"p .lifincu ice Cream to ,..§;.;,Qider at . LANE'S A son was born yesterday to Dr. and Mrs. Joan Dumhrtler. Mother and child are doing nicely... A regular routine meeting of Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. F., was held last even- ing in Odd Feliow'a Hall. The teachers of the Norwalk Baptist cnlng.‘with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sconeid, at their home in Maple street. Miss Hildl Scbnoii has had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse. The animal had the spinal meningitis. and it became necessary to shoot it. A remonstrsnce has been filed with the county commissioners llsiilltlthe granting a license to William McCrom- bee; in North Main street. There are ten signers to the'remonstrancs. "Commencing Saturday of this week. a half holiday each Saturday during the 3'1“ "Widget. St. ital "loyalties. ._ a-..“ _.__ -w-.-“ .— . . Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of Py- thias, is to hold a meeting tonight. Cotton goods V‘Tthat. are especially adapted for tai orcd suits, at Road's. See ad. Fresh fish att , lowest prices at Cut- bill's Bridge‘M rket. ~ Read ad. for prices. Miss Zelia. Chamberlain has moved from Ely's block, in North Main street, to Lsuder’s block. in South Main street. . A regular routine meeting of the Hat Makers' Association was held last ev- ening. ‘ Considerable business was transacted. Bishop Brewater will visit Trinity Church. next'Suntisy evening, and ad- minister the ,rite of confirmation at 7:30‘0’clock.’ ' The Helping Hand Circle, of the Nor- walk Methbdist Church. will meet h‘ri. day afternoon with Mrs. S. in B. Evarts, of Main street. The delegates who will attend the W. C. T. U..8chooi oleethods to be held in Stamford, May ”-13. are Mrs. Char- les Byxhee and Mrs, RJT. Makin. There W111.,i$3"'$.-.dl‘ol5ifl rehearsal of those whoware 'to’tniie‘part in the en- tertainment chills . Tuesday Evening Whlst Club, at Music Hall. Monday night. The ladies, of the W. C. T. U. will hold their monthly parlor meeting, Friday. 2:30 o’clock. with Mrs. R. 'i'. Makln. 3 Day street. A good attend- ance is,,desired.l ‘ The‘Enat ~Nomlk Fire Department and Nomalk‘ Fire Police; 'ivho were 'ro have an excursloh‘to ‘C'oney Island, Memorial ’Day, hate now decided to go to North Beach. V , Owingto Rev; Romily F. Humphries’ engagement at the tuners: 0L~M155 Frances Bradley, tom rrow, afternoon, he willinot siting; ”.«Jnoet the con- .firmatipn‘ cl , until 1:30 o’clock. The new shirt waists at Miss N. E. Ryan's present a complete demon- stration of i'ashion's choicest and most in raved appringrpmea. in -pmfu‘sign ot priced economical- A “an perfection, ix. Try the charge it up plan of H. Krie~ Ker & ompany, and you will remain a cue nieh , forever. » They carry a large and ’ooinpl'cte assortment of ready to wear goods head to foot." Rev. Romilly F. Humphries wi l have the last meeting of. the. Sir I" Friendly Society; at Trinity Church. to night, at 7:45 o'clock, and will conduct an admission service of members and associates. ~ The first floor timbers ,of the Her- man Quittncr building are in position, and work is proceeding with the brick partitions and sidewalks. The timber used thus far is horth Carolina pine, and was secured by the demolition of a block in New York: city. The Paris Cloak 'and For house, Louis Udelman. proprietor, with head quarters in New York. have opened a branch in South Norwalk, at 38 South Main street. andLinuan advertisement in another column quote prices on the latest styles of suits, of best manu‘ facture, that they claim cannot be found elsewhere. . The ladieswili find in this -=»sstitbiishment also a large stock of the latest styles of waists. Read the ad. for prices. W. T.