and Ices.
""‘Fancu Ice
' Cream to
'.-§.Orde‘r at .
runes
”I
l
j 0n approaching the village Ringt st-z
- his hillsides.
Buster Browntiies for sale at Miss
N. E. Rustin, ‘
Old Wail Lodge wlli‘eonfer the third
degree Wednesday‘nlght. .
C. M. Dam. of Hackettstown, N. l'..
has been'lnhtbntn‘caliing on friends.
Complete baseball suits for one dol-
lar at Colemants.
I’.'& L. Gloves in all the new shades
at the. Boston Store. ‘
‘ Theodore Toboy's launch "Jennie '1‘."
has been placed ltt'ft‘ommission tor the
season. _, , , '31.
I‘Ali'red Angierapnhof Norwnlk, who
arrived in this country a few days ago,
ls‘visiting 'at the home of Gustav Pit-
. zcr.
Crinnecticut River shad received di-
rect from the finer every day at Cut-
bill‘s Bridge Market.- -
A special saieiof top coats nt lingers
St Steven‘s. Don’t fail‘ to take advan-
tage of this remarkable scasouublc of-
fering. . '
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. of South Nor-
walk, will preach to the veterans at
Fitch’s Soldiers' Home, Noroton. to-
night. ~ . .
William ilaynham. of Suugntuck.
came. to this city yesterday, and had
Dr. M. h- Cronlu remove a number of
cycts from his. head. 5..
The subject of Dr. Catlmnn‘s lecture
at the Norwalk Congregational Church,
tomorrow evening. will he “Abraham
Lincoln." 11 character study.
.Rev. W, W. T. Duncan has been call-
ed to‘ Brooklyn. tomorrow, to attend a
funeral. and willyhe unable to make.
the calls announced for that'day.
J. A. Hlaiop dz. Company are adver-
tising a sale of some special lots of
undet'muslins, These garments iii'l
well made. neatly; trimmed andeuch
below regular pricesi': scene.
The committee having ‘in' charge the
celebration of Children's Iiay, June 12.
in the First Methodist. Episcopal pars.
aonago, will hold a meeting tonight; at
the parsonage in West avenue. .
The Golden little Circle of lung's
Daughters of the Norwaik Congrega-
tional Church will meet Friday. at, 3 p.
m., with Mrs. E. K. St. John. St. John
street. East Norwaik; .Comc prepared
for sewing. '
A regular meeting of; the Hay-
makers of Ilncas 'l‘ribc was held last .
evening. it was expected that some
tramps would be taken into the Hay-
loft. but they escaped the watchful
ngricolturist.
Special preparations are. being made
for the celebration of the anniversary
of the lilpworth league in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. and a
meeting of the committee will be held
tonight. at the close of the class meet-
118.
A rehearsal forlftho: District School.
given hr the Epworth Magoo of the
South Nora'alk Methodist Church. will
he held Friday night. of this week, at
the church, All that take part are re-
quested to bent-esprit. The-entertain—
meat will be given May 20.” -"
A meeting of the entertainment emu-
mitten of 'i‘. C. laounrrhury Lodge. N. E.
(i. R, which in arranging tot-en enter-
tainment to“ be. held on April 10. was
held last evening, In Gustav Pitzer‘s
harbor ‘ shop. in Washington street.
Considerable progress was made In set-
ting up» an attractive program.
What do you do with your money?
Do you spend it all; ityou should be
out of workfor a week or two would
you have tomorrow otyour friends?
"He that goes a borrowinfi goes-anon
rowing.- Why don't you start a saw
tags account with the South Norwnlk
Trust. Company. and fell independent?
* William P: Beers..the< Norwalk- and
South" Norwslk‘stationer, has decided
to carry s. full line otcameras and cam-
, era supplies in his 6 South Main street
store. and he Intends to makethis de—
.‘ pertinent in both of his stores the tin-
. m: in this part of the state. At prep
, out. he is offering camera supplies at.
reduced prices. '
South Norwalit Baptist. Christian En
donor Society will“ we no experience
social It the chart: tonight. Mics
h‘iomicednckson will recite. and Miss
Monmouth Ind W'Blrat will hint.
Tile numberejiitiiriends will bring
their‘money‘they have earned Midi!"
in! .d headship: on Saturday.
cash. or Strategies. cm
at remains an small
"0' placed in the
willie Mar.
Church.
