" ‘ TUESDAY, APRIL 4“. was.
‘day, front a trip to Port Jervis. N. Y.,
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We offer for sale at a bargain and
on any terms the omostsad of Wm.
3. Reed. Burrltt and Quintard IVOI-
Lot about 137x200. All Improvements.
and in first class condition.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
. 74 Washington strut, South Nor-walk.
JUST GLANCE AT THE
NEW UP-TO-DATE
Easter Goods
AC GOOD AS ANYWHERE.
,.
ellipse “coon. AND Law.
has.
A meeting of the town high school
committee, scheduled for tonight. has
been postponed indefinitely.
1 regular routine business meeting
of Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, was held
last night In Mystic Chain hall.
m...“—
LANE’S
s1 WASHINGTON sT.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, of the Nor-
walk police force. arrested a knight
of the road who laid claim to in.
name of Richard Berrigan, last night.
In Wall street. The offender was
drunk and had become a nuisance. lie
was fined 87 and costs. but being uh-
ablc to pay. was acute to Bridgeport
Jdil to work out his sentence.
Local News-limes.
Coleman has just a few of the 69
cent fountain pens loft. Read the ad.
M
‘ John 'I‘_ Hayes. of Norwaik. has re-
ceived an interesting letter front Ed-
ward J. Cahill, who is spending the
winter at Boynton, Florida, in which
Mr. Cahill states that the probnlltles
are that there will be a big crop
there this spring. in company with a
number of other Norwalk young men.
he went ..outh to engage in the pro-
duce raising business.
The barge Zenith has arrived with a
cargo of coal for Harris & Gans.
UBERO'PLANTATION COMPANY
A. C. Cuneo returned home, Satur- --.-——-
Two Boston Stockholderta File Suits,
Alloying Fraud.
BOSTON, April i.—~in connection
with investigation into the affairs of
the Ubero Plantation Company of this
city, which is engagcd in the produc-
tion of coffee and rubber in Mexico.
two suits allcging fraud have been iii-
ed by stockholders against certain pro-
moters Of the corporation and asking
for the recovery of monoy invested in
its stock. Tho' defcndant. company,
which is a Maine corporation. is a con-
stituent company of the consolldntcd
Libero Plantation Company and both
corporations have thcir main offices at
89 State streci, this city.
The suits against the [melon coin-
puny wcro filcd by ('harics W. anti
Ada .1. Abbott. 'i‘hcy chnrgc I“t.‘l'tIIll~
and E. Borgcs. W. E. (lwcn and James
E. chgnr. with obtaining $7.!itlli from
thcm by I‘rundulcntly rcprcscnllng
is now open. Enroll and ac! a good on. valuc of tho hlcxlcun farm which
start for a position ncxt spring. thc company claims to own and opcr-
' . _.__.___..__ lilo as a rubbcr. col'icc and fruit plun-
“l’air week" at Road‘s this wet-k. tation.
Road the musical program for Thurs- Matty Ncw linclnnd pturpio arc
day in today's advertising space. stockhoidcrs in tho tilwro (‘ompany.
'—"“‘“ At a rcccut tncoliuc. Ihoy uppoinlcd a
spcclni commiitco to inn-sticaio Ihc
company's ul’l‘nirs. 'l‘his comtnillcc
has not yct mmlc its icport.
There will be a meeting of the Lad-
ies' T. A. 13. Society of St. Joseph‘s
Church, tonight.
John T. Hayes has sold a building
lot in. Chestnut strcct. Norwalk. to
Miss Anna T. Pardcc.
Mrs. Thomas Robins has returned
from a visit. with friends in Phiadel-
phla, for‘sotnc days.
A regular business meeting of Old
Well Tent. Knights of the Maccabees,
was held last evening.
A regular rehearsal of the. Rough
Rider Glee Club was held last even-
ing In Quartet Club hall.
Miss Pearl Mci.aughlin_ of Yonkers.
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Edna
Howard. of Elvrood place.