‘ Stronghan..Charles Shevlin, J, J. Reilly."W.' A.' Marble. O. W. Bum- pass, E. H. Stone. Mrfi. N. A. Freeman, -J. C. Horton. New} k;.C. N. smith, Springfle :‘i H. ,E.i w g, L."W. Bent. H. S. W liber.‘E.v‘lil; Noose, E. M. , Beebe. Hartford; E. F. Wilde, G. A. Stickle,‘ Boston; J. H. Shear, New Ha- tven: James Conroy, Brockton; ‘R. W. Lovell, Waterbury; A. Weidman. Al-' bony; A. E. Wicks. Shefield-on-the- Sound, were at The Ciliford,’yesterday. The, service this evening at the First Methodist church will be known as a Prglseand Promise Meeting, The En worth; aguo ch s williesd the con. gregat onal singi it special hymns will be selected» FPastor will speak on \“E‘sceedlnt’ eat and Precious Premisea'hlsnd will read guacam- neat.“ ago, , es 5 p on ur- seventh ruin. cry member is re. quested to come prepared to road or rocihi'some Scripture versecontsining . some one of God’s promises“, t win days or old. when knights were boidfind barons held full away. the pub.- it: did not need in madden. amt] stocked grocery sham. wanton: lard- er. Such an antoydato store i keep at gin-'1 Boston £34}. ; a , lhoiseil‘the ’1 said, the state had failed to connect andrgcan dress you from ’ “in order to do , summer will be given to the employes of the Norwaik,lrou Works, This is the course which was pursued last sum- mer with so much satisfaction. VOTE WILL BE TAKEN TONIGHT. Railroad Machinists Will Decide Whether oi Not to Accept Com- pany’s Offer. NEW HAVEN, May i5.-A poll of the machinists employed by the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- road will be taken tonight, it is an~ pounced, to decide upon the accep lanes or rejection of an offer made by the railroad oillcials who have met the machinists' representatives in this city. The nature of the answer made by the company is not given out. and it is not known whether any concession in the way of increase was given. but the men say that even if the vote of the Unions is to reject the proposition of the company. it will not mean an im‘ mediate strike, but rather, more con- fersnces between the railroad officials and the grievance committee. , Pending the action of the machln' ists' union. the car workers’ repre- sentatives will be received in confer- ence by‘ the railroad representatives and later the biacksmiths and general metal workers’ committees will ‘be given a hearing. , KENANEN ARGUMENTS ‘MADE. Judge Donahue Claims there is No Reason to Connect Branafleld With the One. MIDDLETOWN, March 5.—-—Argu~ ments were made in the trial of Thom- as Brausfield and Miss Minnie Ken- unen on the charge of murdering Miss Kenanen's infant child, in the Super- ior Court today. Attorney Charles W. Pelton. of.Clinton. who is assisting the state attorney in the case, reviewed the testimony for the prosecution and was followed by Daniel J. Donahue, attor- ney for Bransfield. Judge Donahue do. clared that it had been shown by the testimony of physicians that the child's death. was due to bronchial pneumonia and not to violence. in any case, he Bransfield with the death of the child. This afternoon J. .i. Dempsey. Miss Kenanen’s attorney. will present his argtiment‘ after which State Attorney Hsines ,will close. It isrnot expected that the case will reach the Jury until tomorrow. MRS. POWELL To TESTIFY. More Than Ordinary. interest Display- ed in Dover Murder Case. DOVER,- Del.. May 5.