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Josiah Atwood. of ElisAbeth street.
is quite ill at his home.
A 'spccial sale of curtains is on at
the store of Rowland & Company. _
Mrs. Wesley“O‘Connor. oi Scuth
Norwalk, was in Danbury yesterday.
x—(lcorge Sohy has purchased .3 hand-
some cob owned by William lancer.
D M. Read Company Bridgeport.
.is ready for the springsummer trade
Rev. George Van Alstyne has return-
ed from New Britain. where he preach.
ed Sunday.

Mrs. George D. Keeler who is suf
fcring from a broken arm. is getting
along nicely. ' ' .

wSpring veal can be found at Schanb a

fusion street market. See his
new ad today.

The condition of Editor James
Golden. who is ill at his home. is some
what improved ,,

William P. Smallbom, who has been
ill for the past two weeks remains
about the same.

Lot-ease Dibble announces in h' s ad.
today. a sale_ bf early spring rogctables
and seed potatoes. 6

Dr. l‘. A. P sins. who is in lawn
writes that ha h'éaltli is improving
greatly in that salub‘rious climate.

The Symphony Orchestra will play
this evening at the" bu'nque't of the
Norwalk Business Men's Association.

Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market is deal-
ing in the rim quality ofvsea food at
the lowest prices, as-nvill be noted in
the ad today. .

Mrs. Edward L.
Ednaaud son Franklin. of Lowe Street.
are spending a few days with'reiativc.
in Danbury.

Bishop and Lynda will begin- work
tomorrow of unloading at large barge
oi crushcd stone. received a few days
ago by the City or Norwaik.

The Ferris Coal Yards hunouuce
coal placed in.tJ.Io. cells: at 86 and $4.-
75 a ton, and also have wood ashes and
ground bone fertilisers; See ad. -

I. M. Tolles & Company ’announcc
that a safe place to deposit orders for
coal will be with them. The price is
86 per ton. no charge for carrying in.

Mrs. John F. McCabc. of Resendalo.
orwalk.
Thursday. to visit her daughter. Mrs
William J Mulvibill Burbank street

A line entertainment will be given
at the South Not-vials Baptist Church
on Tuesday. April 26rhy the Beasley
sisters. The pro’gr'nm is quite elabor-
ate. ‘

There will be a meeting 0! the gov-
erning committee of the Norwalk
Yacht Club. at the Hotel Clifford. this
evening. Commodore Farrell will be
present.

-—-Remember auction sale or house
hold furniture at tortor residence 01
114118. 0,, Hum No 61 West are
hue. Thursday ing.10 oclOck.

M. It. wear" 'wsshingwnatroet
formerly H. E. Bodweli' a store. is mak-
ing a specialty of the Spaiding base
ball goods. and has supplies that will
satisfy nil.

The German Sick Benefit Society
hold a very pleasant social for its mom
bcrs last evening at Ation Hall. A
lunch was served and music was read
cred by severiu oi the members

it is reported her today that Edward
Taylor. formerly a resident of‘ this
city, had the misfortune to lose both
legs to; railroad accident in New Jer-
sey yesterday. The data a of the sad
accident are Who. . II ,

The Tuesday nigh last; meeting in
the First Mothodist iscopal Church.
tonight. will be led by Seth Remington.
The pastor, Rev. W. W. T. Duncan.
cannot be present. but will be next
Tuesday night. the 26th.

E F. Wiedo. R. 0. Dean. Boston;

Boers. daughth

~ William Davis J R. Kaplan J. T. Hes.

sec. William lch C. W. Park.
I). r Rylll.C. Smith -..ir a nae:-
holds. W H Wood and Mrs. (1.1“.
Crane. S. J. Hdabrd D. C. Sdrgont, '1‘.
11. Street. L. J. Studieybh J Bobnoy.
Chicago; S.‘ D.
Pa . Y.: A. L.
Sail eri‘lfi, Worden.
Brooklyn; :P. “a“?! Johlmq’ Stamford;
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The Warriorh' degree will be corp
lorrod this evening by tho dcgrcc team
of Uncaa Tribe. Quite a tarps class
‘0! candlatcs is expected.

A Icry pleasant party was given last
.evoning at the home of Mr.a (1 Mrs.
Gustav l’itsor. The party war in the
nature of a farewell to Misti Maud
Merrill. of Bloomfield. S. 1. That‘s were
about twelve persons present. Games“
and music whiled away the pleasant
hours and“ delicious refreshments were
served

—-The entire contents oi. iii room
house at No. 51 West avenue, tits iornr
' or residence of Mrs. R. G. Millard, will
‘ be sold at nubiic auction oaths prem-
ises Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.

There will be a hot game at base-
ball tomorrow afternoon. in East ave-
true. when tbt C. M. A. team and the
bank clerks will meet for the second
time. The first game was won by the
Academy team. . ..

