Ice Cream
and lees.
. Fence Ice
Cream to
Order at
LANE’S
W
» "33%”.
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It thus Meet
large and Enthusiastic
Gatherhrgs at the Nomad
Methodist Church ——— Ad-
dresses hy Rev. 1.5. Need-
ersort and Others
m..—
Largo and‘euthusiastic gatherings in
the Interest of evangelistic work wore
5 I . Washington St.
Lentil densities.
General Russel Frost Is In New Yory
today.
Letter Carrier Julian Mains ls talc
Int; a day off today.“
—For sale, Steinwayupright planO,
slightly used. $225. No Interest. At
J. W. Studwells'.
John W. Colby. of Norwalk. has pur-
chased an.0ldsmobllc.
Thomas I. Raymond In in Green's
Farms today on busrness.
Lehlgh Wilkesbarrc coal at B.
Hershfield and Sons for $6.00 a ton.
William S. Wilcox is having his of-
fice In the ,United Bank Building retro:
voted. " ‘
“Everything In Crockery. tlnwnrc.
kitchenware, wire goods, that one may
want. M. S. Smith 62 Co.
Miss HelmmrKcane. of Daubury, will
be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
G. Mltcheilover Sunday.
Mrs. Fanlne Benedict. of Springfield,
Mass. returned to her home today af-
ter attending the funeral of the late
Josiah H. Atwood.
Rev. A. S. Kavhnagh was In town
yesterday, and attended the Methodist
Mlnlsters’ meeting, In the Norwalk
Church, In the aircrrroou.
Edward Blackwell was notified by
telegram this afternoon that his sister
had been seriously injured. Mr. Black»
well left Immediately for New York.
-—-Look In O’Brien‘s window and set
the new hats.
A number of revolver shots were
heard In East Norwaik late last night.
It. Is presumed that. It.must have been
someone shootlngat an. obnoxious cat:
Governor‘ChamberIain has appoint
ed May 6 as Arbor Day and a number
of South Norwalk residents are order»
lug trees and shrubs to plant upon that
occasion»...
Commencing Monday there will be a
sale of quadruple silver-plated ware.
'at Road's. Much time has been given
to select this collection. You should
see the result; offithelreendea’vors.t 1..
H ~Neweat styles. walking skirts and.
shirt waists just received. Special
prices for today. M. S. Smith & Co.
At the family gathering of the South
Norwaik Congregatonai Church. next
Thursday night, at 7:45 o'clock, the
subject will be Faith. Deacon Law-
rence will give a report of;the meeting
of the Consociation, in Fairfleld.
A brief business meeting of the
Christian Industrial League was held
last evening at the South Norwalk
Methodist Church, after which thc
members went in a body to the mass
meeting. held atythe Norwalk Metho-
dist Church. . .
Ex-Go‘vernor P. C. munsbury, hav-
ing had all the fun and glory attaching
to a year's service as warden of the
borough of ‘Ridgeneld, has declined a
renomination and the citizens have
nominated as his successor. Railroad
Commissioner W. 0. Seymour.
——Anythlng you may want in ruffled
curtains. lace , Illinois. etc. M. S.
Smith'k Co:
Lowrance Maher, of Norwalk. who
has recently undergone a very severe
illness. intends tolleava. for his home
in Duchess County. New York state.
next week. to be the guest of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mahcr, who 1'81
side at Union Vale. He will stay in
New York sees the greater part Of
the summer. or until he regains his
health. _ .. , -
Judge Rorabacic,‘ yesterday,. in the
. civil .superior‘courteshort calendar; sees.
. also. accepted the report of Attorney
' Samuel F. Beardsley, committee in the
contested divorce suit of Frederick G.
Bullenagalnst Evelyn M. Bullen, filed
last week. and confirmed the recom-
mendation of the‘ committee. granting
Mrs. Bullen thenleeree of divorce on
the ground of cruelty. The court
‘ awarded Mrs. Bullen 8100 alimony, to
be paid within one week. ,
A WONDEMUL SAVING.‘
The largest. Methodist Church In
« Georgia calculated to use over one
hundredgallons 'of‘the usual kind of
mixed paint In sting their church.
They used 'on y as gallons of the
14mm & MIfttndtPalht mixed with
24 gallons or linseedoil; s. Actual cost
of paint made was less than $1.20 per
‘1 4“ “IV“. ..-.- . ..
