'PHONE sols-«s.w
gun—unl—
JUST GLANCE AT 'ri-is
new UP-TO-DATE
Easter Goods.
as Dooo as ANYWHERE.
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PRICES GOOD AND Low‘
“foo.
LANES'
61 WASHINGTON 8T.
Katharine;
Mrs. Jennie Litlell Nash and Miss
Mary Nash are spending a few days
in New York
The Boston Slur-c announces their
annual spring display of inillinery for C
Wednesday, March 29 You are cor—
dially invited to attend this gorgeous
display. .
A very pleasant surprise party was
given last evening on Harris Janos
There were about twenty—(lye persons
present. Music. games and dancing
served to pass a pleasant evening. anti
a delicious luncheon was served.
The coiitiiiucd case of I..oonard John-
son, charged with drunkenness. was
before .ludgc .loscph it. Taylor in the
town colirl this morning. As John-
son has bccii on his good behavior a
hello was cutcr'cli on payment of costs.
It.
llutlcr Chapter will hold
a meeting tonight.
A. M,
The masonry work on the new Win—
iiipauk railroad bridge is about coni-
ple’ted.
Palestine (.‘astlc. Knights of the Mys-
tic Chair. hold a regular meeting, last
night.
/
Scullcy is spending
Mrs. John Hun-
Miss Myrtle F.
a week with her aunt,
ion, of New Haven.
v W...—
Iienry Benger, iorincrly janitor at
the Franklin school. is able to be down
town after a. five weeks' illness.
, A regular monthly meeting of tlic
llattci's' Sick llerrcilt Socicty was held
last night. t'onsidcrablo routine biisi»
llt'HS was tiaiiisuclcd.
General Russell I‘IOHI will attciid thc
inspection of the Bridgeport organize
lions oi tlic 'I‘hird Infantry, at the Ar-
: inory in Bridgeport tonight.
Strokes arc awakening from their
winter's nap and people who walked
into the country. Sunday, report. that
thcro. were a gl't’lll. many snakes iii the.
fields. '
—l"rcsh Eggs, 20c doz. F. D L. & Co.
George Gcriii, of The Sentinel oom-
posing room. took a header from a
bicycle this noon, while riding to his
home to dinner. He was badly shaken
up‘, but sustained no serious injuries.
A. E. Austin and daughter, of West
avenue who have been spending sever-
al weeks in Florida are now on their
way to Cuba wlicic they” will remain
some time. They ullcd ti om Key West
on the steamship Mar-tinihue.
The Jennings and Ariston Clubs of
the South Nor-walk Congregational
Church haVc arranged for ii. sociable to
be held in the church Friday evening
of this week. All members anthtriends
of the church are cordially invited to
be present.
~Fresh Eggs, 20c doz.
F. D L. & C0.
Most of the roads about. the city are
now in pretty good condition and bi-
cycles are beginning to appear in large
numbers. Some of the country roads.
though have bad spots in them. but
it is expected that about a week of this
quality of weather will put they in
line shape. -
—~'l‘o let. in Winnlpauk House
of seven rooms, and bath; Int.
movements; «even acres of land;
fruit trees. etc.; aninli hcnnory and
burn; excellent location; tilh house on
Main road north from trolley termin
us. For inspection inquire present
tenant. Rents] $200 per year. Ad-
dress. F. W. London, Ridgoiield Park.
N. J.
Gourd; at the Hotel Clifford yester~
lwlsy worn It. E Taylor, Providence;
W. it M. Campbell. Walter 8. Arnold,
..J Townsend. Bostcon W. A. Kili-
slim. Mark Ber-.niusln J. H. Chase. WII.
IIsm Davis. D Louis Ircton. L. T.
Saunders. E I3. ormoksnbimh. F W.
Moore. F. 0‘. Norman, A. Oppenheim.
William Wilson. Henry E. Hater. 8.
13. Reynolds; New York: L. K. Morse,
Hoverill. Minis: Ill E Haiiock Ne
Haven. Rev. J. B. Werner Nor-wot:
Joins: Micheal Todd. Cooks Corners,
N. Y.. W E. Lewith Glenbrook: L. P.
Strong. Hartford; F. 8 Church born: of
flsler. R. Roy 'I’nch. Newark N.
“no.