—-—More than or- dfiry interest was displayed today in“thé al of Mrs. Mary A. Powell for the murder of Estelle Albin when it", became°ltnown that the prisoner would take the stand in her own de- fence. The state rested its case soon after the opening, of court and the ac- cused Woman‘s counsel began the p“:- sentatlon of evidence. The defence intimates that not half ‘he story of the act which caused Mrs. Powell to commit murder has been re- latcd by the Commonwealth’s witness- es. Much of Mrs. Powell‘s defence will depondon the final address of her lawyers to the jury. Not many wit- nesses will be called for the defence. The, crime is admitted and the efforts of the lawyers will be to prove the ex- tenuating circumstances. BASEBALL“ sun's .‘CQMPLETE PANTSwj-a: ; l o o I; 'i , AT T , smurf} CAP (a. BALL A BAT COLEMilN’S , iONorth Main Street, South Norwslk. ' Agent for A. G. Spaulding‘s Batch-ii and Sporting Goods. u Sunday school held a session, last ev-‘ A, 49""iNaii at. Not-oil l A spa-clan saw or . TOP can rs plete lines at the most startling prices. It will pay you to arm. r. i i tend this saiowithout delay. Bargains like these will not-be Here for long: Broken lines of our regular $8 and $10 black, oxford and dark mixed Top Coats, marked for this sale int $4.98. A number of smart Covert Coats, formerly $6.50 and $8, excellent values at regular prices, reduced to $4.98. Odds and ends in sizes of our smartest $I5 and $16 Cov- ert Coats. some silk lined, reduced to $0.98. Don’t fail to take advantage of this remarkable and season- able offering. Spring Hart, Schafincr 8: Marx Suits 'arc the best you can buy. We invite your inspection of our very of them. ROGERS&STEVENS Successors to Comsfook“Bros. sour" mews-1.x. complete display 'TEL. CALL. 32-2. ‘ ,V” ‘ _ ' ‘ : eooo CLEAN OATS is a hobby of_mlne, because i know how to do it right, believe in it. and have faith that you will. i made up my mind long ago to lead in this sort or business, so i am giving it the best quality and care l'm capable of,‘1ust 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. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. h MANUEL T. HATCH.“ .x‘li' . "t-t‘ ‘ . ‘ 0i] l q i A c r. n ' ‘ l Only One ,Reas .x-. .. for the great number of l ' WOODBURY PIANOS we seil—MERlT—you get the finest instrument. froin ovcry stand- point. that can be altered at the price, , Nothing boil. the boat mater- iai is allowed to enter into its constructioulnnd you jean buy it big RECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. wé takc.,a,’speclal pride in our factoryout-put, and we want to' impress upon you'thnt YOUR lN- ' TERESTS are at stake when we say, ", SEE THE WOODBURY. _ Weshave one of these famous pianos. slightiy'uscd, which will be sold at" a reduction of $75.00 from original price. CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. TUNING‘ AND REPAIsmc'. PIANOS RENT‘so. Telephone 365-8. Been selling so many Top Coats that wt find many gaps i in the ranks of regular lines. We shall close out all incom- ' M i l i The a is VINOL' We guarantee every bottle of Vinoi to do Just as we repre- _‘ sent. or we ,wiil refund money. l 35 ,THE cuiuu tannin The Prescripiion Sine. All cars pass the door. Night Cpl). Answered. Telephone can. 16-2. TODAY "4 WALL STREET. NEW YORK. May 5.—'l‘. ll. Leary. Exchange member for the firm of 'l‘. H. Leary a: Company and J. Frank Hale. Exchange member for Longiey, Halo it Company, of Boston and New York, were expelled from membership on the Consolidated Exchange today, on charges of irregularities in transac- tions. This action followod a‘ ions session latc ycstcrday of a committee, which for nearly a year has been in- vestigating the business of members of the Consolidated Exchange. .i. F. Hale was betorc this committcc, and last night he was a‘rrcstcd on a charge of larceny of a customer's securities. Thomas E, Martin. the