a.
amounts. at the South .‘oruaik nap
¢
z
‘ A. Coder. H. E. mm. Boston; Mr. Ind
. Mrs. Beams, 0. F. TristrInr and wife.
llsidzo llIWnlnolcnt and Protective 0r-
; WOULD IYOIUI.
ice Cream .-
and‘ices.
Faacu ice
Cream to
_ Order at
. LANE’S
51‘ 'stlu‘nytan St.
and! i more.
Brooms for 25 etc. It Joselotf's.
Many bargains for tho cottsgor. at
llorvhiallds See ad.
Spring clothes .for little folks. Int
ReId' a. See ad
Wild flowers, are in bloom in sunny
nooks in the- fields and Woods.
All kinds of ice cream and let's at
Lanc' a. Fancy ice cream to order.
George E. Curtis of Norwaik, was a
visitor in New York City. yesterday.
Special 8an of ladies' fifty cent cor-
set C(lH‘l‘SI for twenty tire cents at it.
l\. anks .
A qurmitn cooking utensils are the
areal satisfactory of all. 'l‘lIc lioston
Store carries a complete line. See ad.
'lhe meat at Sc'huubs market is on
the top of the liltldtl as for qualitv.
but the prices are on the bottom rorrnd.
Bishop \lcilahoh Coupe.“ Catholic
nonviolent Legion will hold a ses-
sion this evening at A. O H.. hall in
\\ allgstrect.
A regular h faces meeting of the“
> “her Lights' 80ch was held lat-II
rist Church
Mrs. Agnes Rods llovlland has is
sued tickets for her song recital to be
pitch in lockwood's Hallway Friday
evening. May 131th
Oscar Hummel, h'ho has born with
Svec'a band for II me time. has 1ch
Ior Oniaha. Neil are he has taken a
position with relatives.
Thomas F Colo. the actor who has
been spending some days here. has
gone to join the Rho- Loraine Company.
at KeI sriile. N 3’. -
A regular meeting: oi Norwnik
dor of Elks will be held tomorrow or-
cuing at Eik’s Hall.
A meeting of the Ofli al Board or
thi- First Methodist Epis pal Church
“as held last night at which time
routine busincs a .was transacted.
~ Do not fail to hear Alisa Colt at M,
ii church Wednesday evening.
The llarstr'om-Schooi .lrns'obtril team
and the Bault (llorks will play tomor-
ruw afternoon on the diamond of tin
Connecticut Military Academy. in East
avenue.
A special communication -of St,
John‘s LodgejA. 1'". and A. M., of Nor—
II'aik. will he held Thursdav evening.
when the Master Mason‘s degree will
be conferred. .
it is expected that’thc uniforms for
Svre’o hand will be sent here the latter
part of this week. The band will
present ah andsome appearance in
their new regalla.
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. T, Duncan will
be unable to call on the families in
West. street. tomorrow, as announced.
owing to the funeral 0f Josiah ll. At>
wood, which occurs at 2 o’clock.
The administrator of tho estate of
Mrs. Lavina A. l’urvIes has been orde -
ad to "exhibit. his administration ac.-
count in the Norwalk Probate Court.
tomorrow morning. at ‘10 o’clock.
Ladies' hosiery and underwear for
spring and summer. at Tristrarn SI
llI'rtntt' They carry’ in stock the cele-
brated Forest Mills undeIwoar. and the
Ivell~lrnown Gordon Dye hosiery. See.
ad.
The firncot Church Brsn'c'if of the.
Girl‘s Friendly Society held a session.
last evening. at the Central Club
house, in “ eat at anuc. l‘hc usual
weekly meeting is. held on Tuesday
evening. but the date was changed for
this week.
~The Bouncy Sisters have appeared
before the most critical and cultured
audience in New York city. in their
interpretations of the works of the
great composers, The audiences were
entranced and the press was loud in
its praise. South Norwalk Baptist
Church. Tuesday evening. Tickets 20c
Grand Secretary R. 0. Schaet'er. of
New Britain, bf tho=Sons of Herman.
in response to a telegram received this
morning. will leave for St. Paul. Minn.
From St. Paul Mr. Suhaci‘cr may go to
Austin. Tea, in the event of which he
will visit St. Louisiz';
A. L. Snook, C." W. Park. J. W.
Smith. .P. TristrI H. H. lisrdy..li'.
.l Mon-hut W. bluson. It, ll.
Finches. New York; A. H. Irwin. Cum-
minaorth. Pa.; W. ll. Brown, Provid-
ence. It. 1.; H. H. Miller. 1‘. H. Matron.