The spring term of Mcrriil Colicgc
.Iohu .lanci. of Crown nvcnuc. Is ill
at his Khnome with diphtheria. llr.
Short-r has quarantined the house.
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE BURNED.
WilddAMSIiiiRti, Mass. April 43‘“
Thc cnginc houso and thc cutirc lirc
apparatus of Willlnmaburr: villngc. cott-
sisting of u chcmicnl cugiuc and hose,
were burned today and the iron liail
block and Bisbcc iirothcrs‘ storchonsc
wore badly datnagcd. Thc total
loss is sorcral thousand dollars. Honc
companies summoucd front Haydon-
vilic, two tnilcs away. finally subducd
the flames. which wcrc started by a
cigar discarded by n flu-man.
Miss Edna Howard. of Elwood placc.
lies returned home from a short visit
with her cousins in ii‘ordham. N. Y
A rehearsal ‘ol'J‘lhc SI. .ioscph's '1‘.
A. B. Society was held last. evening
at T. A. B. hall, in South Main street.
One new member of Putnam Hosc
(‘ontpany was elected at a business
meeting held last night. and one pro-
position was received.
Great Sachem William M. Itisley. of
Hartford. will be present tonight at
the meeting of Uncns Tribe, 1. 0. R.
M. to be held in the Wigwam.
EASY LESSON IN POLITICS.
”Good cvcnlng. Mr. iiuttiu." said
Gladys. rising to grcct lhc (tailor. "M r.
Honcy and i wore just discussing pol-
itlcs when you nrrivcd Wc havc bccn
arguing about the difference between
a majority and plurality." .
“Wcli‘” Siliii Mr. littltiu with a put
ronlzing giant-c at Mr. lioncy. "it is
easily understood. A majority is a
preponderance of favor between two
parties. while a plurality is an cxccss
over all.
“Ah. yes." sighed Miss Gladys. “it
is just like lhc old saying that ‘two
is company and thrcc is a crowd,‘
isn't it?“
And the moaning look that pnsscd
bclwccn Gladys and Mr. iioncy con-
vlnccd Mr. Buttin that ho had been
counted ont.——.iudgc.
Pension Attorney Mrs. George D.
Keeler has secured a incision for Mrs.
.lcnnie E. Arnold. widow of the late.
Fred A. Arnold. of Ely avenue.
A meeting of Uncas Tribe Haymak-
crs was held last cvcning. at which.“
was voted to attend a meeting to be
held in Bridgeport. next Friday night.
An employee at the factory of the
American Paper Box Manufacturing
('ompuny's plant In (iross strcci. Nor-
walk. had the misfortune to have two
of his fingers badly jnmmcd yesterday.
A meeting of Colfax Encampment
was held last evening. at which the
second degree was crmt‘crrod on one
candidate. At the next meeting the
third degree will be confcrrd and a
banquet will be held.
W
Frank Wedding was lakcn ill this
morning. whllc at Sprllo‘s Island, and
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital in
the ambulance. Ills ratio has not
yet been diagnosed. Dr. linltcr lit at-
tending him.
A routine meeting of thc Arlon Sing-
ing Society was held last evening in
lArlotr Hall. imdor Daniel ixmer
was reported critically ill at his home.
in Bridgeport. and a special meeting
of the society le’to be held on Thurs-
day night.”
thingies Fowler i’osl, G. A.‘lt.. held .
a tucotin last evening, at WiIf‘Il fur-
ther plung were discussed for the camp THE MOST INTERESTING READ'
fire to he held on the anniversary of ma
Leo's surrender. invitations were
nine removed from other posts to at.-
tcnd social affairs to be given by them
in a short. time.
W
for any man In his bank book. it
should have and docs lmvc grcntct‘
fascination for hint than the Wol‘ItH of
the moat clnlncnl nuibora.
To postings our of those nbsorblnit.r
books it in only ucccusary to dopmtll.
your anvingu llcrc. \Vc opcn accounts
for one dollar.
rat scum NOR WALK
rnusr company.