PAN'rs . 1‘ ,
we? 00
CAP eon '
BALL l .
an ‘
and Sporting :Goods._
howthgy “thereon the“ dimes and -'
dollars. ‘1
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CHICAGO, May 8,—-Whiie his fiancee
and snothortyonng woman vainly tried
to lift the heavy vehicle. H. 8. “loci. of
Chicago ileights, had been crushed to
death in. the mire of a ditch beneath
his overturned automobile. The ach-'
dent occurred in the North Chicago
road a lit! a mile from the village of
Chico Heights. The occupants of i
the automobile were. Miss Florence
. liornholdt .hla fluancece and Miss Eli-,
i ssheth Csnsdy: l
\
tempted to turn out for a farmer's
l‘wagon. The heavy. machine swerved;
into a ditch st the roadside and the;
occupants were thrown from their
seats.
Miss Bornholdt was severely iniur'
ed by striking the further bank of the
ditch and was made unconscious. Miss]
Csncdy was thrown into the water and
escaped uninjured. When Miss Born-i
holdt regained consciousness the young
women began a search for their con».
panion and saw him struggling in the,
water and mirc beneath the overturned ;
machii 12.. They attempted to move the
automobile but their efforts were on-
avnlling and Mr. Ringi'a head sank be-'
heath the water. The farmer drove on. "
regardless of the accident, and the-
.young women'had to ,walk nearly a
mile for assistance. . Mr. ‘Pingi was cu-i
pcrintendcnt of the American Foun-;
dry and Machine Company. Chicago.
Heights. i
Connecticut River shad is received
daily at (.‘ntbiti's ilsh market.
A practical sale of buttons for the
next five days at Road's. See ad.
1m MeWesrsmam
"“' “com
A SPECIAL SAL: 0,.
Been selling so many top coats that we lind many kept! in the ranks
of regular lines. We shall closeout all incomplete lines at the most
startling prices. It will pay you to attend thi
gains like these wiii not be hero for long.
m: Mall-ems deficit.» but;
Two Young Women Unable to Lin"
s sale without delay. Bar-
,. i.
Broken lines other regular '8 and 810 black, oxfo
td"and dark mix-
ed top coats, marked tor this sale at $4.98. .
,A number of snprt covort coats, formerly 86.50 and 88. excellent
values at regular prices. reduced to 84.98.
Odds and ends in sizes of our smartest $15 and 816 covert coats. some
silk lined. reduced to $10.98
Don't fall to take advantage of this remarkable and so
m
Spring liart Submitter & Marx suits are the best you can buy. We '
, invite your Inshfectldh’ of our vory'completo display of them.
ROgét‘sStStevens'
Seconds": to Carmine]: Bros.”
It new electric lighting pole line is
to be crtctcd to the new sanitnrlum on
Moss lIlli.
Fine cottons for handsome thin
drcssr-s, at ilowiund's. See ad.
A regular routine meeting of thc
Arion Singing Society was held last
evening.
tic Chain, held a regular routine mcci~ ‘
lug. last evening. "
Read what Charles E. Williams has
to say as to the merit of Dr. Dick‘s
Medicine as a cure for malaria, grip
and rheumatism.
A man from the Buffalo Motor Conn
pauy came to Norwaik this morning to
place the engine in the DcKiyn launch
Nylked in running order. The motor is
of ten horse power.’
The mere members of Eureka Re—
bekah Lodge will. meet at 8 o'clock
'l‘hursduy evening, atthe lodge rooms.
for the purpose of making plans for an
entcrtainmt-nt to he held soon.
.—-.....
DREW’ COLLEGE DESTROYED.
Pioneer Educational}institution for
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL. 32-
' in sympathy with a rise of W: in Ilrr
GOOD CLEAN OATS
’ . . kwtl ~ \ ii? linilonl
Palestine Castle.,liuighta of the Mys- mar ( mun" dull "t u re 3 W
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 lead in this sort of business. so i am
giving it the best quality and care 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 lodge.
i made up my
' Virginia (‘arollnn Citomiui. l. «W
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
. , ' ‘ “"8 ,-"
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Women Ha. Financial Less
of $100,000.
CARMEL. N.‘Y.. May 3.—-Drew Col-
lege, one of the pioneer educational
institutions for women in the country.
was destroyed by lire today. entailing
a financial loss of fully 3100.000. with
only 825,000 insurance". The big dor-
mitory. which housed more than 100
students. the. members of the faculty
and a number-of servants. fortunately
was the last building to catch fire. and
all cscaped without danger. .
The fire started in Smith Memorial
Hall. andwhon it was discovered had
gained such headway us to be practi-
cnlly beyond control. .
The early alarm gave the occupants
ample time to escape. .
The cause of the tire is unknown.
