. s.SmIth & Co.
The Rev. Charles Cuthbert liali. of
New York, will lecture on India
'lhursday afternoon at 3-. 30 at the
100ml; of too Nortvalk Club to the
members of tile Woman‘s Club
.Cliriatopher ay has taken a post
that with Ford layer: the Math Main
street butcher. titledecdlng Harold
t.‘_Iark who has taken charge of the
Adams market in Washington street
IIhIch he recently puitliaaed.
it. in a well‘ktiown fact that. quality
is never sacrificed at Miss N. E. Ryan's
store. for the sake of making little
prices. Hench you‘ll be delighted with
the. sweaters which are offered at rc-
IIiiced pl‘it‘Pn in her adv. today.
The iI‘tiiri‘leId West .(fopuocintlon. of
“MC" the South Nor-walk Congrega-
iIonaI Church in a member, will meet
in II‘airfIcId. next Tuesday morning, at
10 a. m. Deacon John It. Lawrence
Iviii sci-re the church as delegate.
-—l.ook in O'Brlon's window and see
the new hats. . .
.lamea Whiting Maples. of New
York, has been making a short stay in
Hilllill Norwallt. .Mr, Maples will ob
serve hie wedding anniversary on Sun
day, in Springfield.’ Malta. and next
week will ieuvofor a buniiicso trip it,
the West. _ ..
Carleton Hiiiakamp, who warra stu-
dent last year at, the tinratrom School.
in Norwalk. Is now playing third base
on the Yale varsity baseball team. He.
made a very creditable showing In the
recent Yale-Columbia game. won by
the former.
——Special bargains in all kitchenware
iii basement. Oil clbtlni mattlngs, win-
dow shades. curtain poles, etc. M. s.
Smith & Co.
The ideas Bible class of the First
Methodist Church will have a rally st‘s .
eion tomorrow. Every member should
be on hand to welcome the. return of
their teacher and pastor. The subject
of “The. Transfiguiation" will be the
lesson for consideration.
A. R. Malkin. of Norwalk. has the
contract for making tiic. alteratione'
and improvements' on the T. W. Hall
property in South avenue. Wolfe] It
tirceuwald have the contract for doing
. the. plumbing work. Four new batik
rooms uill be added—New Canaan
Messenger.
~Noilcetto flousokeepers-To keep
stereo from rusting use. Ebonine Stove
Polish. for sale by your grocer.
iiev. W. W, 1‘. Duncan has been re-
turned to the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church for his fourth year‘s min-
tstry. The fact that the church was
unanimous In their desire for his re-
turn. am! that the conference authorl~
tics also favored thgappointment. cer-
tainly Ia highly complimentary to Rev.
Mr. Duncan's working
-All kinds gimm. laces. medallions
buttons. buckles. etc. for dreaa trim-
mings. Every thing‘dnciudcd In the
spring Banner fipjc._fi. S Smith a
‘. Co.
The officers of the local hattera' so-
cieties are in New York city today
presumably In consultation with the na-
tional merry in regard to the com~
munications nerves! on the various so~
cleties by the. manometer-Ir “socia-
tlon. yesterday. asking for various
changes In the Mine nation gov-
curing the local factofleu.-panbury
New.
.3 . ddrwu- -’L'
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run “Autism about
comee in. the roulette We Va-
ntah Floor NIP
quart though.
Itin- e on and S
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Lei-e Johnna II III at the Hotel Me-
I
hackemo.
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, up; a visitor In town. yeaierday.
l
i
~Natiic fowcla New York Market.
ll told iI‘. Clark rop.
)r Stile! Lawrence spent yoattrday
'uttondiug clinics ln NIIII York
h‘dward iI‘. Murphy, of Bridgeport.
-0“ your way to the ball game utop
In at Wciiict'it on the bridge and get
one of those handy bail tit-ores.
Specials Iii curtains at Read'u. See
the big offer they make In today's ad.
The Clifford Pharmacy carries a full
line of house cleaning dlrugu. See ad.
'A daughter has been born to Mr. atid
Mrs Thomas berry, of sitaubeiiy Hill
Ira II‘. Iloyt. of Derby, was the guest
today, ot his fathtr, Manager I. \f.
Hoyt.
'i‘IIc Norwallt board of richool visitors
are achedulcd to hold, a SHAH)“ Tues-
day evening.
‘ —-(‘anea and mourning hands. O'Brien.
