‘ J B. Lawrence agency
31W wry». .. . .
14‘ WW“?
’1
1
i
1111i done A a Low
1'00. "‘
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In WABIIINGTON s'r. \
§ FOR'SALE
'on any terms the cmestesd of Wm.
‘3. Hood. Burritt and Quintsrd oven.
and In first class condition.
1 TAYLOR a ODLDEN.
174 Washington strut, South Nat-walk.
Mrs. W 'W. Lester is visiiiug in 0x
ford, N
.. A regular meeting of Ponassuti
.Couucil. ,Royai Arcsnum of Norwaik, '
was held‘ last night but only routine
business was discussed.
A meeting of the King's Daughteis
of the South Norwalk (‘ongregational'
Church Was held last evening at the‘
home of Miss Florence Benedict, of
West avenue Regular business was‘
transacted.
The sclcctmen went to Rowayton
yesterday and looked over the roads'
... -.-._...—-—-—...——._..._...
Local News NiiltS
~Raymond BrOs. want an assistant
stenographer.
Frank Slauson, of Bridgeport was
in town today on business.
Fair Week at Reud‘ s this week
iRead. the program for Friday in today' s
ssue
_.. \
Call at Regen; & Stevens' and see the
natty styles for young men. Read
the ad.
Miss Maggie Darragh, of South Nor-
Walk, wasadmitted to the Norwalk
Hospital for treatment this morning.
Edwin L Brush. of Bayview avenue
has sold his launch “Gloria" to New
York parties.’
Mrs. H. C, Sharer desires every mem-
ber of her Sunday school class to
meet her at her home, No. 1 Wash-
ington street, tomorrow afternoon at
1:30 o'clock.
The Bridgqi’harmaty. which is now
owned by H W Chambers in being
lea-stocked with new and fresh stock,
wdhich can be relied upon Read the
a
1;~_11—.J1A_-_‘—'
The Woman's Guild of Trinity Epis-
copal church'held a routine business
meeting last night Plans were made
for a supper to be held at the church
on May 23.1
i
The sale of the Osborn avenue, East
Norwslk estate of C. C. St. .Iohn de-
ceased, has been consummated by the
The executor
of the St John estate has settled his
accounts .
Friends of the Norwalk Chapter, I).
‘A. 11.. are asked to send eggs or shells
for decoration tb'tile' Foreign Citizen‘s
cdmmittee for the Easter sale as soda
as possible. They must be left with
Miss Scott at ‘the South Norwalk
Public Library. '
Vice- President Percy R. Todd of the
New York New Haven & Hartford
llallr‘oa‘d Comp'Iihy. who has been With
his family on the Pacific Coast for
some time. has started for home and is
expected in New Haven within a few
days.
”—
Nothing has yet been done about
the case of John Brundago. of East
Norwalk, who has been at the Nor-
walk Hospital for the past several
days. One of the selectmcn spoke to
Judge H. W. Gregory this morning.
in relation to committing Brundage to
Middletown, but no application has
been made. Judge Gregory advised
that the selectmen have physicians
examine Brundage to learn whether
he is I11 the possession of his right
mind.
John I). Whitmorc, principal of the
Stamford ,high school for several
years past. and previously an instruc-
tor at Yale, sails in a few days for
Germany, where be Is to spend about
six months In special postgraduate“
studies at ll‘rolburg, preparatory to re-
rngaging in his former educational
work—mathematical physlls He' will
especially enjoy his stay in Freihur‘y
as one of his warm friends I11. Theo-
phllus llcifcid formerly In educationo
111 work In New Haven Is United
states consul there. Mr. Whitmore is
the son of the late .I. I). Whitm’orc.
for many years principal of New Ha-
ven high school.
—~Itny111on‘d Brod. want an assistant
stunogrupllen ‘
Rev H H. 111111111111: the slowly dyn
lug pastor of the North Baptist t‘hurch,
Newark cont another touching mes—
sage to his people Sunday. H9 has ,
given up all thought of recovery. He
would Ike to live until Easter. but
does not expect to. lie wants the sim-
plest kind of funeral. without any of
the conventional symbols of grief.
"The «only life has been worth the
living (Io inn.‘ he says "and i had
hoped and prayed that them might be
granted many more years or it to
me, but God in willing It otherwise,
so far from dealluwith me In a way
that should prompt my loved ones to
clothe themselves In mourning and
you to drape our building In heaviest
black. is bestowlagon me a blessing
unspeakable."
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DAIN‘i' VOUR IUMV FOR 7611
to 31.00 with bevoe's (Jinan Carriage
Pain it weighs 3 to 8 ms. more to
the“ p at than otlord. wears longer and
gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by 0 III. Dow.
we HAVI Amer sxcaLLIN'r
Tools And Blood Remedy
m 0'11le01131111». ova. nuns.