N0 OMOID CARRIAGE PAINT MADI. v’
within“ as Ion; as Devoe's. No oth-
or: are on heavy bodied,'bocsuse Ds- ‘
voe‘l weigh 3 to it ounces more to tho -.
pint. Sold by G. E. Dow.
WI RAVI A M001“ IXGILLINT
1am 4‘an mood amour
Wu otter for "to, at a bargain and
on any terms the homestead of Wm.
s. Rood, Burritt and Quintard oven.
and In am also: condition.
TAYLOR It GOLDEN.
74 Washington street, South Norwolk.
’ Mrs. William Vollnici and son Will-
loco of Crescent 'l‘cr-iaue. are spending
a week in Newark.
CwFresll Eggs, 15 [or 25c. a. D. 1.. a
O, ‘ ,
A regular rehearsal of the Rough
”Rider Glee Club was held last cranial:
In Quartet Club Hall. a
Read the live. extra specials in tIic
New Yolk tiroc t ry ( ornpauy r»: ad. ‘i'licy
give the famous iliiiil stamps
(lid Wlll Lodgc It‘ and A M. worlc
cd the Master Mason (legit-c last cvcli—
lug. after which a bauuuct was Iicld.
legs begins April 3. Starting now will
prepare you for a position curly next
year.
Miss Clara Dibble will return home
tomorrow from Smith College at
Northampton. Mass, for her Easter va-
cation.
—-»Frcsh Eggs, 15 for
0.
25c.
F. i), L. (it
P
E. H Mathewson and family are
spending a few days at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. W Studwell is in liaiibui'y
today on business.
Miss Anna E Baldwin left town to-
day for visits in Mount \‘l .1 non Nc-‘w
ark. Brooklyn and Atluulil C it» during
her spring vacation.
DISCUSSED ROCKEFELLER’S GIFT
BOSTON, March flhsm'l'lic qucsliou
of accepting 'oi- rcjcctini: John I),
ltockei'eller's gift of $100,000 to the
American Board of CtililllllSHIUIIt‘I‘S for
Foreign Missions was the principal
business scheduled to conic liciorc tIic
prudential committee of the organiza.
lion at a meeting called for this after
noon. The widespread discussion
which followed tho formal action luk-
eii by Congregational clergyman in va-
rious parts of New England last wcck
in protecting against riic acceptance of
objections to the alleged business
methods of Standard Oil (‘oiiipuni
centered great interest In today's
meeting. Dr. James I... Barton. for-
eign secretary of the American board.
said today that. already $ll.500 ot‘ the
gift was in the treasury of the Board
and the question to be decided at to-
day‘s meeting was there whether this
amount should be rciurucd or wlicth
or it should Iic i'cliiiricd and tho bait
nnce accepted.
COLD WEATHER SAVES BRIDGES.
MONTI’EIJER. VI. March
(ioolcl' weather today lil‘l't‘t'lllt'ti ii tur-
thoi‘ rise in tlic Winooskl Itivcr and
uvortcll llic dnugci' oi' irniiicrliiiic dam
age to bi'itlgcs ulid i‘lvcr front factol'ics
from u t'rcsiicl Whiic lhc t‘culral
\‘ci‘niont Railroad bridal- is tlircaicnml
by on ice jam iiboi'c tlil~ city. it Ir:
III‘IIt'H'tI that the weight of ioadcd
freight curs placed on it will ho suti‘i-
ciclll to hold it i" VllIill't‘ own it' IIlt'
icc, should come down inc l'II‘l‘l‘ In it
muss. .
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JN. ._.
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ICE OUT OF MOHAWK RIVER.
SCHENEC'I‘AI)Y. N. Y.. March L’tl.~
The ice has gone out of the Mohawk
River at this city and the walcr is tall-
iiig at the ratc of a foot an hour. 'I‘lic
gorge in the river near the city's writ.
or punipiiigplant. about. two niilcs wvst
of tho oily. broke at 8 o'clock this
morning and the ice went out with tho
I‘llh‘h of waters. it was this gorge
that roused the flood ilr llic c luiiiul Iaut
night and llii'tcticncd tho citi' s watci
and liglil supply. lliiicas a hcuvy
rain collilks no further danger is {carcd
at this city.
\
A man gets down on his knecs when
he asks a rich girl to iiinrry'li'iiii and
when he hunts for his collar button
under the bureau
MONEY LYING AROUND.
You
’I‘hicvon
Put It in
it sure to.dianppear In some way.
are apt: to spend It (:IIl'I,‘II'i-Iislly.
may break in and steal tr.