W. St Inlcv Mayhcw and Italph P. De
Hoff “t‘ u! down the river this morning
on Ii duc king expedition.
Robert II‘IIItchcr. of Philadelphia was
the guest last night. of Algie Searies,
of Holden avenue. Norwalk.
Acquire the savings bank habit by
starting an account with the South
Norwaik Savings Bank.
.IolIII McNuIiIurn. 0i New York. in
spending a few days at the home of his
mother. 52 North Main street.
A regular routine meeting of South
Norwalk Conclave improved Order of
Heptasophs, was held last evening.
———Salt pork 100 lb. Hayes’.
Don‘t forget the great half price sale
today and Monday at the {JOIN}! Store.
Look the ad. over for bargains.
The Pine Ledge Wlilei Club will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. William A. Clli'llii, III
West avenue.
The Monday Afit‘i'liOOfL‘ViIlSt (‘Iiib
will be cIIicI-taluod the coming Mon-
day afternoon by Mrs. David W. Ray-
mond, oi lIllmcr'Ist.
No excuse foi not Iielhg well dross-
tIil when you can get such clothing as
found at It Kricgcr & Co.‘ a on their
easy payment plan.
Lincoln Council. Order of l'niicd
Aniciiciin Mechanics. held it regtilat
meeting. list night biit iiansacted oil
Iy Ioutinc business.
~-lI‘nIIc_v (‘Ioloug T (In. regular price 5th
lII.. oitr price too I.'llomniixlicu llros.
Laiiriano Cuvaa, who has been em
ploycd by the iI‘eI'nanticz-lrnst Cigar
Company. has returned from a sever
al months trip to Cuba.
You should not fail to avail yourself
of the stilt bargains at Howland'a. The
ad. gives an idea of the big money val-
ues offered. Read it.
Jacob Rudder has the contract to
paint the bout-c. barn and other build-
ing on the property of Morris Epstein.
<‘ort ati'ci-i. East Norwalk. .
Mrn. Seymour Curtis. of Norwallt.
iiid Mrs. W. ll. (innicz. of \Veutiicld
New Jersey, who has been her guest
are sojourning at Atlantic City, New
terse)". . ’
Lester Warren. of Norwalk Will H -
sign hlh‘ poxltiou at tlitI Comotock
Brotlicrs' store Noiwiilk. today. to be-
gin the duties of ii position at the of-
fice of llisliop 61-. Lynch
«Now is the time to buy muslin and
lace. curtains. during Spring Itanuei
Sale. See poster, M. S. Smith & C0:
Augustus iiiagncr has taken a least-
of the Yankee property. in North Main
strcet. and it: fitting it up for the oc~
rupnncy of himself and bride the lat-
tlII' part of the month.
,St. lV’ttcrfa German Lutheran Mis-
sion, chapel North Main street, tier.
(ail Kietzmann pastor. -—SCI\‘lt‘e IIIth
pieachiug oveiy Sunday III IIIiing 'I' :30
Itiblo class and Sunday school (3: 45
The [WEI (luiltl of Glat‘t‘ (‘htirt-II.
held a rogtilai weekly meeting last
evening. in the ’loun Assembly Hall
Wal’l street. going through the usual
exercises. Basketball was also pracv
“tired.
H. G. Milli-i. Charles Slicviin. F‘rcd
\iiles. J. Johnston. .1. B. Klishm. C. W.
t’ark. Harry Fry. l. .i. McGuire, \Y. .1.
Whitney, W. l. Sclitvaz. i.. P. Briggs.
.i. T.Ii'ai'eons.'(l. H. Hii'wley. New
York: J. H. Bolden, E. W. Plait. New
Haven: S; D. ‘Paziersou. Mt. Vernon:
W. S. Rubi. Philadelphia. Pa: S. lio-
Iietiheim. Chicago, were guoala yester-
day at the. Hotel Clifford.
,——Tlie greatest Show of mercerized
Ivalstlnga to be seen at our Spring
Banner Sale. no“ going on. M. S.
Smith 52 no .
sAruaoAv' AND MONDAY FIF-
TEEN CENT MUSIC.
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including the following: You‘re- As
Welcome As The Flowers in May.
Dance of The Honeybeee. Uncas, Two
Step: Navajo. Laughing Water. There's
Nobody Just hike You. Rafferty. Wind
Mill. a musical novelty.