complainant. charged Helen/lib having stolen bonds and stocks valued at $7,500, However. President Randolph, of the Consolidat- ed Exchange; dc‘clarcd today that the expulsion of little was on an entirely different charge. but he did not make public what this charge was. J. F, Hale was arraigned in court to- day and hold in $5,000 bail for examin- ation next Tuesday. little was arrest- cd on complaint of Theodore Martin, a merchant. who alleged that Hale re- tained 85,000 in ‘linlon Pacific. bonds. two shares of Unitrd State's Steel stoc’s preferred and other stocks and bonds to the value, of $7,500. Martin dOI‘lal“ cd that he had deposited the securities with the firm for collateral and that since that time he could not got an ac- counting. President “antiolph, of the Consoli- dated Exchange, speakingtli‘ tho expul- sion of Leary and Hulc,.sulil: "l‘hcrn was no charge of hurrkcting orders against either of tho twu cxpcllcd. They had been under investigation for some. time. Their expulsion had nothing to do with the failure of Dr. Woodcnd. There are no charges on the exchange against iir. Womb-11d. and nothing has developml in his (‘ili‘t‘ to show that he has been guilty of anything cxccpt bud managcmcnt, and has been foolish in the conduct of his affairs. BOSTON, May ii.-\l’i-.n reference to the arrest of J. Frank llulc. u iiostoii broker in New York, yesterday for the alleged larceny of bonds and curlin— cntos of attack from Thomas E. Martin. 'i'. H.,,Whitnc.v. assistant manager of ' Langley: ilaic & Company. Mr. Hale’s firm. said today that the whole affair was in connection. with a matter. of business. Mr. Whitneysnid: "The so— curltics in' question were hold -on a margin account. There wa: a dispute as tothe balance due and the arrest has been made apparently to ion-e a settlement. .‘l‘hc sum involved is in- significant." Arthur Lougier. senior member of the firm, went to New York today in connection with the case. , WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-Open- ing prices of stocks today were higher throughout than last, night. but the “his were insignificant and the deal- ifis on a very small scale. Gains of ‘ifi ’fOr Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper were the nearest approach to features in the market. Cast Iron Pipe pfd. rose 1% over an old preced- 'ingsaic. ‘v VALL STREET, ii a. m.—~l’luctua- tions were trivial during the first hour. MetropolitanSt‘rcct Railway and Real- ty. pfd., Were exceptions, showing var- iations of hi; or so from yesterday. Pennsylvania. met some large selling orders above H5 and reacted is. Min ncapolis, St. “Paul-d: Saulte Stu Marie rose 1, and the preferred 2. Morris and Essex also galuctlid points: ~ 5 WALL STREET, noon—Whore was some pressure against Pennsylvania. which ‘carriedtit «flounder last night‘s prices with the dividend off. Amalga- mated Copper gained as much. Changes generally were narrow and ir- regular. Rock"lslnnd. pfd., Car, pfd., and Biscuit rose 1 to la. and New York Air Brake. 3. Republic Steel, pfd., dc- clined 35.. Bonds were irregular. WALL STREET. 1. p. m.—Thc usual Cams... Surplus Raw“ Prices_ ., l have-decided to carry a full line of Camera Supplies .in my South Nor~ walk'Store. t‘» So. Main St.. and intend to make this department in both of, my stares the finest in this part of the state. . > . . asusmasa MY floucv HAsALwave assN racer-i .s usPLIss also ALWAYS WILL as. ‘ . r « nook esstsa srATioNssgNos'avm'g ‘ the goods; Call-“us on tbe‘philito-snd we will: deliver '~ Seeds piam:jéiilx5“nc. 5x7, sic, Stanley plates Assess; 5x7. soc. . s i omuth‘Msbt‘gt. assuming . ,. ’ Mex. Central. .7 ’ Nerf. EWestss'l‘j 7 .5 ‘ - 1 fisawtnt. stash-.3144 am an, .. Puma midday period a? dullness was not at- tended by any noteworthy price move- ment. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Repdried over the private wires of Maples Sc Goldschmidt. Commission Brokers, Smarts d: Corbett Block. South Norwallt. Telephone 153. . Open. High. Low. 1:30. Amal. Cop.. 47% 48% . 47V. 48% Am C d: F 00.. 17% 17% 17% 1.7% Am. C. & F. pf. 71 71 _ 71 71 Am. Sugar, ' 1271’s 127% 127% 127% Anaconda; .76 76 76 76 A T a. 8 Fe. 12% - 72g. 72% 72% A T d; 8 Fe pf. 93f“‘=:';.93‘ 92%, 92% Ba 79%, 46% B, . - > . , assist pL. crafts“ east ta ‘ transom. its (new 11% new, ‘- ' it. ‘ . passe.» .s‘z ?’ - ' Y. Centrsleis 1159; iii 32% . ., 1 ‘57“ 57 t ,Jllli,‘ I? ' 8'? ram we“ .’ ‘ 32% ,v modern tonic moonstruotor . ".th A fielico b75159 Shandy Show“! . A Collar that Clings Close, with sevens“??? Fall from Neck to Edge. A‘. Comfortable MM .. far from Baggincss at Styleia from the COMM' Knowing men.-'-—the wise once—scores claim broken array from tapeline tangles, and Milken SMART CLOTHES have turned the trick. " " r.- W o Are Spe ciaii In saving money for our Customers. If you are int . such a proposition, come in today and see our plans: If W, l l i 4 got some good things that we know will intuoat'yon: —————n——- ‘,|‘ i, c SELLECK a PRlQ Clothiersjsnd Furnishers. i . t“ 98 Washington Street. south NorWalki-r .. ', Somalis some fine now, which we are able to sell at 35c. lobster salad, 25c. for 25¢. TELEPHONE CALL ass-2. ngDflT at and an We are putting forth our belt silo rts to serve and sails you good people to know aboutnlt. m“ QUlCK SERVICE. Lobster is growing scarcar and coarser. Juniper-iii Has been .400. - , . Dressing is a. superb article which, new"! wa New Lobsters. Yacht Club Salad New Boneless Sardines, finest, 30c. large can. Pineapple, canned, small cans, 12hr. J _ Pineapple, canned, large cans. 18c. . Last chance to buy nice, sweet, but small Florida Orsnpds, at 180 Nice for cutting up. . . , if you want any aribtit quick. Lorenzo Dihij 24¢me Bests run LEE TEA AND BUT 17 NORTH 'MAIN ~S TREE Ti Venn.-. . um..- .~ "p.11... Is Right ill V . ‘ Lg) i} , A3" .1 ‘4."1r‘it‘ “1‘ TERG -M__...... pr 3 mg 115% mg mg , “ ,91- w 7‘ or" am mission F1332" m R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fid- Conn. River Roe Shad. Conn. River Buck shad,' Extra Blue Fish, Extrs‘~'Week' Fish. WEST EN'owasHINo lions oi' defective vision,:snti should hi defective; , justedls whatyoissre gusrsnued‘hsm. . “Mgi’Pf'fidgank‘Bfldigg, i . . '. '6' Appontmsn l convene '- -’ .O‘f'llss hours. b.4136. mas. o as. 1? ' AFR—1 dolly/icy to all part:- “IQ i 12c in. Rockport Fresh Cork; 10c lb. , ., . . Ilooit no head“ WW 10c lb. P° ' ' ‘ . no lie. Fist Fish, 7 "2., h, Oysters and 7 Giants. Fresh-Macks»! Live honor: 8 ON SATURDAY. ,,._ Adi. oooos wAnnANTEDu f TON STREET: Next touohn ii. :2 Otheo kinds Fla .usoa, . P’ rsnohasfio.»White St. mnbury; fl Pacino Street, Show: I ' ”I I means-E ' Ho ' Sees Fest "$213335? ' if !. iZE ths‘serious clonsequencu or locum Strain! , ‘ ,‘ i - .g ,.. Priceless beyond all other possessions is the eyesight,’h”n‘I serves your highest consideration. DON'T TmrLs wmt yous avast sxAMtNATIonlritn. ' FEOT FiTTiNGi ouaaANTaao. if: .. 0. B. JACKSON; om MN. HilfihWAi- no You .REAL a 58 WALL STREET, Headache. trenchif, tuning of ti; Oftantlmss show the need of all! a. TM! "3 m“ attentions stench. . ‘ . last! at the comfort a pair 'of also“ will afford" you?!“ Scientific examination, an propody fitted ,1 ,, sfrsoTInp’Qfii . names Hort. " of um, . l, ' I Hsvllsnd inset w ‘ Soot a on .r’louosroa
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