‘ tr (880.001 dollars in
‘ , “his donatim besides.
SURGE will be given a
_ honeysu- thsy paint.
held at the Norwalk Methodist Church.
yesterday afternoon and last evening.
This occasion was the first visit to the
vicinity In the intertsts of the work
by the Rev. Theodore 8. Henderson.
of New York.
At this time he met the ofilclai
mombcrs. the lcpworth Leaguers and
Sunday School workers, as well as the
pastors of tln- Methodist Churches of
Nor-walk. South Nor-walk. East Nor.
walk. \Vcstport, Rowayton, Cannon
and North Wilton. In the evening.
the annual meeting of the Nor-walk hip-
worth Magus Union was held.
The first service of the day Occur—
red at 1 o‘clock, In the afternoon, at
the church; It was for the ministers
only. The ministers present in addi—
tion to Mr. Henderson were the Rev.
Lewis K. Moore. Itcv. W. W. 'l‘. Dun-
can. Rev. Edward Cunningham and
Rev. George Van Alstyne, of The Nor-
walks, Rev. L. W. Holmes. of West-
port. Rev. A. L. Hubbard. oi‘ Rowayton.
Rev. E. M, Pickup. of Cannon and Rev.
Mr. Bick, of North Wilton.
The first of the public mcctings was
holder. 3 o'clock, In the chrrrch. This
was an open conference of workers.
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Henderson.
The Rev. Lewis K. Moore presided.
‘I‘Iionrr:a 1‘. Raymond addressed the
gathering on “What Can lie Doric In
Our Sunday Schools for Decision and
Development of the Christian Life?"
Stephen ll. Holmes, of Norwalk, made
to address on "What Can Be Done To
Secure (limiter Interest on the Part oi
Church Members in Evangelistic
Work.” The topic of the address by
.‘J. w. C. Cunningham. son of Pastor
‘Junningham, of the East Avenue Moth»
sdist Church. was “The Epworth Loa-
gue and Evangelistic Work." All of
he speakers received very close nttcn-
:ion from their hearers.
These addresses were followed by a
cussion, participate-d In by the Rev
Mr. Van Alstyuc. 8th Remington, thc
well-known class leader, and several
others. The last half hour service was
conducted by the Rev. Mr. I-{cndcrson
who summed up the whole work.
The hour front 5 o’clock until (i was
uken up by ntmcciing of the nominat-
ng committee of the Nor-walk League
.inion.
A collation was served the visitors
ry the members of the Norwalk Ep-
.vorth League.
The services began again or 7:30-
i’cluck, when a half hour was taken up
In the election of oificers of the Nor-
zvalk Epworth League Union,
.vulk. was chosen
League for the coming your. and thcrt
we'rc'als'o fiven vice-presidents select-
;d. one from each church represented
n the League Union.
.veli was elected auditor and Mr.
Wheeler, of East Norwalk, secretary.
’l‘he‘bl‘osing service of the day was
held at. 8 o'clock, when theRov. Mr.
Henderson delivered an excellent ml-
Key to the Situation. He Is Well adapt-
ed to evangelistic work. and has a won-
»ieri‘ul personality.
it Is believed that those services will
rccomplish much good.
-—Bargain sale mercerized shirt
waist lengths. 50c tp'ality for 290 yd
hi. S. Smith & Co.
flu“
PAINT voudauoov FOR 75c.
he pint than others. wears longer, and
“Ives a close equal to new work. Sold
by Watkins 8:. Dow and E. E. Gotham.
flirts” carer Music
. ”awn...
'Unéfr’s‘ Two-Step, Under ‘ Southern
Skies,‘You Never Spoke to Me Like
That Before. Blue Bell. Beneath .the
Pines of:Mainc; Uncle Sammy. march,
Always in the Way, Lights of Mime.
‘E, T. Paul's Latent Two Step, The
Romany Rye. - :
COLEMAN’S
to North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Bpauiding'a allele!"
s
has... neutrino we
three-quarters of an hour open dis- »
E. W. C. Cunningham, of East Nor» '
president of thc ,'
Miss Sadie Bod-
dress, the subject of which was “Tile .