-. cOLEMAN's V ‘
to North Main street. south Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. apputding'u hardball
Ind Sporting Guam.
Our Great Guarantee-L Semfumnfier Money Book.
Very Dressy
Top Cohts.
H. 8. & M. top coat: pound the power to make a man look his
best. They are So fashioned that they give any man if! good figure-—
wide shoulders,anus-setting collars. long Plum-lying Iain-Is, full
ctit~nnd they are correct to the last detail.
boxy
. I
You may pay a swell tailor $50 or more for a top .(Ioat, and got no
better fit or no better coat than you may ehooae here at -
$15, to 520.
Not all top coats are ahort;
and Oxford at the same prices.
we have medium length ones. In black
Our ralncoata are ail-round rain-or-aliluc garments. The distinctive
swing and fit of H. S. & iii. clothes Is In them. 815 to V825.
We're ready with everything III spring‘ wcara for man and boy--
everything bIIt. shoots.
RogersSt Stevens
Successors to Comatook Bros. .
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-1.
Our Increasing hilh‘lnt‘S! proves we are getting
better acquainted. "Quality guaranteed" and “fair
dealing"
ltIr.
are. bringing rcaulta, but. we want to do bot-
We guarantee quality by taking it away if not
as represented. This applies in over) thing we handle.
(
auv OATS THAT'S CLEAN. - - -
L .
MANUEL r. HATCH. in - . i
We are nf‘fli‘L-lelsl as iiir ' I.‘ '
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no the ncnrcei letter-box
or telephone.
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STEINWA‘Y
You hate heard this name In connection with pianos mcr a half
cIIcntiuy and as early as 1839 HEN RV E. STEINWAV. EXHIBITEDL
A GRAND PIANO AT THE STATE FAIR. BRUNSWICH. GERMANY
AND WON A PRIZE MEDAL. «. (WM .i
W heiIeIcr you hear of a really prcat musical artist. you luntlllt‘tlYt“ L
Iy think of the STEINWAY PIANO. No gloat artist will risk his rcpii
tation by playing any but tIIc’LBEST.
Have you seen the handsome iitilc booklet we are giving away?
Portraits of great artists. we will send it to you for your name and ad-
dress.
STEINWAY UPRIGHTS FROM $500.
STEINWAY GRANDB FROM $750.
HAVEVvoo SEEN THE JEWETT PIANosr "
THE
CHICAGO -
TYPEWRITER
$55.00
w. P. BEERS,
Siatfon'u‘r.
1‘ 5 South 1mm. 42 Wall seed
. 090‘"! NORWAt-K- NORWALK.; " '
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Prim ' Win and
milieu
Telephone1 22,1-
3 E. DIBBLE.
Banker.
[unload Elect. 96 Washington anti}. ~
‘ ‘ - South Hamill; Conn. . ‘
. - 1
P .
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«can. m GRAIN AND corrou condor on oath on core
Hinton more con cAaa. on £09! A aonaAru mama.
Stock Ticker. f
f Mona cart-Linn
' FEW. CAN EAT!
EVNING STINEL
“H..-” ..W 9W»: .......4 m.m-“__——_~
I
nous: cultivate
nouns.
We carry It full line of Disin-
fcctante. Vermin Destroyers.
not or Mice Poison, Moth Bails,
'Itlothalinc. Napb‘thaline Flakes,
Camphor. etc. 93;]
I~THElllliilIiIiPiliililliiil
The Prescription Store.
All oat-(plinth. door.
Niall! Cl”. ‘ARIWOI'O‘.
Telephone CI", 15%.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.—Oniy
a few orders were in the stock market
today for execution at the opening and
these resulted in small fractional ad-
vances. A gain of a point In North-
western and a loan of I}; in United
States Rubber pfd. were the only
changes worthy of note.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—Sccond-
nry prices did not vary materially front
the. opening. speculation Immediately
Iapalng into a rut. Except for the
fluctuations III a few specialties, the
dealings during the first hour were
bare of feature. Virginia Carolina-
Ciiemlcal declined 12% and recovered
about half the loss Consolidated Gas
advanced 314. Brooklyn llnlon Can 3
and AmcrIitan Telephone and Tele-
graph 3. (‘icneral Electric lost I.
WALL S'i‘lilIIl-Z'l‘. tIloiztI.~—~'I'IIc drift
of prici-a wait to it lower level, some of
the IcudI-rs gritiiig luIIoIv last night.