4 per cent. inn-rust allowml on de-
posits in the Moving» rlcpnrtm’cnt.
T. J. Sullivan. at the Hotel Victoria.
is limiting a specialty just now of
drawing the finest brews of fichlltt's
and Anhcuscnliusch, and anyone wish-
in: something to tone up the system
during the present weather should
call at the corner of Railroad avenue
and Monroe ntrocl.
WWW
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
l
Lets of Snap
in our
lSpringClo’thess
We want every man in town to see our Spring Clothes for
‘ men‘; for their own good,“ much as ours. We have the kind
of Top Coats and Suits men want; stylish, with made. fit all
you can ask; newest fabrics mostly in exclusive patterns; pric-
es right. ‘ ‘
t
t
You may suit your taste as to a Spring Overcoat; we have
. Oxford; long rainproofcd Coats in mixtures. Oxford and
the boxy models in covert; medium lengths in black, gray and,
black. $8.50 to $20.
Suits in fancy mixtures, all the new grays, reliable blue
and black—single and double-breasted models that express the
I Spring mode perfectly. $10 to $18. ‘
Our stiff and soft Hats and Spring Furnishings are good
company for our snappy clothes. '
Time to leave your order for your Easter Suit, if you want
us to make it for you. The cloth samples are here. $16 to $40.
ROGERS asruvsus
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwaik.
Tel Cali, 32-2.
Do You Nadir Tonia I
TAKE vuiou
it is a hood purlfllar, a tissue
builder, in wonderful vitallur,
flesh-creator and Itirongth-pro.
ducer. It improve‘p the apps-
tite, gives tone to the stomach,
and rejuvenatea thp whole sys-
tem. ‘
TAKE vmor. ON OUR GUAR-
ANTEE.
The aroma mummy
The. Prescription Stars.
comma or 30. MAIN AND
ELizAsETI-l are.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Steel’s, Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
swim: a. Corbett Block, 3o. Norwalk.
. ._...._.,._4fl .._
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
_......
WALL STREET. lilzltl a. m.~'l‘ho
opening movemcnt of prices today was
indeterminate and showed both gains
Lowness of price is but a factor—~hiahncss of quality
or general rightncsa of thc grain is of first importance
here.
If we sell it, it's sold right.
Quality alone, prlccs being couul should be the rudder
of judgment, and judgmout so guidcd will always sclcct
the boat.
We don't belicvc lbcrc is anotiwr nrninnry in Ameri-
ca wiicrc gl'ctticr effort is" tnudc to LZIVI‘ exact satisfaction
than wo make. If anything from this h‘ltil‘t‘ fails to please
bring it back. llold us to our pmmiw- made when we
liiiii‘ItNI business, “tiood cram, maul :«cmiccf’
.lluy Outs 'l‘h'tt's (ill-nu. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Wc arc near-just as far the
ncarcst letter-hm or tcicphouc.
XIH
Jun——
"It EWSP A PE ITS—-~ M
DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. ,-“'
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE
w. p. BEERS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.
o
to ".00 with Iiovoe'n (lions Carriage
Paint. It weiglut it to it one. more to
the pint than others. Wt'til'u longer and
given a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by 0. iii. Dow.
Faun fafn lions
JUST A FEW LEFT AT
69 cents
ND COUPONS NEEDED.
WE HAVE A MOST EXCELLENT
Tonia And lined Remedy
m mutton-scour. ova. sAnaA.
mui. AND the is THE rm:
or run. IAN my: rr.
. m i.
sit Mir-Miran. can.
ham Drona.
AT. commas
. museum
. 5‘ ,’ W , ‘ ’ ‘
liclawnre Rlvcr buck shad. .
‘I‘lcth/til‘e River roe shad, . . ..
ilc III.
Wcslporl ultiuli.
ARRIVED av ex Passe TODAY.
NO OLD sTocK.
Cutbiii’e Bridge Fish. Market
ERIE DELIVERY.
