Low Prices New Easter Goods Vern Latest Things LANE’S 5! Washington St. LIICIII translates Solid hind-packed tomatoes seven cents nor can at Joseloff s. E. 1.. Boyer continues quite ill at hisl home In Main street. Norwalk. Mrs. Ryan at 25 Wood street, has moved to 30 Raymond street. Miss Mildred White, of ltldgetlcld. was a visitor in town. yesterday. -'-—Ne3v Spring derby. O'Brien. Miss Ulliedlercher, of Brooklyn. gone ro.llrookl3'n. to make a visit. Several settaonnblo offerings among the men's furnishings, at Road's. See ad. ‘ All kinds of garden and lawn ltobls. at Comatotk, Watkins & Dow's Scr- (0d- Tempting prices are housekeeping textiles at Sco'ad. Miss Lillian Nelson, of Sacramento. Cal” is visiting Miss Grace Seymour. West str'et't‘.’ 'l‘hc Ioady- to-wcnr garments at. the, Boston Store are worthy of your atten. tion. See ad. Mrs. Frederick Fillow. of Nor'wallt. has been winning Mr and Mrs. N. Kirk. of stt ort . II‘. I) l.3on (I '(‘oiupany have trht ex c'lushc sale of the George II). lxciths shore, itr South Norhwalk There are many ’Ieasons 33I'I3 3ou should work Hart. Schnffucr & Marx clothing. See ad. of Rogers & Sir Ions. Fdward Kelly. l‘IIlIlk II‘MlunIgan Fred Within and Frank KIIIy attended a benefit dance, in Danburp', last e3I~II~ ing. ‘ Tire \lisses Margaret and Catharine Reynolds .pf Norwoik. will spend Surr- day in Br'hitlgoport the guests of their ester A Osclroouer'load of lumber arrived yesterday. The Iargo is being dis- charged at the -yar:do of Ilateh 6‘; Ital- ev Jesses OthI-stra has been engaged for the dame and reception. 33hlth will be gi3en b3 lir'orvn‘ 9 Business College ln Rod Men's ”all? next Friday even— pg. 11le Lillian Crockett of Rowaytou. who was injured yesterday, is not our. pio3 ed by the Eastern Underwear- (‘ om parlrlr. but by a 'siiniitti'j' concern in Nor- 33a Mr. aners ,0. A. Freeman left this morning for Reading. Pa.. where Mr. l‘rccman rootaptly purchased a new automobile. by will make the re- trrra trip in the new car. The. Immaculate Conception Sodality of St. Mary‘s Church will give an err— tcrtalnment and dance in larckwood‘s hall on April 29. Jesse's orchestra will furnish tne music for the ‘occasion. A meeting of the probationers of tho Sorrtir Norwalk Methodist Church was held last evening. at the parsonage. Instruction was given them by Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. pastor of the church. The. Musical Club. which was form- ed in Norwalk about two necks ago. will hold a seSsion Monda3 evening. with the Rev. and Mrs. George D. ag- _ bert‘. at their residence on the Green. e3 carioada of flour to he sold rc- gardless of cost, at 65c per bag. S. Roodner. Frank Taylor, who was arrested last evening. was before. Judge Tayloriu tun , town court, this morning. on a charge of being a common drrmkard. lie was found guilty and sent to jail for sixty days. . Cole‘s express car presented the ap- pearance of II barber shop on Wednes- day. having. a full equipment inside. which was being moved to Norwalk from Bridgepbrt; 011 the outside of the platform, was the barber's pole. offered on llowlnnd's. ‘r- ‘.'~- TRINITY NAVAL CADETB OUTING. The members of Trinity Naval Re- serves left South N‘oi‘walk this morn- log at 5: 30 o'clock for a day' s outing on the Westport road. ' CHURCH NOTES. . The finest city and nillage Churches are painted with the ngmau & Mar finer: Paints. and " "0. want every Church to accept our donation whenev- er they paint. . S & 6 make 11.1.1 therefore when you wont fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eight of It nan-m mix at: gal- lons of. pure Linseed Oil with it mak- lngactnal cost of paint about 81 20 per gallon. Don‘ t pay 81560 d“ gallon for Untrec'd Oil (worth 60 cents) which you do when you bu other» tints in a can with a paint libel on 1. Many houses are. Well painted with four gallons of Let M. and three. gal- lons of Linseed Oil mixed therewith. Wears and ctiib‘r‘h‘illée gold? These Octet)” Points are sold by Comatock Waiklnp 3. Dow. South Noe walk; llnbbeli II Staples Hardware (30.. Norwaik: W. 8.031303 II Son, Westmrt: Northeast“. Boathport. LOXA‘I’ONlK. .4.