6
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
There It; will he abnoititoly onto and
Instead of disappearing will actually
increase. Money depended In the sliv-
In“ Department will draw Interest at
thereto at 4 per cent. .- .
Lot about 137x200. All tmprovomonto,’
The spring term of the Mci'i'lli (301- H
WWW
Your Spring Suit.
ready! You may
choose from .thc best makes
pfi‘ Cheviot and Worstcd‘
Sack Suits, and be sure of
: satisfaction. whether you pay
$10 or $25. or between.
Hart. Schai’fner & Marx
Suits meet the desires of well-
dressed men in every detail
of style and fit. We're proud
to show them; they‘ sell
themselves.
Young fellows may have
the mormadvanced models—-
long coats in single and dou-
ble-breasted models. trousers
full hip. $10 to $25.
Every essential. of good
‘ ruminant-starlings;
‘3” dressing, from hat to hose
for Spring Wear.
morass. STEVENS
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South’Norwalk. Tel Call, 32-2.
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Lownnss of pricc is bill a forlorn—bigness of quality
' or general lightness of the grain is‘ of first importance
lici'o.
lf we sell it, it‘s sold right.
Quality alone, pr‘iccs being equal should be ”it" rudder
of judgment, and judgment so guided will always select
the licsi. .
We don't belicrc tIic-rolls unolhcr culinary Iii Ameri-
ca whcro gi'calcr ctl’orl is made to giro cxaci, satisfaction
than we make. If anything from this sloi'c fails to please
brim: it back. Iiold us to our Iii‘iillllh‘lt' made when we
sliirtcd busiricns. “liood grain. good Hcrvli-c.”
liuy Oats That's
Glenn.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We arc ucar ----- just as far
ncnrcst lcilcr-liox or Il‘It'IiIIIIlIl‘,
NEWSPAPERS
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED.
LEAVE ORDERS AT 0R TELEPHONE
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwélk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
its the
p
Sprlng Term
Merrill College
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Beams April 3d.
A GOOD START NOW WILL PREPARE YOU FOR A POSI-
TION EARLY NEXT YEAR
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
W”.
Special Low Prices.
on. Mllllnory and ram.
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF LADIII’ AND CHILDRIN' IUITI
AND COATS.
ALL THE LATEST iN ORAVAN err: com. .
cone in AND IXAMINE oun srocx. "
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
BI WAIHINOTON 8T REIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
TORIC LENSES
Cost more and are better. A pleasure to explain them.
When interested. coll.
HOMER B. HOY’J‘, Refueling Optician
Boob ll. United BMIII Building. South Norwalk. (loan.
H pacts! Appointments at convenience at patrons.
Olllco hoursp hit. 45. 12AM: 00. Saturday Wanton. 'Iu—ll.
v
.Iyn. mm- ; ,
TrrI TIMJI
ROI AND MICK CHAD. ITIAK COD. HADDDOK, HALIIUT, MARI
KIT COD, YILhOW PIROH, ILUI HIM, WIAK NIH; WHITI "My
5‘ ‘ . t
PLAT FIIH. DYUTIRI AND ISLAND. VI.
“Lama i ii .I. a t
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,-wr-oo\ him”?
‘ m MLW.WW.WMWMAWW
ToothBiuiiiei
Monday' and Tuesday
We have just received a large
shipment of imported, all bris-
tle, Tooth Brushes, every one
guaranteed. If the bristles
come out bring It book and not
another brush or your money.
PRICE 25:: EACH.
The Clifford Pharmacy
Tho Prescription Store.
connsn or so. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH are.
so. NORWA‘LK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 15-2.
W
Maples lit Goldschmidl 00.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealorl In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a florbctt Block, 80. Norwaik.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, lllzili a. in. ~~~~~~
Stocks worr- uridci' dccidcd pressure in
tho opening dcaliiiirs today, which wcic
\H'II distriiuitcd throughout tIic Ilili.
iiuins iii one or two of lIic railroad
cuiiiprirciit stocks wcrc llic orin cchp
lions. (‘ur rising a point. 'I‘luiii. t‘oni
lei 11,; and 0.000 sharcs of Union I’ll'
ciiic. sold or Ian and 1289.]. comparcd
with 1‘29 last night. Southern Pacilic.
Northwestern, Atchison, itcalliniz.