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TIL. top-K
and losses with a majority of gains
and the industrial stocks Well-reproa-
cntod. Rilnllillg HtiIt'H of 3.300 shares
of 'l‘cnncsscc (‘oal wcrc made at ltltluz
and 1051.12. comparcd with it‘li'. last
night. lnlcrnttltomtl I’owm' advanccd
I‘gé. compared with Ill?» last night. In-
icl'nutionnl Power advanced. iii, liuitcd
States Reduction prd. 173.. Colorado
Fuel. a point and Slots Shefficld Si'ccl,
Twin City itapid Transit and Federal
Mining pl’d. lnrgc fractions. I‘ooplo‘s
tins fcll 7,. and Union Pacific and
Itock island ran ofl' laruc fractions.
\\'Al.l. S'i‘i’iidli'l‘, II a. m.-~.\Io\'t-
minis of the standard railroad stock:K
wcri narrow and hesitation, l-‘rcc
ratios of ’i‘cnncssco (‘ozii iowcrcd it In
llli lr-l. :\ rally to illt‘. i-B i‘olloucti
.wlth unothcr lIlIl to the lowtst at it
ti't'Itlt‘It. I‘lurtiontll low-s among tlit'
ruilrtulil It‘illItl.~ wcrr math» up. but
\i'crc not wcii llcili. Although lilt‘lt‘
\\'iTl‘ only substantial illi\iiilt‘t'>’ in tho
spwciuilics a tow wcnlt spoh. dowlopcil.
\\'.\i.l. S'i‘llifil‘l'i‘. Nootn—-'I‘lic t-l'rni-
ic Iiurtintlion in 'I‘cnucssuw t‘onl iit'li‘
lIlt‘ markct tiusctlled and induccd :i.
sharp soiling morcmcul all ill‘oiilili.
i’rit'cs gcncl‘nll)‘ got it fraction ulnici
last night. Railroad stocks in iil‘.
soutltcrn group came into nciivc dc
round. This pullout up thc gvnwrnl Iis‘
again. 'l‘ln- li'iitIIllg Wlis titl'ul anti
movvmcntsinconstaut, lionds Wt‘i't'
irrcgulnr.
WAIJ. STREET. 1 p. in.»SIoi-l<
which scldom ilgurrK in tho ticn‘iuu:
t-xocpt whcn thcrc is an cxcitcd spccu~
lulion t’ontiuucd to be the fcaturcs or
intcrcst. Lcudhtg railroads wcrc
hoary. rcticcting thc transl’cr of in
lcrcsl to other quarters.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples a Goldschmldt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, SWDrtz 8; Corbett
Block, South Norwaiit, Telephone 153.
1 i
. Open. High, Low. i 3‘
' . . 1r 7 . 1,: ' 3‘
6 So. Main St. So. Norwaik. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk. ‘13:“; 202. (,0 3,: 23-: Eh; $3,:
TELEJHONE CONNECTION. ’ "‘ Am C it P pf tom. 10:: illli’x‘ Itl27..
. Am Cot Oil slit/4 377. :li’ln 371i...
" """'"""'“_’“" Alli Loco Still; 50"!" fill all:
. . :r <7 :K. ll rr
2 SPRING TERM :22: an 123* in: u... it;
tn A 'r a 3 Fc ssh; 881.4,. 577.. s71".
gMERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE; A r. i. s .. M mu m. t... u...
1‘ :' K: i :-
[4 South «Norwalk. Conn. E g?,:};?fi,‘¢‘° “dis: 12:3; ‘82-“: 1:35:
O DAY'AND EVENING SESSIONS. D Chen a- onto new. {.37. 39:1... 1532:.