The trading was entirely without in-
th'IIst. (‘onsolidatcd Gau'roiicicd l’ii.
Illitl thtII I‘Illlll-tl. Virginia (‘arolinii
Chemical. pld.. dropped tii't'. on oin-
able. The closing Ivan dull and 0118'.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported ever the prIvato wires OI
Maples & 'Ioldachmldt. Commission
Brokers. Sharia ll: Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone la'Ifl.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Anial. Cop.. ' ling. Iii? to“. WI.
Am C & F C(I.,I‘.I"1it'. 1qu ill“
Am C d i‘ tit. 72 72 7: 7:
Am Cot. ()il 20.». 29-} "be; lit-i
Am. Ice. 7 .- 7 .7 7
Am. Smelt . in All?“ is ix'n’.
Am. Sugar. 1271.; T971}; 1"?“ l’T‘,’
A.T,&S. Fiat-l)» mfg I“; ll“.
Balto. & Ohio. 797. 4 “7'97 7'”: Illi‘u
D' klyn. it. T .{nCIg .lifi/g lot. till/4
Cliea. & Ohio, 333,; .1255. 325. 32“
Chi. dz N W. 171 Ill 17 171
Ch. Gt West. .W .i 1th,. liITI'. lIiI.
(lIM&St P.11’l’e’q 1451', Hill till/i
Cori Goa, 2033’. 206-1.: and". may.
Eric. 27331237.- 267,.
Eric. lat. pt. 613.. .m: v.31; 65%;.-
fien. Elet'. 104%, ltit'c liti‘g lili‘q’;
Lou. & Nash. 108%- tow. I03”; 103%
Manhattan. H2 112%. ii‘.’ 14215,;
dict. St. Ry” lll lli“... lid“; lid-"i;
Mex. Central, 7‘4 7‘9 7‘5; T‘~:_-
M K & T pf.. 331;. 1:3", 3wJ 33%
Mo. Pacific. 93% tut-'I .. 9313., 93:9,.
Nat. Lead. , 17-7; Ill 17“; l7'iiz
N. Y. Central. ll‘l llill‘. ll't' ll?“
Penn. It. it... 113k. list); III-"I. 117“.
i’eo.LGa.ir, , till-”I; oil’s. oil-"v1; 90-3.;
l‘res. S.VCar. 29%. 29% 21”.“ 29"
Reading, 451k 45% It?» '46
Read. 2d. pi.; 03$: .t‘vti'fi out, 65%
Rep. Steel. 'Tifi' 715‘ 7“; 7V-
Rub. Goods. 16" III 15% 15%
South. Pac.. 49%;. «to; 4914.. 491/.
Sou. Ry. Co.. 21?; 2173 217.. 217A
Tenn. C .& 1., 391.4 3911 3!“; 39%
Texas Pac., 245. 24% 2th; 2th;
l'nlon Pac. 86% 863% 8.1% 851/;
i'. 8 Leather. 7% 7% 7'13 7%
11. S heath pf. 79% 79% 7914. 79%
ll. 8. Steel. 11%; 11%5 111" llii;
1?. 8. Steel, pf.. 60% 60% 60%; 6035
Wabash. HIK- 19l-§‘ l8”. 1%"
Wabash. pf.. 39% 39% 38% 3814;
\\'is.Cent., Hie-18% 18% 18%
BA NK STATEMENT.
Reserves. Inc .84 388.2
Rea. U 8: inc., 4..40i'I 775
Loans. ine.. . 4.717.200
Specie. Ina. . .' ' .. 5.844.800
Legal Tender lac.'. 1.845.000
Deposits inc. 'L 11.605.500
Circulation (lee. 308.600 ~
_ stone ou-‘wmo‘oWe...
Some merchants desiring to have a
few words printed on the glass of
the store window for a few days. to he
rubbed off and changed. have tried ,
soap for this purpose of marking. and
have. given It on an unsatisfactory. Ex~
.perienced window trimmers know I
that soap is all right-on mirrors. but
not on window's. Sliver whiting. mix-
ed with water. makes a good material
for this purpose. but one must handle
a brush well to use It. The sign may
be marked off with eoap on the out-
side and then traced on the inside of -
the glass.
'THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
LARGEST. FACTORY OF ITS
KIND IN AMERICA
ONCE Mun.