Smelling. iarcornolivo, ltcpublic Steel
and Consolidated Gus w'crc also nota-
bly ah‘cclcd and slifi’crcii largc fraction.
iii declines.
WALL STREET“ ii a. in.» Ailcr lhc
selling orders hanging «nor the mar-
ket at the opening liad bccrt disposwi
of prices liardcncd throughout and iii-
illnl losses were lilrgcly r‘ccovcrmi. 'l‘hc
higher range of prices. howcrcr,
brought out more abundant tiiTl'l‘ilIILA
and the llllll‘Iit'l sold considcrabiy low.
-'.'l St. Paul, Union Pacific. Soutlicrri
Pacific. ill-riding. .‘or'iolk and Wcswru.
Atcliisoii, I'coplc‘s'Gas and Itcully all
\tIIlI a point or mono bcl'ow ycslci'driy‘s
t'Iiist'.
WALL STREET. lioaii “'r\liziii luau
in-lulcd M‘IIITIK III a l‘cw stock»: of a
onllut'y Illlliill‘liiili‘t" IIII
r-pu‘nrd during llic acclind liolii“.~. trilli-
lug. A largo part of tIic curly IJSM‘n
was rcli'icrcd and iii SlIllIl' inslrriicl»;
illlIl't'I)‘ rccovorcli. notably l'or Nb“
York t‘cniriil illllI l'uilin l’aciilc. Home
of llic Houihci'ii stocks wci‘c coir-pic
musty buoyant. IIIlHIlll'NS Will. I‘lIIIII‘I
quicl throughout the fort-noon with
”It spcl-ililics Iiptri'ini: liii‘acly in HIV
total. Ilouds wcrc II‘I‘l'gIIItIl'.
\I'.\I.I. S’i‘RICIi'I‘. 'I p. m. “Lillii- ci'
fort was nitltlc to support lil'It‘t'S and
tin» IlliIl‘Iit‘I was unablc to withstand lll‘
\oluulc of stocks that was thrown oi'cr'
:iitci' 12 o'clock. Wcstcru stocks Win"-
tiii- \l’t‘llIit‘SI l'caturcs. but tIic soiling
was prctty manual and other lt.llIlII_l;
railroads and spcciaitics lIl‘UIIDI'tI
Nliul‘piy. AYUI’EIIZI' Itisscs roachcti a
point in most. ollicr III\'I.II’III“~‘.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires oi
I‘hn Maples a Goldschriiidt 00., Com-
mission Brokers, Swartz a Corbett
Block, South Norwnlk, Telephone I53.
Open. High. Low. l::l0
Amul (lop Trill” till 370‘ hi",
Am c a roll as». 397,. as»; 324“.
Am. l‘ 6': Yo pf tum, null, 99% sung.
Am cm (III .l-lv. 3414,, (ml; align
Aiu Ice 5‘... .31... All. My
Alli Loco from Mill. 50% 51W
Am Small 100% 10m loo-ls. Hill's.
Aiu Sugar ill Milli. 140‘}; Till/2
A '1‘ at. S h‘o 8774‘. till 87% si“ :l
A 'I‘& S I“ pl 102% 102% 102%, 102%,.
India it Ohio 105% 1080.. lurid/i. 1080..
II sun It '1 all... my. out. 06‘};
t‘hca & Ohio 572;; 58 57% my;
Chi & N W BMW. 244 242% 242'...
Ch tit West 231,1. 23H; 23 23%
Ch M At St I’ It'll-h. 1750.. 17m HIM.
Col l-‘ & I lit; 50% 50h. 00
(Ion (Jun 200 200% 205% 200
Del (it Hull Him. 138% 1371/. 187%
list South 5‘. Mil Mi. til/i.
Eric till 45% iii 45
lili'ie ltd pr 70",» 707$. 79% 703,;
IILCOIIII‘III 100'»; 100V, 100% 1001,43
Lou 8L Nnnh 189’,“ “0% mill}; liliI’Is
Manhattan Hill Inn Ills llili
Mei at Ity 1223a 120% 1229i, 122%,
Max Centr 24% 24% 24%, 24%
M Kilt ill III 30% 30%
M K «I? 3 pt 66%, 05% 05%. 05%
Mo l’uciilo lotilfi Will». Ilitils 100%
Not Load 48% H. HIV. will
N Y Central till 161% 100% 100‘);
Nor! at West 85% still. st. arm.