Excellen Facilities. T g ' Chi a N w L'itli... 2131.. 2.1: tn:
2 ‘ C 1 h°r°Ugh I“"“.“°“°"‘ N° Extras. on (it \VIEHI wit. 21mg. 2335'. mm;
H at“ oguc and Inf°rmau°n Free. “1 on M a SI r inn-t trait new. in;
E Elimn NOW- ' g (to! r a 1 our... in sat... sun.
or“ M. A. MERRILL, Principal, Col South 291,; 291,. use. 23%
S (‘on Gun ”Jot: 2th“. 2on3. 2th.“;
. SPRING TERM liclitl-Iud 194519.? 19:: lot
~——~~~— ~-—-~~ — M M. _.= _ “mm“. _, ......~M_-M Detroit South .31.]. 31.; (.14 EIIIA
.-______ " . re fr it, it
' I . ' It”; to pf xii: IIIZN: 81% x17.
pecla ow rlces. Iii Central till) 1th lift) tilt)
MN" hook Nash it: Mil-iv. 1417.. hi):
on , Manhattan iii? itl‘l their; ‘ilfi
""7 and m" Mei at, Ry 122:». 127W; .2 123%
WE ALSO HAVEA FINE LINE OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN' IUITO Mex Cent 35% 35s,. 35% 251/4
AND COATB. , Mo Pacific tutti. 1057'. may. 10th
ALL THE LATEST IN CRAVAN ETTE COATS. Nat Lead 471/. 47% its-1V. 47%
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. N, Y Central lacy. ltln , itlith itig‘,
NON & West use. use. «an. 332x“
The Fair Cloak and Fur St t stir is .w
I’enn It it ivlt’. -: 4 t-l 1
OTC: Poo Gas my. um. 1:31... 1:132
l’res 8 (far 42% «iii " {a '..
P as WASHINGTON STREET. OOUTH NORWALK. fiendisg ‘ my 33:}. 3‘3.“ ow.
.... . w » 4;. , .... W— . .m....... (‘D LIPI‘ 2 It; I I,“ l: L‘ .4
TORIC LENSES Ruck inland um um. 3374. my.
.0 um. (ioods may. at :3 am
Cost more and are better. '\ A pleasure to explain them. smnh WW “7% as “7% “7%
When interested, ca‘li. sou Ily Co not... iota 34% girth
- - - Sin it Go if it? . l7 7 .7
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optictan. 13...“, (y a: l' ittth.‘ 1mm. ”mt/l tor.
iloob ii. United Bank Building. South Norwslk. Conn, ’i‘cxnu 'nc :ltil/gi {tilt/g :lttiit. {till/t.
Special Appointmenlu at convenience of patrons. liniou ac liltil/g‘ ”2% illilii. tilt:
Office hours Bailiff. mill—«thou. Saturday evenings, 7—9. Union Pm: pl' siting until ingot. Hot.
mm..- w- W.-. w . it 8 Math Iii ‘ lfl : .
A; ‘ HM ”MMWWHMWMMMMT“"4 ii 8 Rubbor KIIIi/‘i 43% 42V; Kim/{g
0 t1 Stool aim} :ntu, can. can.
teen no 15 .
Wabash tint/J 2211/. 2: Li
: Wabash of I? l 441:: 2:13,: 3;}?
WI (Joni 23% 'J. . ‘1 '
l‘ll‘st ofthcacttaon, ......... 150 lb. Safim to 12 m 53.5300
~....._....
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RE-
8U
ED.
AbriANv, AprllLKi.»—Nnvluntlon on
tho lindmm river b, twmiu Albany and
New York city linsibocn notuuncd. Thu
steamer Adirondack left New York
city last night. and arrived born this
morning. The ML was without inci-
dents
RECENT new L5 or venue.
NEW YORK, A. ril t.--The North
German Lloyd ate er Grosser Kur-
furst. from Brain and ’Oherbourg
for New York. » as by wire»
less from the station at Simon-ct
when the vessel w . so miles out at
M.W » ~
' «mic. I14“
CO. NORWAL , CONN.
TEL. CAL 152..
Selleck ti Price. Head to foot Outfitters. 3
THE
TOP COAT}
ALWAYS CONVENIENT AND ALMOST iNDISPENOIBLE PO!