“ ‘ HAVE YOU TIIIO IT! HAVE FOUNO. .IT. OULD OH. 'NANV AW BO rr ‘A TRIAL. But Ilium Attempt. . "\ thousand or II Won't. take me awar from here" said Mrs. Mary A. sawttr. of Chestnut street. South Nor- “qu, when she learned that a move 33a» on foot to take her to the West- port Sanitarium, this afternoon. The, attempt was tirade lIoWever by Deputy ' Sheriff John W. Sculley and was a Iruc ‘ flow. It has been noticed for some 'llmo that Mrs. Sawter was rather pe- culiar iII runny ways. and at times one has been violent and on one occasion' assaulted one of her family. She has ‘been adjudged to bedenrented and a dangerous person to allow at large and proceedintla have been commenced in the probate court. There will br- a hearing on her case in the Norwalk Probate Court before Judge Gregory on I April 27. at 10 o'clock in the morn- ing. Drs. Baldwin and Baker have been appointed by the court to make an investigation as to her sanity. III the meantime. a temporary wmmltmerrt was issued by Judge Gregory and she will be confined at Weatport until the hearing. SALOON DISPOBBEBSMENT CASE. 0an of John W. Pennington Against William McCromblo Hoard. Tire case of John W. Pennington 3's. William McCI‘ouIbie. in the North Main street saloon dispossessruerrt cut-Io. came up before Judge Lockwood in the Norualk Court tins mornrng. .\ir .\It(‘ Iombie occupies II. saloon III North Main street. from w-hirh Mr. l’I'IIIIiIIgtoII desires to evict him. The particular part of the case heard this morning was the. det'ondnnt s demur- Ier' to the plaintiff s- complaint. it appears that. the lure issue (I. llnruilton leased the place in North Malrr street from Pennington for five years. Alt-(fr'ornbic was placed in charge of the establishment. and after Mr. Hamilton's Ilcailr It'lt'CI'qubie corr- lluticd to Hill ii. The leuh'e has now, expired. Pennington is represented by. Attorney George II. Vosburgh and Mct‘rornblc by Walsh llilll lIIrbbell. Mr. Mel‘rourbie has applied for a li- reuse across the. street, in John Koch- lcr's restaurant. NUTMEG CLUB DANCE. First Baciai Function of New Organiza- tion to Be Given Wednesday Evening. May 4th. The Nutmeg Club. an organization r'etentl3 formed in Norwalk for young men, has arranged to give a dance in laflt'kWOOIl'S Hall on Wednesday even- ing. May tlh. Tire club rooms are at Ilrc corner of Main until) Wall street. in the block owned by l errry P. Cole- bIII'n. Tire arrangements are in charge or the errtertainruent committee of the club, consisting of Harry Nlckcrsorr, I'loward A. Montgomery and Edward Newman. A competent orchestra has been engaged for the occasion. PUPPIES ON EXHIBITION. Five lively and pretty little puppies were-exhibited this afternoon in the window of the vacant store in the Swar'tz Corbett block. Tire pups are fox terriers owned by W. II. 