OutItthnt Ollii 02% 61% 01%
PM Mail 44% “It, 41% 44%
Penn II. It alIl'A 141% 14000 140%
Foo (loo .9 110%
“0950110010
I’ruafiler 40%, 40 it 40
Reading ' lily. 94% 03% 03%
Rep Btnei 'ZIIE £214 21% 21%
Rock island 83% 34
Rob Goodtl 29%
at
Booth Par. am, my.
tcnlIl-ricy was .
THE, C
TOP 00 . '
ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND ALMOST iNDIlBPENSIBLEMu
SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER. LONGER THAN, HERETOFOR
WITH DEEP SLITS IN THE BACK, BROAD LAPELS Dime
. MA
TERIALS PLAIN AND SILK STIIIPED covrnrs AND Revznson/
TWILLS IN MANY ATTRACTIVE SHADES. PRICE $6.50 TO aroma, _
GRACEFUIIN AND RATHER FULL‘FROM THE SHOULDER;
Spring Suits and Rain Coats.
WEAR A NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME
ESTED IN THE S. &. P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS.
inrsw‘
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FROM HEAD TO FOOT WE GUARANTEE
soLD. ' ,6"
EVERY ARTICLE
. ll .
SELLECK & PRIC"
Clothiers and Furnishers. .
gs WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.‘I
o.
Telephone Call 324-2.4’
Potatoem
One Peck 136
One Bushei 5.567
Three Bushel Lots 600 bushel .,
Four Busireii Lots. 550 bushel I
TILL STOCK IS REDUCED. ‘
LORENZO DIBBLE
BCansSolid Packed Tomatoes, 25
HOMEGATHERED EGGS PER DOZ ............ ~...............2163 ‘
3 CANS CAMPBELL' 8 0R VAN CAMP' S SOUPS ................. 25c . H"
HUYLER'SCOCOA SELLS FOR 25c. THIS SAT. PRICE PER BOX .. 156 ‘
MAINE POTATOES. PER PK. ...................................... . 186 9
SEVERAL OTHER GOOD SPECIALS 0N CALLING AT THE STORE;
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. .
.I I.
UNITED uncanny co. . , .
20 North Main 8L. South Norwalk. ,49 Fort at, East Nomollti.
TEL. 26—3. . TEL ass—in . "
Ji-iiiiio AND OLD COMPANY s w
LEHIGH FURNACE a. RANGE coiii
ls far more economical than Schuylkill Coal.
Two Tons of former equals Three Tons or the Lanai
BUY JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY ’3 COAL.
Raymond Bros.
\ . 137 Washington Street. .
_ -..-—-.-_.-m..--.- ‘ ,
HOYT 8- FREEMAN,
uncut; SEN’I‘ING , i: will]!
Harry H. Hoyt 8: Co. .
g .,
Bankers and Brokers, '1
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and fiction Bought and sold for Cash or on Moi-hint: V
Member New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Direct private WIN. ,
New York. It and 43 Wall direct. Brooklyn. 871 Fulton om? :
sourn NORWALK. rum—3. novr's THEATRE BUILDIND.
Marks! Forecast Every Morning at 10 O'CIook.
AND GLADOEB MUST BE CHAN“;
EYES CHAIM. ..........
Otton one ottrioutu I look of clear-nun oi vlnlon to his
when his gin-u- im wholly to blame. Would It not be wall to
your syn oxamtncd again? , ,
ri's rant.
0. B. Jackson.
, .v
a duo
mull-to Optician.
‘so a o 84 at . '
lilo: It; 03 pt 97 MI: ' i“ m”- "our... , nonwasit.
'rsrincol 951,9 90% all 05
'I‘ettlu PM: 3:3: 883 . W.-. - ‘ fl .. «
Eugen Pug 128% 128% 127 “I;
use wig 12$}: “it“ .23., Spring Overcome
I'
in at all at “- B “-
94%“; “a M . ‘ NEAT and NOB Y 7'
"as " a: a: a: . ‘ , .‘ ALL 'rI-il. LA‘l'ur oHADIo ANDII'I'YLIO .352}
9295 93 «91% 99y. 2,1." 25‘] HAD! To not. AT. air
all. ml. .- as ,. cm. continuum p; t.
; ., no is oath AT.
3*”? «r mi. we on sum.
tiara
Norwalk Chronicler