"II have been wage earner,
foreman and employed}. have had
a thousand men on my- firm" at
a time, and I'll tell..- you this:
The men with the. «wane
BANK HABiT to the one who nev-
er you told oft: he's the one who
can get along without you. but you
cannot get along uti out him:
the 8AV1N68 IAN HAIIT
mum aound sleep, peed ligation,
ml ‘Judgmont and mediation»
«lice. Th. moot WWW] thing
i know- of ll I DAV! ..IANK,‘.
BOOK-dime are no. mired in
It to pleat «or r .peicoef
mind. it to a g rlnue'ef goal
behavior." \
The way to h the SAV-
INDB IANK HAD
IT- tunnel-t a
“VINO. BANK AWOUHT,V .. .
HONEY:
‘ market unequalled for lobster. shrimp or chicken. 25:.
Shapely Should
A Collar that Clings Close. with never a Ktnk.‘ A; Cl:
'Faii from Neck. to Edge. A Comfortable Locum“. that.
far from Baggineu an Style it from the Commonbflcci L‘
Knowing men .—the wise ones. -—Ico_rel of titling,
broken away from tapeiine tangles. and STEIN.
SMART CLOTHES have turned the trick.
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I‘i.
In saving money for our Customers. If you are intchOIt
SELLECK a PRICE...
Clothiers and Furniehon, I '.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalib
TELEPHONE CALL 324-2, . V' f‘
SALAD TIME
THE YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSING—The fine-t mitt. on 1th
SHRIMP—Just in. fresh, a ready lunch. for L,n|ld 010.. 156. L
CHICKEN—Can give you a low price on Armour'e Stei- Irumf IONED
CHICKEN 28c.
PURE OLIVE OIL 25c and 40c; also DOMISTAH OIL outta W. 1‘:
bottle.
COOKING OILi25c BOTTLE. .
SOME FINE CIDER in Just prime condition for a Vaprln'g tonic.
RIGHT. not too tart. ....i ‘ ..(V
HOME LAID EGGS—All I'aid within a few days to go with III}. “WV“
BEST TUB BUTTER, are. ‘ ~. _ V
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HOW CAN we SERVE Your '
Lorenzo Dibble.
JUST
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tam cancer we seen
The Best 250 Coffee in The NorWallis
AND
lhe Best 600 Tea for 460 iii
Hare iiou tried them? If not. Whit not -‘l
riia LEE Inn AND normal?
I? NOR TH MAIN STREET.
TEL. toe. .
Free delivery to all team. of the two cities. LI‘
R. J. colours Bridge man or L
Qtiality First. Price Lily“;
Bluemh, .............. .......10L¢ ib., Sandy Hook Roe “awful“
H‘ddockp .-..L.' ....... ”n... SQJD. .IIOR ah.¢‘u--nunodnfna..n-
Fro-ii Mackerel, teeth. Large lite“. "“"""‘~""“"',
Roekp‘ortI steak Cod. ....... .10: lb. Wutport Smelt. .......,.....
.M
Halibut, Flatfluh Hanan Huddle. Carp. LDyeui-I. cum
. Liv'e Laurens on uArunaAv. ..
ALL cocoa WAttItAN‘rIp. . g. . ‘
weer Lt-tNo wumuorou BTREET. tint {to been It. Feet-w out We
Branched—20 tmuto at, (tertiary: 15pm am it.
He Secs
no you aEALIza ' ' L
J30“! VConaequhcuu of W';
Straipf ,
Priceless beyond all other possession: to the eyesight not.” ILL.
_ ~~>-'
serve: your highest consideration.
DON'T TRIFLI WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION FIE
FECT FITTING GUARANTEED.‘
O. B. JACKSON
OPTICIAN.
68 WALL STREET,
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rm.v..——v
THE CHILD WITH 61
be far more likely to be the adult Wi’f‘ HOLU‘I' glam that
little fellow whose eyes are not given timely and m
the naturally defective eye of youth and you are revolt!
in after big. Abuse the Immature eye and It will neceuaftete
a few months only. but for a lifetime .
. . Thence of Children a many.
HOMER 3. non. .Refracfeg
Ream . arfiumzixt‘auelrunwnle one of rotten. .
0% WM I. 11:13. 12:“. It“. WWLLL‘F“
bailout": somaeaomrm or unit.
‘ narrate-rs Pareto Alanna:
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Norwalk Chronicler