'I‘r'istraru. of J. W. llealty's store. His son \‘ic- tor Trtstr'nm was the. showrrrau. ()III‘ of the puppies is a rather peculiar Specimen being exactly the color of II maltose cat and being marked like a ‘tabby." different irrhis appearance from his brothers and; sisters. whitwaslr and there is the faintest » white tip to his tail which has not been docked according to the prevalent cx~ ceedirrgly humane custom. Considera- ble attention was ear-ltsd by the show. FIGHT‘OF TWO DOGS. A brill dog owned by Glen Stewart. .1 Norwaik student became mixed up in a fight with a Shepherd dog owned by ll Wilson. today Shortly afternoon and the engagement nearly resulted in the death of t..IIe shepherd. Tire bull dog took a 3ice like grip with his jaw and it was necessary to tear the ca- IIiIIes .apart. Several other methods were tried without success. pails of water were dashed on the dogs; burning matches and brands placed under the bull dog‘s nose , THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS ‘comes from the varnish in [love Co a Var. nlsir I-‘loor Paint: costs .'3 cents more a quart though Sold by Comatock. Wat- kins & Dow and F. Ger-ham. Great Salt of :1 runner and MONDIII " 70 per copy. COLEMAN'S to North Main Street. south Norwalk. Agent for A. G. Spluldlng'o Bush-II and Sporting Geode. In selecting an administra- tor for your ”taro . . ' 3 you want I Eiliciencrl Securitu ' Eoorronru Tuscan be second by fraying The South Norwaik Trust Co. Ignorant. . This little rellow ls entirely. ‘ His little feet. are whitc‘ns' indie" had stopped in. Several , f SHEET MUSIC ,- lllm \(tnllntl [U My! lllrmlhtlorvd Copyright Wit by liar! itch-fin" A In! RogersStStevens Successors to Camstaok Bros. sours noswam. You ought Schaffnor It ground. Corue. tween visit. H. S. 6‘: M. Top Coats and Rain- coats are the-best you can buy no- $l5 and $25 Our Spring show or shirts. horr- ler'y. hats and IIeeIIweIII' is worth a ‘TEL. CALL. 32-2. Our Great Guarantor" Satisfaction or Money Book. . , The Best SPRING suns to try on a 'Ilart. Mara Spring suit, For one reason, because the lit in so superior to anything you've ever seen in roudtv-towcar suits. For another reason. because the style is distinctive and pleasing: fabrics are mostly exclusive mix- tures and overplalds woven espec- ially for II. S. If: M. clothes. Another reason is the price-— suits from $15 to 825 that look and fit and wear as well as a. good tallor's $30 to $50 suits. No trouble for us to show the runs: a little trouble for you to come and try on: but you get a. suit that suits you down to the ter. better acquainted. as represented. Our increasing business proves we are getting "Quality guaranteed" and "fair dealing" are bringing results, btrt we want to do imi- We guarantee quality by taking it away If Irot This applies to everything Ive handle. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. We are near—~Just as far as the. nearest letter-box or telephone. Speeral Sale , Fischer. Upright Piano, Mahogany. Marshall at Wanda". Upright Plano. Eb.. i , Woodbur/Uprlght Piano. Mahogany. Jewell UprighrjPiana. Mahogany. Waadbury Upright Piano. Oak, These instruments are inabsolutely perfect condition. have lmen_,trsed only a short time. and cannot be told from new. We have realized on them in rent, and you reap the benefit. wait until vorrt neighbor takes one of these so .13 it out you All Eyes are on the Jews". .-II_: Don't, ' ‘ Telephone 165-3. $175.00 3125.00 5225.00 $250.00 $225.00 Private Telephone 221. ._ . o‘er S E. DIBBLE. Brokor. rnra CHICAGO rvrrwarrra $335.00 \ WM. P. BEERS, Sutlonor. 49 Wall Street. NORWALKQ Private Wire and “°°k< .T‘CROI'. i} l :- Iravirmr 2.31.... so momma srmr. .. , Snuff: Norwa'ik. Conn. l 4 STOCKS. BONDS.“ GRAIN AND COTTON BOUGHT OR SOLO ON GOM- MISSION EITHER FOR CAOH OR ON A MODERATE MAROINI BRANCH. OFFICES Monti Stamford. Conn. \. on. » Green toll Trust. “and“ W , SPECIAL ! , FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY are GROSS cuocau r2: I 400 Grade 29 'cm 31' POUND III'IIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIII 7 The Prescription Store. All can pm the door. Night Colic Answered. Telephone Call, 1“. TODAY IN WALL ITRIIT. WALI. STREET, 10:10 a. m.