New Karen: A. D Wadsworth Fish-
ktll on the Hudoon: W. e. Hicks, B.
it. D. Trls‘trm. Now-lit; John Dnn~
ulng. Albany; 3. M. Ayres Stamford.-
Fit}. Ackerman. Dmiflrri'. ' 1A. P. Miller
. lary.
Harry lo. Pint. of Norwsllt, will Ito
toliellovue Honplti ,New York, tomor-
Irow, to be opera 'd on for I kidney
trouble.
ll llersrlrtleld/h Sou have Just rc-
IoiIt-d tIIo lrrngr- barge loads of an»
ithrrrrltt coal. The burgoIII are the
”Louise" and La Barn-sum
l'IrlI-atiue (‘rrIItie Knights of‘ the Myrr
tic t.‘ haiu hold II meeting last night at.
which aruugcrueurs were made for a
I dance and social to be held in the near
future.
A committee was appointed to pur-
chase a set of individual communion
cups for the use of the chuck. at tho
meetingof'lho olllclIl board of' the
First M. E church.
' Albert liouton of the United States
battleship liiluola, which Is being over-
hauled at the Brooklyn Navy l",aId II
II result of I recent accident, is spend-
ing II fen days' furlough at his home in
East Norw_uik
-Th four famous Beasey Sisters
stand l eminently at the head of the
musical attractions in the United
States as being the most unique. to
Iuarkable and versatile entertainers be-
fore the public South Norwalk Bap-
Ilst Church. Tuesday evening. April
.."ti Tickets 25c.
STATE REFORMATORY COMMIS-
SION. .
Questions of Site for New Building Ind
ClallOI of Offenders Discuu'od.
HARTFORD. April 26 ——At a meet
ing in this city ycst'mda; afternoon of
the State licfomratory Commission. of
which Warden Garvin of the state pri-
son is the president. the question of
the qualifications essential to a site
for the proposed. l'.l fornratory and ai
so thI problem of the classes of of
fenders who may properly be eligible
to IIIIIIIIIilIucIIt to the instiiuiion were
discus-red. Concerning the site the fol-
lt)\\'iili: rate was adopted:
“\‘orI-d. that in selvctiugn site for the
proposed rcformalory, the commission
be gIIiIlcziI as far as practicable, by
these, restrictions: Thai. as a large
i‘rnrtion or the inmates of a reforms.
lory would naturally" be committed:
from the countv seats of New Haven,
.lm'tfo'rd and Fall'fit‘id countries, thII|
site shall be conveniently accessible
to those localities; that it shall be
suiticicnrlII near to a railroad that a
spur truck may be run into the yard:
that it shall be located within easily
III allabbI distance of building material
not less than loll acres: and that it
shall be situated not more than four
or live miles from a fairly populous
center, and that it shall conform to
modern requirements concerning water
sewerage and light."
that anybody who owns a tract of land
which conforms to the specified condi-
tlons and'rvhicir he desires to propose
its a alto for the reformatory shall sub-
Intt to Secretary Thoma»: Dudley
Wells. of Hartford. not later than
June 10‘ a written memorandum des-
cribing the 'lOcntion and naming the
price asked.
MORSE APPLICATION DENIED
NlJW YIItllIlK. April 26. “Justice Da-
Its rod: in the Supreme Court denied
the. app imttion made on behalf of(‘ hill
lea \\. Morse, tin banker to Iurnrc lllt
1N rm entered in Justice Clarke Mi
December ("mulling the marriage 0
Mrs (figment Cowles Morse to Mr
Morse. .IlIIIsIIit-c Clark's order was
made upon it former decree granted bI
him setting aside the decor of a di
\‘UI'CC granted or Mrs. Morse in 1898
from her husband, (llrarlcs l“. Dodge.
on the ground that Dodge had never
been served. with the summons ant.
complaint In the action and had never
optic-fired by counsel to defend the suit,
INVESTIGATING COAL TRUST.
WASHINGTON. April 26-When the
House met today. Mr. Jenkins (Wis).
chairman of the committee on Judie
moved the adoption of tho reso-
lutions recently favorably reported by
his committee inquiring what action
had been taken by the. department of
Justice regarding an turcstigation of
the coal "trust" and another or not
erI dviminal pmsceutlons have been
lnsiitrrtod by that department against
the hidlIiduais found guiltI of IiolI-
tions of the' anti- trust" law in connec-
tion with the merger decision. The
resolutions were adopted without dis
cussit'm' or division.
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LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
MUNSEY
M'CLURE'B _
and all the magazinu Jun out.