‘SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER. LONGER THAN HERETOFOR‘,
WITH DEEP SLITS iN THE BACK, BROAD LAPELB DRAPINO
iGRACEFULLY AND RATHER FULL FROM THE SHOULDER. MA-
TERIALS PLAIN AND‘SILK STRIPED COVERTS AND REVIRIID
TWILLS IN MANY ATTRACTIVE SHADES. PRICE $8.50 TO $25.00.
Spring Suits and Rain Coats;
WEAR A NEW CHASE STYLE DERBY AND BECOME INTER-
ESTED IN THE s. a P. SHOE FOR MEN AND sovs.. l ‘
FROM HEAD TO FOOT WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE
SOLD. ‘_ . " I! :s.‘ ‘
KKK EEK KP KIOE
9! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTIH NORWALK.
'- Telephone Cali 324-2.
washing anything, We package.
_ “WA“
READ w -.
Spinach, fresh and nice. reasonable price, 25:: peck. ’ I ""' "XVI
Parsnips, new, fresh lot. 3c lb.
Oranges. Seedless. at 30c dozen. large 150 size. or small 31.18 fpr 25c.
Strawberry Jam, wcigh out. the real thing. 16:: lb. I
Flour, good trade in our 5. R. brand at 85c bag; good quality.
A perfect powdered
Cleaning' time. Use Ammonine. A new article.
Great for
Ammonia, one 10c package. equal to 5 quarts of liquid Ammonia.
Free samples given.
Savine. for cleaning 8c package. A tumbler with every package, Tum.
l;lcr alone worth tre price of bottle.
Lighthouse Soap made by Armour & Co.
bars. 23:.
Old and hard. 40 bar; 7
if you want best Molasses Cake or
New Crop Porto Rico Molasses.
No “black strap."
Cookies use our Porto Rico of good color and true flavor.
Onion Sets here. .
LORENZO DIBBLEK
fautyiiMaine’ Potatoes per Pk. I50. U per bu. 550
in Sin. lots, 500 per bu.
IIOMIK} (lA'I‘IIICIfEh EGGS, I’I'IIL IltlZ, ................... ........... 210
Spinach and Knit- at a very low price. at
.‘ w
Ilcduccd price on all Florida and naval oranges. , 3
liunch Onions. ilndishcs. Ilotlucc,(‘clcry, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries.
Cooking Apples and Extra Fancy Am;lcs_
UNITED GROCERY ca. ’ 3
20 North Main St. South Norwaik. 49 Fort St. Em NONIIII.
TEL. 2H. TEL 800—15.
T JEDDO m on. concurs?
LEHIGH FURNACE a. RANGE can
I: far more economical than Saba ylklll Coal.
Two Tons of former equals Thru Tons mm Lam!
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S COAL. . .
‘ Raymond Bros.
18? Washington Strut.
i
'HOYTOHE‘REEM' AN,
narnn SENTING ,, l"i fill!
Harry .H. Hoyt 8: '00.,
~Bankere and Brokers,
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bou ght and Sold for 0th or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stork Exchange. Direct private wire.
New rout. a and 43 Wall street. Brooklyn, 371 Fulton street.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL.112—-—3. HOYT'O THEATRE IUILDINO.
Market Forecast Every Morning at 10 O'Cloolt. . ' "
m... m
000% '
AND OLAssss uusr as DHANDID, . ‘
EYES CHANGE
Often one attributes a lack of clearnau of vision to hi! on; '
when his planes are wholly to blame. Would It not be well to Ill"?
your eyes examined again? .... .Ml‘
””8 FREE. .
0. B. Jackson.
' Graduate Optician. , ' ‘ ,
as WALI.‘ eraser. ' MottwAl‘AtmT. ‘
oommommoeoeuuemmemeeeu
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Advertise Your Wants. Q
in The EveninciSenlinel' -:.
‘ ' And get Quick Returns _ .
Fo'r Your investment ,
"'.
TKO.“
Norwalk Chronicler