-—I’rlces of the majority of stocks traded in at the opening today were slightly high- er than last night. but the number of active Issues was very small. The United States Steel stocks were Inclin- ed to sag. Consolidated Gas rose a point on the. signing of the Remsen bill and then reacted a half. Virginia Carolina Chemical rose a point. WALL. STREET. II n. m.-—Opern_- tions in stocks were so limited durius the first hour that the day gave prom- ise. of being one of the dullest in the cxelIange‘a history. There was noth- ing III the way of a movement that at- tracted any attention and such usually III-rive stocks as Missouri Pacific. Rock Island, Sugar and Manhattan 3vcre rIot dealt in until late in the first hour. Allis Chalmers pfd. recovered yester- day‘s 3 points loss. Central Railroad of New .'leIscy declined II point. WAI. I. 8'] REI‘ T. closc.~—Tire favora- blo bank statement had been expected and its publication did not change the listless temper ol‘ the market. Prices were practically immovable. Realty. pfd.. lest a polrrt. IInd Wheeling & Lakr Eric. M. Tlr'okiyn Transit. and Metro- politan Street Railway advanced a large fraction and Distillers Securities and Toledo, St. Louis 8': Western, pfd.. It point. Consolidated (ins fell below yesterday‘s closing prices. The elm- ing was dull and lrrogul r TODAY'S QUOTA iONB. Reported ever the private when of Maples In. 'ioldschmidt, Commission Brokers, Sparta Ill: Corbett Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153. Open. High. 1.0332 1 :30 Aural. Cop.. dill/3 49% iii-T; 491*) Am. Loco. 191/3' 1934,, 19% 10:5, Am. Sugar. 127143 1277;. 1271-53 127' A T 8: S 190.. 78% 7331 Till/1.. 7353/, A T & S Fe. pf. Nil. 93%. 93’s 93 "lir ltnlto. It Ohio. ”it!" NHL 71“". 50M. Illriyrr. R '1‘.. 462’“ 471.2 105;. 47% (hes. at Ohio, at a: :I'.‘ 32 (‘h (it. West. “3% ill-’33. 131143 10% (‘lI.M.&St l’llfi- 11:3 Ill'H; ”4% I‘ol. South, 171.; 17“. 17"; 17% (ton. Gas. 209 y 209 2071/3 207% llei. 8: find” 15073} 15397 159 159% Eric, 20“., 20-? 23673;. 20% Eric. 1st,. pf.. G.” l M 6.31/05!“ 65% Gen. Ell-c. Hill/5 14m; ltilifi 164% Lou. It Naslr., 108% 10814 10.31% 1081,; Manhattan. 1.12%, 1421.43 142% 142% Met. St. R32. 1H lI-I'h'. 1” 114153 Mex. Central. 53.; ' 57.0 '5 5% .\I, K. & 'l‘., 1703'. 17% 17“.; 17% Mo. Pacific. 93 93‘5”. Elli 93%. Not'l'. III. \‘l'est...5t~"'.‘¢'.-- 58“,; fits-'7". 58% ()nt. & WPBI.’1“_- 2l'é Zl ‘. 2l‘,§ Penn. II.R..117=i; .1177; 117% 117% Reading, 45 .15 45 is South. Path. iii 49_ 4873'. 48% Sort. Ry, Co.. 21% Ill“; 2W. 21% Son Ry Co pf.. 85% 85% 85%- 85% Tenn. C. & 1.. 37% 37% :17 In 371.1,. L’nion Pan, 8503'; 8579' 85% 85%.. I'. S. Ia‘atb. pf. 80% 80‘»: 801.43 80% II. S, Steel. 10% 10%. 10% 10% II. 8. Steel. pf.. (30% 56% 50%. 56% Wabash. pf., 39 391.13 30 39%. . BANK STATEMENT. Reserves, lnc., ' $6,899,100 Res. U. S. Inc.. 0.902.650 3.130.200 7.411.500 Loans, inc. Specie, inc., Legal Tender, inc.. 2,551,600 Deposits, Inc., ' 12.256,000 Circulation. inc... 410.800 COLLEGE THIEVEB UNDER BONDS CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April Three of the four men arrested on a .,chargo of having stolen $3.000 worth of property from dormitories at Harvard, Kenneth II Wade. Daniel E Esta- brook aud ThomasA. J. Hodgson, were held today in $2. 000 each for the grand jury. The case of the fourth man. James L Bancroft was continued. At the hearing today the police stated that the3 were adviser} that warrants had been issued in Providence and New Haven, charging the four men with stealing from dormitories at Brown and at Yale Universities. HOUSE THIEVES IN COLCHEBTER. COLCHESTER, April 23.