LIIvo your order for daily,
evening and Sunday papers.
Prompt delivery guaranteed.
COLEMAN?!
Io'NoroI MIln street, smith NorwIIk.
Agent for A. G. SpIuldlng'I BIIIbIIi
Ind SportingIII needs. 4..
...—...- Our
; Facilities
To . Handle
of inIiI or stone; that it shall contain4 -.
'l‘hc. cormnission expressed a desire '
C. H. Taylor. Georgetown; 0. F.’ 0s-
born. A. c. BIbhu. South Norwalk.
were of the Hotel Clifford yesterday!
6. F. Kendall brink examiner. was
in that; ty last night and stopped at
Hotel idord. Hm left this morning
"terns-pm. . w I
i
‘Loxaromrt. -
-¢-*nd.
rtAvs v00 murivr MANY
Havu routs!) :m‘ AtaroI-rr. so
{onto ‘1' gr TRIAL. l
"II-c most complete. in fact, the care
of Trust Funds is our speclIlty. Hand
-liI'r‘g I number of them II we do, we
can handle them more advantageously‘ .
than In individual Trustee: and charge!
less too. our whole charge often being
Hut Sci-III.
. 0 Mars
“Tub!“
' court-I NO’RWALK.
, The Best
SPRING SUITS
You ought to try on I Hart.
Schailner hi Marx Spring suit.
For one treason, because the lit
is so superior to anything you‘ve
ever seen in roady-towcar suits. I
l< or another reason. because the
aide is distiuciiIe and pleasing;
fabrics are mostly exclusive mix-
tures and mt'l'plilitls woven espec-
ially for if. 8. & M. clothes.
Another reason is the price——
suits fI'oIII till to $25 that look and
lit and wear aaIIu'oll as I good
tnilor’s $30 to $50 suits.
No trouble for us to show the
suits: a little trouble [or you to
Come and try on; but you got a
suit that suits you down to the
ground. Come.
if. S. & M. Top Coats and Rain-
coats are the best vou can buy be-I
tween
$i5 and $25
Our Spring show of shirts. hos-
iery. hats and neckWear is worth I
. CoryflgbllWHryliIrlIIhIhullnl visit.
RogersStStevens
Saboqssars to Comsfook Bros.
TEL. CALL. 32-2.
lost lit. lionds were irregular.
\ WALL S'l‘ltldii'l‘, lp. m.~»Sugar was
rather more actively dealt in and creas-
ed 128. but other favorites were no-
.. 'I? . giectcd.
. TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Our increasing business prover: we are setting I Reported ever u“. private Wires 0'
mm" acquainted. "Quality guaranteed" and um” . Maples & loidschmidt, Commission
.. Brokers Svartz-:& Corbett Block.
dealing are brincing results, but we want to do but. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
tor. We guarantee quality by taking it away if not A l C OWE-IZ High 1:33 1833/0
as represented. This applies to everything we handle. Afiac' chlRI'C-o" lid: 1?: fig? 177:;
' G Am. C. k F, pf. 70% 70% 701,4 70V.
auv oars THAT'S CLEAN, Am- 1000-. 18-h 18h 18“: 18%
Am. Smelt, 48% 4.534 45% 48%
‘ MANUEL ‘l'. HATCH. If Am. Sugan 1271/ 1:17 i 327‘... 127%
A. T. 6'; S. 170.7,. 2%" 73 72’s, 72%
. __ ‘ Balto, At Ohio, 7912 Tillie;- "illza' 79%
“e are near just as far liklyn. R 'I‘.. "8": “iii 16% 46%
I as the nearest lettenbox a. , Ch. (it. “Hist, my. my; run. run.
‘ ‘ , f‘ ‘ (iii M. & St Y. 144 till/5.143% 1“ng
. "lemming . Con..Gas. . 20m Item; sent. 207»
' . " llel.&ilull.,15813158»; 158%.; 1581.3
. .. .- w Erie, 265. 261,4 2615. , 26%
. W / are. m. pt. m. w. m. on.
\/—\/—\/. \,/_\./_\_/"'\/"\/"—\_/ Gen. Elna. 10.3% llitiiiq‘, lb}: 163
M , ‘ . --. _ .--.-..:1........ W ill. Central 131131 131 liil
Lou. Ci: Nash” 1073,1077'. lei-7;. 1073i.