Drew College was conducted under
the guidance of the New York Confer-
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
With a suit of' hiue~and-whlte linen
may be worn a blouse of all white or
one of the dotted batistes.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS.
comes from the varnish in Devoe‘n Var.
nlsh Finer Paint: costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Watkins d: Dow
and E. E, Get-hunt; ' '
BASEBALLSUITS
COMPLETE _,
‘ Thai :Reputat‘ionéf’iri‘;
.0! a piano iii only made b'yhctunl- worth, we might advertise and talk I
. WOODBURY PIANO,
aloe-{product and-
,mand it- Do nut
but if it was not constructed with the view of obtainin
QUALITY AND UNLlMi'l‘ED ENDURANCE. our sale
tiply. we Ass ruaumuuracruasa or this n3p
our LOCAL REPUTATION Is at. stake when we recom
buy a piano without at least airing the WOODBURY a‘
amlnation.“ if you will do this, we know your decision. f“
We have no NEW pianos tor $125.00, they are only cheap to
those who can allot-d to purchase three or four during 'a life om, but
we mak'othe terms so light that you can have a good piano, and when
paid for,_it_is_still aa‘good‘as the day you bought it, and in‘twenty ‘-
_.ynnrs«-stlil nocltange. This is whatnot: earned a REPUTATION for
" theyWQODBURY. Some friend of yours has one of these instruments,
. .-,......-a sawmill}:
‘Norw West, 5633 56%. 5W1 56m
let us refer you to them.
,TiiE. .{EWETT
matting. ' 435:. 131,; 12v; 4325
is also a great piano. : :ltep Steel
gnu-a raw.” 831,4 84-34 stag 84%
”1U. .Rubber 7 l. .17 1m
U.S.Stcel, .tii‘gn mu-
ossmemufiess 55-1; 55 559;
.nm ash, 1s 18 18 18
,Wia. Cct’tti ‘ “ .
9;, . 1,1 . ‘.
Washington Street.
AT
to North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Agent for. A. a.cpsutetnq'. Baseball
comm»: Camera Supplies ‘
nT ' ' ‘
Reduced ~ Prices : .
1 have decided to carry a mu line of Camera Supplies in my South Nor-
wnik Store. 6 80., Main St. and intend as make
my stores the hasst'zin this part of the state.
Renewed av who
[at Hartford that was occupied by Lydia
ihifl GENT-“light in both of in” are m“ of
use ALWAY . ‘
5mm wol- at.
c, 517. sec? Stii‘iey p
one!" eases suseuss AND f‘. ‘
. - “ ' sliding to the statej: The building
W9 ”am ”Whit” ‘wah'acceptcdbydalunflovemor-xobs‘ ’
carpi in a. holed address. ’ _ . T
. deeds in whloh‘hisiiliioflé
that: .
u - . s .
The modern tonic Modeler .
V VINOD 5
We guarantee every bottle of
Vinol to do Just as We repre-
sent. or we Vii! refund money. .
f industrialist
‘ The i'rdi‘iipii’on Slutty"
Ail cur-Tolls!» door: I
Night emu. ,NWOM- ‘ ‘
Toisphiinso-ii, 1M. ~ ‘
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TODAY iN WALL STRIIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 s. m.-—-The
tone of the opening stock market was
irregular and nanny of the leading ac-
tive stocks were lower In spite of a
better tone in the London market.
Pennsylvania was freely offered on the
poor showing of Mair-ch net earnings,
but declined only In. Some of the
coolers showed recoveries from yester-
day's oppression.
WALI. S'l‘RlditTl‘."il a. m.~—4$tnntiartl
stocks hcld wrlirriuring the earlier
dealings and'h‘mdted the selling of
Iiiotropoiitanfitr 11.x,R‘aIlway. A few
of the reprcséntnt rd stocks nludc small
advances. hutwtlrcsc- were quite gener-
ally lost beforedJo'cloL-k. mi'il‘illlOI-
tan Street Railway was quite. feverish
and lost lit. . Blatant, pl‘d.. improved 1.
Luckatvanna 15.1.. and General Chemi-
cal, pfd., it mints»- MillnétipfiiiauSt.
Paul and Saultc ISto‘Murie lost 1..
WALL STREET. utmn.——-iiolllhg of
United States Steel. pid.. down to 5.3
carried the within list all a fraction.
but. rallied to slightly above last night
ion Pacific. lilctropolitun Street Itali-
wai’ more than recovered its loss. The
were heavy. ~
. WALL STREET, '1 p. tin—Represen-
tntivc stocks sold slightly higher, not-
ably lYnion Pnciiic and St. Paul, hill
the general demand was too small to
affect prices materially. The inactive
stocks moved more ituicpcndcutiy, St.
Paul and Omaha. pith. rising live and
York Airfiit‘iikét ‘fcil ill/,uSloss Shor-
lielti Steel. 115, and Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 1. ‘ cz‘ . . j
Toohvts auorartoss.