Cyrus H. 'l‘omltnson. one at the edl‘
toriul start of the Sentinel, in Ansonia.
resigned his position, Saturday after-
noon. liis departure was the occa-
s on of II presentation of a few remem-
brances by the members of the lame.
'ihc tokens of col'tlrudeshlp were pre-
sented in Mr, Totnlinson when he had
a-uillpit't'ti his day‘s work. Mr; Tom-
lIllHlll has been associated with The
Sentinel for the past eight years, dur-
ing the last three of which he lucid the

has born tilled by Thomaswtio of
Brldxeport. formerly or Norwnilk. and
II brother of Caleb Wood, tile well-
known veteran.

Plant Heirs he favored

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by Mrs. Plant, has decided that Mr.
Plant died a resident of and domiciled
in the city of New York. “Thu ques-
tion of the domicile of the deceased."
says the decision. "is involved in the
determination of the final distribution
at his pcrsoual estate.
pull titty Conn. 33. is authority ior the

the question of domicile in this con-
nection, thc judgmtnt of the Supreme
Court in the slate of New York is con-
clusive upon courts of probate in this
data rather than their own previous
decisions upon the same question of
domicile in connection' with the pro-
bate of the will or the grant of letters
or administration. The. executors. on
r‘eblunry it), 1902. tiled’ an account
rhowlng that after th. payment of all
dalms attainst the- deceased. the i‘xpen-
~cs of sctticmcnt and the succession
tax of 588.348.52 to the State oi Con-
necticut. thew remained In their hands
1 bulancc of 516.560.214.46. Upon thc
IullIorlty of that cast; 1 incl bound to
:rch- that ”it“ balance of the property
In tho hands of the executors with all
IcI-utnuiotiuns thereof be heimeiorth
“acid and Insrnuucd by them under and
tubjt‘ct to tilt ord I~ and control at” tin:
utlrogate'u court for the county of New
turit.

Not only rims it seem to be the inn
{but thtI inimtsis of most- toutingpni
:cmaindcrmcn are presumed to have
Icrn represt ntcd by these trItstcrs. but
i also appears that the detentlant trus—
tees Messrs. Harrison. Plant. Tiller and
El “111 math a conscientious and Itblr
.ir-fcnsc. on their behait, and as com-
plete a one as they could have made
if they had been in being. and that
their rights have been given the ill-
moat possible protection." ,

Regarding the decision, Judge
‘lcaveland said in an interview that so
(or as the re ords of the probatct court
indicate no to the tinte‘ or the illingt
a copy of the New York decision. Mr.
Plant‘s domicile was in New Haven.
Since the tiling of that decision. his
domicile should be recognized at New
York. and trim that time, the admin-
istration of the estate in Connecticut
is to be considert d as ancillary to that
n the surrogatc’s court in New York
A succession tax of $88. 348 52 has been
paid to the state of Connecticut. but as
but payment was made before this th
York decision was omcially brought I.(
the attention ot‘ the New Haven Pro-
batt- Court the otch now givtn di-
recting the cittcutora to transmit tht
bala‘hcc or the cstntt to the New York
lurisdlctlon relates only to the bhlanct
ibmaining Ifgt’l' the succession tax “as

not sitectcd bv the order.

 

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sA‘LI. oooos IN The TWIN
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to North Main Street. South Nowalk.
Agent tar 'A. G. Spoutding'a latabah
lad Ioortlnpflocda. . , I- , ,

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iF YOU a: aooxmo son seams 'roos TO FIT As oooo
caoruss snouto. LOOK 'rI-Ila Wu.
H. a. a uptown WiLh arr vou. FIT voun TASTE FIT
yous POCKET AND MAKI: voD LOOK “FIT" 700

AND ooustasaaAsrao a
WITH wrog‘ coNcavaf .sNDULDEas, CLOSE-SETTING
COLLAss AND "LAPELs CDA‘I's JUST sIoI-Iv IN “New. Tnoua.
ass PEG- TOPPin—VIRY sMAar sun's THEY ARE
NEW MIxrusas AND ovsnPLAIDs.

LOOK AT Tidal IBNAPPY SINGLE

816 TO 825.
OTHER GOOD ONES A8 LOW AS M.

AND TOP COATS—1N FIT, ctrr AND TAILORING as oooo A:
THE surrs, FOR THEY'RE 1-1.8. M. TOP cons; sHonr soxv
I covaars; MEDIUM-LENGTH, aLAcK AND oxroao cons.

RAINCOATS—H. 8. a M. MAKE.
$15 To 325.

NEEDING SPRING SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, HATS OR HOSIERY?
. YOU'LL BE SATISFIED WITH THE SORTS WE HAVEJHERE. MANY
SELECTED ESPECIALLY FOR YC U:

RogersSt Stevens

, Successors to Comsiook Bros.
sours nonwam.

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Willet‘t‘s 'II p- ‘

proposition that in the consideration of '

Our increasing business proves we are gutting

better acquainted. “Quality

guaranteed"

and “fair

dealing” are bringing results, but we want to do bet.

for.
as represented.

BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.

\ ' MANUEL r. HATCH.

'We are palmtop as tar~ . '
as theneareai letter-box Q
or telephone. .. , ..

This applies to everything we handle.