Aict.St..liy..112‘: 11:77: ll'l‘gfg {112%
Alex. Central. 5%. .b’ {,in 6
M. if. &T., iii/g 17L. tit; 17%
\lo. Pacific WV; 92“.. 92% 92%
Norf.I a; heat... or as. as 58
' Ont. & I\Vosl..,l.21‘4~ 24% 21% '2134‘
Penn. it ll 1 i ii” 117, 117 ’
Fischer Upright Plano. Mahogany. 3175.00 p... s. 0..., ...}.fi .353? .251: 2.132
Rea in. It ‘ i ii 4-!
Marshall dg‘I._Wéndall. Upright Plano. 511.. $125.00 ,.,.pf’3,‘,,,.,I . 6y ‘3: .0, g;
~ - . Roll I. I 2 J :3 227 «n
Woodbury Upright Plano-Mahogany. $225.00 ...”...I‘bp'g'c‘: 4.3;», 43.,- "I; iii:
, , ~ ‘- Still. rr-. Col. 2i III, III... 21
Jewell UprlnhfIIPlana. Mahogany. 5250.00 s»... H;.Co. “L852 . 35:; so}; 3513,:
. i” ' ' Tenn. C. A: l.,.87 B? (i? 37
Woodbury Upright Piano. 08". §226.00 '3?" 13C” .23." ..ggrév ~23“ 3:14
. non a . .st .84 ' ‘
These instruments are in absolutely - U. S. Rybfi'e, 184”: 1.3;: 14% 14;:
perfect. conditiou, have been used only-- ... ll. 3. Stool, 10!,» ring. it'll/5' 10%
II short time. and cannot be told from . W S. Siet‘l- Mn 52% {Iii-hi 55:2 56%
new. We have realized on them in Ivzgiiii’ III. is}? g? iii? :2:
rent and you reap the benefit. Don't wggI Cent,. 38“ 13" 1’3“ is
wait until your neighbor takes one of
these away from y.ou
All Eyes are on the Jowoft.
.35 Midshipman Strut.
Telephone 168-0.
.1... .. _ .W -__———_ .-M~_~M_ ..-—v .... -..... ...... ......
SGISSORS SHABPENED FREE!
BY THE
Wonderful Electric Scissor Sharpener
W P. BEERS,
'BOOIK SELLER STATIONER AND ENORAVER.
TelephonI tat. . I
Trust Funds ~
- ../
:I.
. .
HOOKS, BONDS, GRAiN AND OOITON BOUGHT 0R COLD ON GOM-
MIOOION IITHIR FOR CASH ORI ON A MODIRATI MIAROIN.
loss than the coat of the bond whichIE '
I‘In individual is ollllIgod do furnish.
III: 59- Norwalk’
.1!
BRANOH era-ions.
Burilnlton Amado. Bmfbrd. Conn 00.. Greenwich, Court.
Iowa? nic- . Greenwich. our...
Iran Ind his liver are pretty elm
6 South Main Sinai, 49 Wall Street.
IOUTH NORWALK. ‘ NonwaLK.
‘ IP;.«‘:———- ~ v _ - Privata Win In;
S. E. DIBBLE
Broker.
Hovllond Block. .96 Washington Shoot.
South Norwnlk. Conn. .. .
crook rum.
I
REFERENCES. ‘
Greenwich TruIt. ban and Deposit
0|" "It. Rank. sooth
lt'I ruhblng rib W5
Ono won't work unless rho sign of the world that
- W‘! on
VINOL
We guarantee ms bottle or
Vinol to do Just as we repre-
sent. or we will refund money.
' THEiiliiililllPiiiiililil
The Prescription Store.
All cIrd'pIII tlrI door.
Night CIIII AIIIIHIrId.
TrlelIrdIII Cl", 1".
TODAY IN WALL ITIIET.
ti
WALL STREET. 10:10 I. m.—
Stocks showed no important changes
from last night in the opening doalinxs
today. Variations did not exceed %
in any case. and the majority of stocks
were unchanged. I
\IALL STREET, it a. Inn—Second.
nry prices ware slightly lower, the
market easing of! about 1/. all around
on the heavy selling of United States
Steel. 2nd, 5'si which declined a point.
But little prtsanre was evident in other,
quarters, and tho'markot recovered int-
er to yesterday's figures. Republic
Steel, pfd.. fell 1, General Electric, 1%.
and St. Paul's, pfd., z Pressed Store]
Car. pfd., advanced 1.
WALL STREET. Noon—The mar-
ket was somewhat irregular. but the
undertone was firmer. A rise above
56 by United States Steel pfd. was a
. dresser.“
. ing the wire bria
rum Nat. Bunk, sum. buns. étI
sympathetic iniluon‘co. Sugar gained a
point and Virginia Carolina Chemical
A SENSE OF HUMOR.
Why. This ‘MIn Never Denies ThIt
Women Have it.