0 $1.00 with Devon‘s Gloss Carriage "
Paint; 'lt'vvelgns's to 8 one. more to '
SAIQHDAHND MONDAY '
TY.
PLAIN BLACK AND BLU E.
$15 to $25. :
GEFI' IT H ERE.
Topwotch
. . SPRING SUITS
EVERY HART. BCHAFFNER d. MARX SUIT WE HAVE HERE IS
. A TOP NOTCHlR-IN STYLE, IN FIT, IN PATTISRN-
BE OTHERWISE. BEING MADE BY THE TAILORB THAT SET THE
STYLES FOR MOST OF THE CUSTOMJI'AILDRS OF AMERICA.
DROP IN AND HAVE A “TRY 0N" OF ONE OR MORE OF THE
SMART BACK SUITS—SINGLE OR DOUBLE-BREASTED -- WIDE
CONCAVE SHOULDERS. CLOSE-FITTING COLLAR AND LAP£L8—_
IN EVERY DETAIL ELOQUENT OF THE HIGHEST CRAFTSMAN-
SHIP.
PLENTY OF VARIETY TO PICK FROM—FANCY MIXED CHEV-
IOT3 AND HOMESPUNB, FANCY WORSTEDS IN G‘OODLY VARIE-
COULDN’T
WHEN YOU WANT A TOP COAT OR RAIN GOAT TO SATISFY
YOU. SAY H. 8. ll. M.
eysnv'mmt‘. TO MAKE A SMART
HATS 'ro HOSE.
RogerSStStevens
SPRING APPEARANCE,
V Successors to Comsfaok Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ TEL. CALL, 32-2.
Rely-to '
is a hobby of mine, because I know how to do It right,
believe in It, and have faith that you will.
mind long ago to load In this sort of business, so i am
giving It the best quality and sure I'm capable of. just
to induce trade my way. There is no house in the trade
that devotes so much attention to quality as we do.
However, don't take our Word for it, you be the Judge.
w- era—nan.
GOOD CLEAN OATS
‘BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL r. HATCH.
I made up my
The Reputation '
of a piano is only made by actual worth. We might advertise and talk
about the
v.-
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bloom: Sires r.
BY THE
I: ‘itqltphbll. 221.5. E. DIBBLE "
, , Telephone JCS-J.
season'iHuPErED use:
Wonderful Elect I
W
but If It was notconstructod with the view of obtaining a‘FINE TONE »
QUALITY AND UNLIMITED EN DURANCE. our sales would not mul:
tiply. WE ARE THE MANUFACTURER of this popular product and
our LOCAL REPUTATION Is at stake when we recommend it. Do not ,
buy a piano without at least giving the WOODBURYfaIIhorough ex-
amination. If you will do this, we know your decision.
We have no NEW pianos for-$125.00. they are only cheap to
those who can afford to purchase three or four during a life time, but
we make the terms so light that you can have a good piano, and when
, paid for It is still as good as the day you bought it. and In twenty
.. years—still no change. This Is what has earned a REP’UTATION for
. the WOODBURY. Some friend of yours has one of these instruments.
let us refer you to them.
,THE JEWETT Is also a great piano.
, .
.1111“
rieTScissor» sharpener *
A . ’ ‘ _
“ . flap enumeration“ nuo'suanavcag ,.
wué‘Soth-Msbr‘Strrct, ‘ i 49- Wall Street.
‘ . scorn yogwetu. r. .unnwALK. ' ‘
Elven Wire this
Stock on»
The modern tonic Reoonalrugtor ’
VINOL
We guarantee every bottle of
Vlnol to do Just as We repre-
sent. or we will refund mone)‘.
THE DIIFIIIBII PHARMACY
The Prescription Store.
All cars pm the door.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone can. 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——The
small opening price changes In the
stock nurrkct today were generally on
the side of dccllue. Only a few stocks
opened within the first live minutes,
and there wore no large transactions.
WALL. STREET. li a. m.-—The
market was listless and heavy. South-
ern Pacific lost more than the average
in the active quarter. but the decline
was less than a point. Lackawanua
dropped 4 and Southern Railway pfd..
Kansas a Texas pfd., Pacific Mail and
Brooklyn Union Gas “it. to 1%.