—-Horse thieves made a successful raid in the town of Salem .Iast night. getting away with two horses. one belonging to Mulford Brown and the other to P. Wolonski. Brown’s animal is white. Wolonski’s is black. He paid $183 for it a, few days ago. Deputy Sheriff Wickwire, of Colchester. thinks the thieves 336m toward New London. and he has started In pursuit. WINTHHOP 80665508 HUNT. WASHINGTON. April dent Roosevelt has selected Judge Beaman Winthrop; of the court. of first Instance. Philippine Islands, to succeed William '8. Hunt. as governor of the is- land of Porto Rico. The appointment has not been announced officially, but probably Will he iii a short t tare. Judge Winthrop is from New York. s’ANK surcharge HIGH REG» 0 D; "NEW YORK. April saw-Additional new 'high records were; establlnhed by this week’s bank statement. This ag- gregate of. loans—41.0t6mooo Is in excess of all previous mm. u to also the deposit item, 81.109374. 400. Guilt holding! or “11.5wa are also great. or at“! ever 3%..“ ant..." are." 00 nth'ttria II! mm 0 2...——, esp-prear- ” Knowing men,-—the wise ohm—ocothhfimfi broken away from upoIino tangles. ”(01'3“ SMART cnorrtss have turned tin aloft. .\ '- such a proposition. come in today and Ice on get some good things that we know wllflnterdt'l '. ‘i. i‘ with I‘I'u'f t __———-—-——-1~‘l_ effort. to serve and please. Good Goods 2nd Low Prion to “1”“. of- appeal for your patronage. Some specials for Saturday' Amt [I 53'. FLOUR. PILLBBURY' 0,9" bamlpeclal each file! “nun-"$10“ FLOUR, eor.n MEDAL,por hamlpecili caih pets. .............475 CLOVER HILL PRINT BUTTER should am. your an. the best. Always uniform. Quote slow ”turnip,“ toy-Ila tut 'rua serves. —-There are lots of sorts o! 'Irittoi' all. price: but the Butter got here in very nice and tho”. It hit! 25 6T8. LB., CASH. ' BEEF SLICED THIN.——A nice new mom roo' one and and Woo. Any quantitr from 5 etc. up. . J...- I... t'. d» ‘ FRESH sees that are fresh, and no humbug-zt.oro..honrt.. ,. :' sPINACH, a food medicine. has tonic properties: yell chariot .to go.‘ without it at any price. —25 6T8. PEC K. . ., NEW CABBAGE. -Hard heads. 5 etc. lb. Buy your“ cabbage thy pound and get what you pay for. No “hit or rain” business 03m. .. , ..I x, 3... NICE LEMONSe—JS crs. DOZEN,opoclnl. BLOOD ORANGE8.—|Flne a: silk, very smut—328 OTB. OO‘ZINa- . FINE PINE APPLEB.—15 crs. EACH; or 2 for 25 etc. , , ‘ ' SHRIMP—Canned nice for ulld' aide CANNEO OHIOKIN."fh§o:’5M price. -—28 CTS. CAN. . . '. ."f YACHT CLUB sALAo onsssmos— 1's. tram in on m DON'T FORGE T WE- '0l"t.L The Best 250 Coffee in n. n AND . 31.100... ' ‘ ‘ Free delivery to I" part- or tho two can R. J. Cutblll’a Bridge nah Quality First. Price It} no. and lookilfldr.‘ ,‘ ' Lobster: Saturday morning. i Steak Cod, pot . Fresh Blue Fllh. . “9'“ . ‘klndr of the. entire; ' LIVE Lossrzss on oAfun‘oAv. ALL coon: WAIIIIAIII'IW ' wear one wAssmoron eraser. am to John II «no «arm punches—20 White at, Danhut'y; 75 outscored. tum Strain! Pricelerrsbernnd all other Mission! to the W, - serves your highest consideration. . . p a peter rams wmr your! armor windmill” - nor rrrvmo OUARANTIII",¥' ‘ oeflcIAtt. ' or WALL min. ,, s .- , TH: Worm» WITH ; ' 11mm a likely to he the adult wrr new slum the is little fel ow whose eyes are not given timely nod proper the naturally defective eye of youth and you are reps natterllfe. About Wei-Imoqouditwill a “for month's minim butter '1 titan-Io. Tho lye- of Gilliam l W . aroma I. sort Mull-l hours I "‘73“ in! lending,
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