[Brooklyn Eagle.)
He used to insist that woman lacks a
sense of humor, but he does so no
more. it isn't safe. far he has daugh-
ters and a wife, and their memories
are good. If he should inadIerteutly
say anything abouts. sense of humor.
they would instantly recall an occasion
on which they all laughed heartily.
Hi‘s eldest. daughter seemed to be re—
gardlng him with unusual attention
one day.
“What’s the matter?" he asked.
"Did the barber trim your mus-
tache." sho inquired. apparently con~
sidcrably amused.
"No." he said. "The harbor ncIer
gets it right. so i did it myself."
‘ it‘ a cut a little on the bias," she re.
marked.
“The. light was bad " he explained.
Suddenly she began to laugh
"I see it all now," shoexclaimcd. “I
know just how it happened." Then
she laughed once more.
"‘Nothing extraordinary." he protest-
ed
“Oh, yes. it is.“ she insisted. "You
trimmed your mustache this morning."
“Quito right, Miss Sherlock Holmes.”
he admitted.
"You stood in front of mother's
“Hers is the better mirror,” he exI-
plained.
Then the girl begun to laugh again,
and her sister Joined in. The mother
tried to oxpostulate. but got no fur-
ther th n. "Why, ittio!" when some-
thing a so appetite rosemary to her
sense of humor. and the three laughed
until the man began to show signs of
losing his temner‘, I. -
I "i don’t see the Joke." he asserted.
l
i
"No, ” remarked Kittie. "you were
not there."
‘1 “Wasn't theroi”-‘-;
"Whoa do you In
"When mother. accused me of pullo .
.ho exclaimed.
brush and m g them over her‘
. dresser.” answered Kittie.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the varnish tIDIvnI'a Var. I
nlsh Floor Paint: costs 5 carts more I
quart though. Sold Wig Wench. WIt-
irtnII t Dow and
little fellow whose eyes are not given t truly
the naturally defective eye of youth and you
in after life. Abuse the immature eye and it
out of the scalp .
Shapoly sash, "
,I‘ . g
A collar that Clings Close. ...}. ii... I
remain Neck to Edge. A composted
far from Engineer II Style i8 from tlIrI C“
\
Knewiog mom—the wise oncI,—Icoi’n‘oi,,
I II’
broken Iwa from tIpIeiiho tangles. I“? dies
suaa'r ‘cto'rnas rimI tuméd is. their...
m.‘
i
In saving money for our Gusto-ten. If you: If.
such a proposition, come in ItodIy IInd' she Iotrr lIn’I. . V
got some good things that we irrwIw will: him you.
I
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SELLEGK Id: FRI
, Clothiers Ind semi-rim. ‘I .
98 Washrngton Street.‘ South Norwaiil.
'. TELEPHONE CALLI3u-a. ._
‘ - .14,
ON A BARGAIN BASIS
Canned Fruds
CANNED aaaaasaarss, (black). .. 139.‘ IN
FINE CANNED CHERRIES. (white),...‘...1.....I.."...I'.?..’.’...I..I...
LARGE CAN (5y2 inches), souasu.......:
‘..—....
Li] ‘v
....a- not-u ~do8ou'oIn-Iso '“t
, "--‘5I~‘1,IJII,SII“UI!
CANNED APPLES. NICE, ......
CANNED PIE PEACHES. NICE. ............... '..’.‘ “‘..1...“.....lOII
A LOT OFJAMS THAT HAVE sour ATIISIIIT: " 3'“ I II"
TEL. Ion.
R. J. censure Britt ge sir
Quality First. Price
warren Tarot; dialog .
buying of III onII In certain to not IItIIi'IIlIoI
Lrvs LOBITERS 0N «William _".'I
ALL cocoa WARRANTID. '
wsa'r IND waerNovou «our. mar 00' Mir H."
Brandish-20 wIIm 0.. Military; 75 pure. M
Ho Sons Bast
no you asstrzs the serious mud... or continua uh
Strain? .
Priceless beyond an other possession- a the dissing: ,Ipd- it;
DON'T TRIPLE wtvrr vourt :vw WWII“. Plu-
.-i
servos your highest consideration.
rscr rrrIrrno ouan'AerIIIn. .
O. B. JACKSON...
‘ OPTICIAN. .
sswau. eraser. - > - _
"THE CHILD WI-fll' UAW
is far more likely to he the adult WIT Honrfitgh
t .
Ifevr months only, but for I ilfotlflof
Tho IlyIIM Childro
Room 9 Uoihd
898ml
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superior node of ”Volu-
new
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