.Wc guarantee quality by taking it away it not

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century and as early as 1839 HEN av E. sTmNWAv. :xHIaI'rED
A csAND PIAno AT THE s'rA‘rE FAIR, eauuswicu.,oEaMANv
AND won A PnIza usoAL. ,,

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Whenever you hear‘dr'h‘ really great musical arttsnomdnstl‘ncttve-

ly think of the STEINWAY PIANO. No great artist will risik his repu
tattoo by playing any but the BEST. '

Have you seen the handsome littlo booklet no are giving away?

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'sTEINWAv GRANDs FROM who.

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TODAY IN WALL STRICT.

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-—0pen-
ing prices of stocks today moved slug-
gishly upwards a small fraction and
then wavered. Transactions were
very entail and only a few stocks were
traded in. A rise of 94 in Canadian
Pacitlc and a decline of 9’. in United
States Rubber were the only notabld
changes.

WALL STREET, 11 a m.——As soon
as the opening buying orders were
worked off. prices receded slightly.
Fresh pnIchasing orders came to hand
at the lower let el. and the market sold
higher than. before. notably in St. Patti
and the Paciflcs.'1‘be refusal ot a liar
rlman petition to intervene in the
Northern Securities case operated
against Union Pacific and it reacted to
below yesterday“ It close. Active stocks
eased of! all around but met later sup
port which carried them back to the
best St Paul touched 145. Brooklyn
Gas and Westinghouse Electric ad-
vanced l and Anaconda declined 1.

WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-Tlte press
ing for sale of large amounts of Metre-
polltan Street Railway in the narrow
market existing caused a rapid decline
in its quoted valtio. The“ tape“ was
largely given up for a time to record-
ing these transactions and its tall.of
2% to ill depressed other local trac.
tions. Metropolitan Securities fell 1%.
Standard
stocks ignored this Weakness for a
while but gave way towards 1 o'clock.
Cleveland C C. & St Louis lost 184
and Delaware & Hudson saint-d 11,4.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over the private wires oi

Maples & 'ioidschmldt. Commission
lirokers Sports St Corbett Block.
South Norw.alk Telephone 1! 3.
Open. High Lou 1:.‘.II
Amal. Con. 49" no 49.1.1191
Am C & R Co. 1954. that. 191;. 19-11:
Am, Cut. Oil. 1-10 30 31) 30
Am. Sugar. 1‘37 127 12? 1‘17
Anaconda. ‘ 7113 7:1 7.: 73
A. T. 8; S. Fit. 7.11/4 73‘s, 771‘; 7:11.
A r & 5 Fe pr: m. 911'". '93 '3
llaltn. at (1111647994 sot. 79% 9c.
ll'kiyn. R. T.. 1111/ 46-1.. 4119;. 4614‘,
(.‘h. Gt West” 11114 111% 1111.5 16%
(‘11 M & St P. 144% 143 141 144%
Col. 1". & 1.3111, 31% 311,4, 31%-
Con. Gas, 205% 20m; 205% 2051/.
Del.’& Hurt. 154% 13414 154% 154%
Erie, 26% 27 2d“ 26%
Eric. 1st. pl._ 65 «5 (lb 66
Manhattan. 1.42214 14294 1429414294
lWet.St.Ry..114 114% 11394 113%
Mex. Central 69'; 41:. 5-4 6
-.M K. k T.. 2444 2434 2414 2494
Mo. Pacific, .93, 9814 923k 93%
NatLLcad. 1794,. 17% 1794 17%
N. Y. Central, 11614 116% 116% 116%
Norf. & West... 5814 5894 58% 6814-
'Ont. is West. 2114 2194 2114 2194
Penn, R. R. 117% 1171;. 117114 117%
P90. Gas, 9614 9614 90% Still/g
Pres. S. Car. 29 ‘29 29 1'9
Reading. 4494 447/4 44% 44%
Read, to. pt, ow. 64 (141,4 cm
Rock island. 2314 23 23%
South. Pan. 4117/. 411 4814 4894
Son. 11y. 00.. 215.4 2114: 2114 21%
Son. Ry. Co. pt. 8514 148544 85V. 8514
Texas Pam, , 94:48 24%: 2414 2494
Union Pac.. ‘ 8454 86
U. S. Leather. 794’" 714. 714
11 S. heath pf. 80 80% 7914, 79114
11.8 Rubber,1294 1314 12bit 13%
U 8 Steel 11% 11% 1114 1114
U. S. SteetL‘pf“ 511", 5994 118 .5814,
-.Wabash 1914' 1914- 1914
Wabash pt. . 39 8954 391.4 3994

Ex. Dividend 194' per pent.
‘ TEST CASE’IN STAMFORD. »

“we .
Bulldsra’ Association Sues
Smith Mead a Paintar.
STAMFORD. April 19 ---,1 suit
brought against Smith sad; a pilot.
or. by the local rep tativea of- the
Master Builders' Association. is to be
made Most cash. which will'be watch-
cd with interest throughout the state.
Last year when there was a strike in
the building trades, Mead iqlned the
plaster Builders' Association and like
other members, it is alleged was rc~
united to give his bond for 8350. (6- be
forteited in case he failed to comply
with the rules of the association. At.
tor the trouble over the reference

Master

noted the action of other members

I ’ of the. association and employed paint

 

 
 
 

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