WALL STREET. close-«The market
did not move pcrceptlbly. The small
Increase in bank reserves was unex-
pected in view of the week's gold ex-
ports. but the effort on prices was
insignificant. Realty pfd., advanced a
g3 are low hurdles—en r.
., 89mm; go
point. and RnilwayStccl Spring. Md.
' Shapely Shoal?
A Collar that Clings Close. with never ’3!“ fl
Fall from Neck to Edge. A Comfortable L00“ ‘
for; from Baggineu as Style “trim the Cotton I
Knowing mom—the wise ones,-—scorea ottheill,
broken away, from tapeline tangles, and STEIN p
SMART CLOTHES have turned the trick.
We are Special? ‘
In saving money for our Customers. If YIN! m In , ‘
such a proposition, come in today and see our V‘ 1? ll!»
.e. Clothien‘and'Fut-nisherlu,‘ ‘ ‘
98 Washington StreetisouthQWM
lost 1%. The closing was dull and
heavy. ,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wires or
Maples & Goldsclrmidt, Commission
Brokers. 8M8?“ d: Corbett-‘Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Annual Inter-Class ӣ3?an on a, Wet
and slippery ‘Ti-a‘ck Today.
HARTFORD. April 30.-—-on a wet
track and slippery field the annual In-
tor-class
held today, class of 1906 winning the
meet with a total of 58 points, followed ..
by 1905 with thirty-five points and
1907 with fifteen points. Two events,
the polevalut $119!; the hammer throw.
have gone overuntilMo‘n‘day because
of insecure footlnfdjt‘ the turf. but the
results of- these events .wlll‘not take
from..’06 their victory." =
All the events were .well contested
and had conditions becn a little’better
some of the college records would have
been broken. .. Only one fell; that in ‘
the discus throw, when G. D. Browns.
'08. sent it 96 feet 8 inches when the
previous figure was is Inches less.
The fires men in the several events
were: ~ , , _ .
lOOyard dash—H. C. Boyd. ’05, time
10% seconds.
220 yard dash—Gates, '06. time 24
seconds. . - “
440 yard dash—A. R, Goodale. TOE.
time,“ 446 seconds. -> A . .
880 yard run—C: E'Ciome‘nts, '05.
time 2 minutes 3 3~b' Seconds.
' One mile run—0.11. ‘I-‘tensen. (can.
thin). "05, time: 5:081—6‘. I .
Two mile
‘11”:41 3-5. . . .
1:120 high hurdles—ZN billion. ’06,, ,
time 17 iii-E seconds. j . . -
_ Dufleer‘ '05. "
time28‘peconda.’ . " ix ‘3‘; -. Vi)
Hish_”3umo~.—-Tie1selw ‘een G
r. Purina-4
”infill.
Blue Fifi”: large andr‘amali,~ ‘. '10: lb. "
whe‘r sun whsuuicr
.BflmhaHo, White at,
games at Trinity College were ~ . '
‘ serves your‘higheitt consideration.
A l C Open. High. Low. Close.
'h 7/ 1 ' l . I
5330‘ stolf‘LCou 3:2 3»: g1? :31: Give me a chanqe to show what smacking good BUTTE
Am. Ice. pf” 28 28 28' 28 25c. Quality first consideration. ‘ ’i‘,
Am Sugar 1,)”, 197% 197% 197% Now make LEMON PIES. Good Lemons, 150 002... ~
a. 1-. & s be. 7-2,; 73% ,7,“ 71% LARGE sEEDLEss ORANGES, finest 150. size, 30:90:; FLOR
A 'r n 8 Fe 121.9314 93v. em 93% ANGE? ‘8 FOR 2"“ * .
Baito. & Ohio, 79% ‘79“, 79% 79% Will have some good, nice, hard CABBAGE. . Price on...
li'klyn. n. ’11. lest we... 4.; 46-34. NEW PINEAPP‘LES. 15c. on 2 FOR 254:, FINE crock
Chweomo. :n 31 :; 31 BENSDORP'B ROYAL DUTCH cocoa. f _; ..: . ,
Ch. Gt. West, Ill 16 It; to We are giVing out to our trade a small trial simple "if tilt AfiO
Ch M & St P., 143% 1433;; 143% 143% Finest In the world. ' > > ‘--' x J“ y Q
.Coi, South. ditto my, mtg 161,9 Try the YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSING for thei‘fihc _‘
Con. Gas. 269-31 rose; 209% 2091.4 25 cent-- . ’ -- ‘ ’ ‘
[)0]. 5" find” 157% 1571/2 157% 157% SPECIAL. JONEfl' FLOUR, this day 700 big cub, ' ‘ Q
' Erie, 251,5 25% 24713 24% SPECIAL. PILLSBURY FLOUR, thil day. 75: bflg cash.,j'
Erie. lat. pf" 531.4. 453% 53% 53% FRESH EGGS than are fresh, 240 002. " ‘ 'i .