Repdrted 'cvér the private wires of
Brokers, SMartz‘ &‘ Corbett Block.
south Norwnlk.. Telephone 158.
‘ Open. High. low. 1:30.
Amati. Cong...» 4799. 471,4. 4w. ~ 47%
Am C a r pf... 70 ._ 70 _ :0 70
Autumnal size 277.52 272;. 277.1.
Am. 11.01. .1383; ‘31 . "this. .1851.
Am Sine ,, #4996 in-
u, . ' ' ,5
~ gm .....1.2cu.121 12111... 127
A.T.§vS_Fe.,72 72% 71.3. '-
.t 'r a 8 Fe pf. can; 92"}; can
lialto. .42 Ohio‘ 78% to 78-3.;
li'kiyn. a. T., that 43m than
(lhus.& Ohio, 303/. any. , 301);
Ch. at. West, was 1:.egt- 15% 1‘5 '
on .u a St 1-1. lites; 1131,; 112% 113%
Col. South, tats 15-39 15% 15%
Con. Gas, 208%. 20859 'J‘Wré 208%;
Del. a Hod, 156 157 156 1.57
uric, , . st 2134 can 21%
“Erie. lst. pt,» any}, 631,4 as 63
Geo, nice, Irwin. 1301.; 1303.3 130%
Lou. o Nash.’,'il‘ii'fir 107%.106'ii; 107%
Manhattan. 4.142% 1421.5 142M 142 1
Mer.,8t.ny..‘ icon‘ 110 108% 1093‘
Max. Central. 7 .17; ’i m
M. K. a T., 17 17 17 17
Mo. Pacific. 92 92 as 92
Nat. Lead, 161,; 113% 16% 16%
N. Y. Contrai,1l5% 115v. 115% 11,535;
0m. & Went., 21% 21V; 21% 31%
Pac. lilail."~" 26 261.2 26 265';
Penn. R. IL. 117% 118 117% 118
Pres. 8. Car 26% 26% 261.4 26%
6% 67,51 6% 6%
Rock Island, 2233 22% 22 22%
i” .
South. Pan... 1, 4mm ms
20% 2054120} .2051.
.31 84 so 84
35% 35% 315 35%
Wabash. pt. 13,7 ,_,..3 u .. 36341. 3753.
m. 7%17-‘5 171,4,
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‘Coungcrtcu‘r‘ s‘fi‘ra mam.
Ceremonies of'FiSeiii‘cEtiiin at at Louis
Took Elna. Today. ‘
ST. LOUIS. him. May 3.—-The fear
tnreaot today's .programme at: the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition was
the dedication of Connecticut's state ~
‘huilding. The building is located im‘
mediately east of Pennsylvania state
building on the Plateau of States and
is I reproduction of the old mansion
Huntley Sigourney. who was famous
as a writer of poetry. . The furnish—
does, of; _
mitbee; who-formally tendered the
cePresidenc- e to
' Charles Hie in
nation
A Collar that Clings Close. with never n Kink,
can treat heck to Edge. A Comfortable nonwhites
far from Baggineu as Style is from the Commit ‘
Knowing men.-—'-the wise ones—scores‘of‘tiidn',
broken may from tspcline tangles, and ”STEIN 3
SMART ctoruas have turned the uteri.
~W¢4Are Speoidzii
- got some good things that We know Will intersect you. .
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<1 SATURDAY. APRIL eon.._s
Good Goods. Quick Servwe.~l.ow noes
Give me a chance to show will! smacking good 'IUTTER Phil}. to
Quality first consideration. , . t .‘3-' "
Now make LEMON PIES. Good Lemons, 15: 002. , . ; ‘.
LARGE seaotsss CHANGES, finest 150 size, sec 092. {floating on
ANGES 13 nos 25:, . '
Will have some good, nice. hard CABBAGE. Price on animating»,
NEW PINEAPPLES. 15¢.-OR 2 FOR 25c, FINE BTOCK'. " ‘ "' -
BENSDORP‘S, ROYAL DUTC‘H' CDCOA.- - .1 ’.. - ‘ ’
We are giving out to our trade a small trill sample of the
Finest in the world.
Try the YACH
SPECIAL. Jones'. rLoua, thig‘aay We in. cash; -‘-"
.sescrAa, Protestant/noun. um say, 750*“ chem.
r ccus SALAD oazssmo tor, the our}...
FRESH, EGGS/that are trestr. 24c 001.
We hope to servesndiplsne you.
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_ Free delivery to all ”VF-Pith? two cities.
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CONNECTICUT inmate
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gripping; beyond all. other nonunion: in the ensuing
Wi'yourghigheat consideration. . .
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