Ill..Centra1, 1301.5 4301.9 teen. 130% We. bone to “mind New You- ,. . f "t.
itcll'r&t§a8h" 10m 10m 1071,; mm - - ‘ ' “‘
. nuts on. 14m tests may 1421, B :2“.
MOLSt. Ry" “£14415th 1131,: 112% LORENZO , DI BL "o
Mex. Central tau 71,4 7 7 ‘ ‘ ‘
ii about; mar ; 37 2:7 37 '3"“"*""“‘“‘“”‘ - : r -. . . "
.o. no c, _.essr. 93... 92v 9214. , ‘ R ' " - '
Nat. Lead. fists tot; my; 16% , .YeS, This IS " ‘ .
Nerf, &\‘i’est..:i.’1 .57 _ m 57 . ~ ”i "
Oritvd‘s‘WcsL, latter. sun 21% 21% ‘ ‘ w‘ ‘ ' . .
I’ac. Man. . .26‘” 26 26 26 ' . '
Form. a. R., 11724, 11774. 1179;, 1175fg ‘~ ‘ »~
Poo. Gas. 97" 97 _97 97, " '
Reading. me 44% M 4m. » - . .
Rock Island," 22, 221;. 2234 22% “ f '
South. Pad, 47?. me 47% 47%. -
Sou. Ry. Co._ seer, 207;. 2054. 20s. ‘ " .
.. .. run LEF TEA AND BUTTE .~
Texas Poo, ’23 > 23 2. 23 I . ' . n ,‘J : ’ '
‘ljinilon Erna! germs says. 84%; - ‘ . . » ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
n on ac. p ., f ‘92 ‘92 92 '
1,... 1...... p," 1,... 1,... .7 W 17 [roam-mum srnszr. .sourlr do“
u. 3. Steel, 101.; mien role 10% _-.-.....«_..;.--.;,.‘._-,_;:-..-___.. M. w..- .
U.S..Steel,pf..5ii ..» “551,4. 55% 56 i" TEL. 108.: ~ . "
$3331; M a: g: :13 gg ' ‘ Frau delivery to I" partaof the two cities ‘~
. ..‘ l I i . ' ‘ .
Ream-tense" STATEMENTnosarso R. LCut‘bili’eBrtdge F131). » ,
Lasso. e, sect. 1:057:650 Q ' _' - in" '1 . ‘ " w
Loans,,inc.. 3.246.500 ‘ ' ._ uaIiLy First-:1; PriceL, " "
steam... t... .iii’iii , , w “'0“ ""3 ”mtg...
Deposits. inc; "' 4:993:400 ‘Rocknort Steak Cod, 10c lb. Cram Weakfiths. .
Circulation Ino._ 43,700 WaymBlr/er RoaiShsd. 12c rs. FlatrFibh. 9'5. c'
, . Delawaretniver Buck Shad. 10c in. when and cums. -
TRINITY COLLEGE GAMES. 4’ ‘ ‘* “‘ H
-‘ LIVE Loser-eta s on an ’
*' ALL Goons wand.“ ‘E;
on eraser. ‘ next-re Jolt
Danbutfy; weatherman
Ho See 3981-. I tt’ihlfmo
st... “one:waseearconseeoiwracism.
‘ Priceless beyond; all Ether}.nossessioas‘lI-tho mt,
f sen-reuse:
wrrn voun avast exhumation!“
furor nrrma nonhuman:
omens".
sswau, eraser.“ . ..
the need of
tiono ;of {Inactive which, and “all
prhod at tho-comforts pair-tot all
defective"; , Scientific..oxlmlnntion¢
juatedl ‘
run—~ErFallow. ’07, time 7‘ ~
Norwalk Chronicler