1 cussed before the committee of public
_ FEE SYSTEM COMMITTEE MEETS.
in that section of the town. It was
\iheir intention of going to East Nor-
viraik today had the weather permit-
ten} .
Tile funds which remained as a re-
sult of the recent Methodist evangel-
istic campaign have been turned over
to the sextons of the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Churches.
nub—p ..._.._
ALCOHOLHA'BIT DUE TO PATENT
MEDICINES.
Hearing on BilIa to Prevent the Evil.
HARTFORD. April I'cheral bills
requiring the labelling of medicines to
show the proportion of alcohol, dill-
11m and cocaine they’contaiu were dis-
health and safety of the legislature
today by Dr. 0. '1‘. Gel ms, of New
Haven, Dr. D, 'l‘. Crothcr of Hartford,
and Rev. G. F. Lindsley.' f Hartford.
Dr. Osborne asserted that. he alcohol
habit was acquired by son . persons
who drank patent medic. (1.8. He
spoke particularly of the It aullous
use of soothing syrups for inf.
said the habit that 11011111 poop
of taking a dose of [111111111 111
before meals puts them In tl111
class as cocktail users. iio sugg led
an amendment so that tho ,prorls m;
of the bill would not apph 1o prose p.
tions of" registered physidaus.
Dr (bothers said some fo1 ms of bit"
tels contain wood alcohol 11111 oi il1
Iuosl deleterious 11f dr ilgs.
an inobllatt- lhlough 1h11us11 of 1 11'11
lain propr'lclan 11101Ii1-.l1111 'l‘bc modi-
clne had been unalymul by U1. Smith
of Yale and null been found to 111111-
tnin cocaluc.
ccutltal assmiatiou consisting of 80b
pharmacists. i111 algucd that tho label
law proposed 11ouid not I1u1111h11. de
sired eifcct of stopping the use of
these medicines but might ha1e rath-
e! an opposite effect He. thought some
legislation in the way of suppressing
certain patent 111edlclncs might be a
good thing however.
SECRETARY HAY TAKES DRIVE.
GENOA. Italy. April 5.——SI1111'11111ry
Hay. and Mrs. Hay again took 1-1 drivc
today. Mr. Hey is looking better ev-
ery day and says the bracing air is
Invigorating him.
‘~ HARTFORII. April I..-~—Scuator
Clark of Winstcd, and Representa-
tives Warner. of Woodlu'ldgc,11nd
Stoll of Plymouth the joint special
committee appointed to iri111s1igatc the
general fee systm hld its initial moot
ing this morning. Senator Clark slut
ed that the Investigation would be as
thorough as permlssnblc by the short
time at the committee's disposal be
fore being required to rpori Its find-
ings. Representative Warner made
several suggestions along the line of
the cotnmilte mhodylug in its rport a
recommendation that the committee bc
continued until the legislature of 1907.
He bellevodthat the limo allowed was
.not suiticlcnt for an xtcnded and Ihor
¥011gh investigation. a
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THC MOST INTgIéECTINO RIAD~
I
for our)“ man In I1i11'bank book. it
1” hould’h ave and docs have greater
D
solution for him than the works of
the most eminent uuthmu.
To possess one. of those. absorbing
book. it I11 only necessary to deposit
your savings here. W11 open act-mute
for one dollar. 1».
1'!!! SOUTH NORWALK
TRUJT COMPANY.
I per cent interest allowed on do:
posits to tile savings department.
Fountain Pens
JUIT A ’lW LIFT AT
59 cents
NO COUPON. NIIDED.
CAI“. ‘I‘Hl TIMI
OFT ‘I‘
wo‘mr for catch at a'bargaln- and‘
Lot about 137x200. All Improvementl.‘
Thomas Kelley. of New Haven mid 1.
,lhc. committee that his son 11111l'l1111111111 '
Dr. J. K. Williams of Hartford ap-
peared iu opposition 111 1111- bills. me
said he represented iii." 5111111 l’harma- (
Styles Fer Young
~ Men
THE eEAsON1s s'rvLE FEATURES ARI-2‘ ALL' ACCENTED lN .
oua surrs F'o'u' vOUNa MEN. suouweas ARE WIDE; ’ COL.
LAas AND LAPELs wms; COATS our LONG WITH DEEP
1VENT8 IN aAcx; Tnoussas use TOP.
DISTINCTLY COLLEGE MODELS IN BOTH SINGLE AND DOU.
BLEr-BREASTED DACK SUITS, IN A WIDE RANGE OF FANCY CHEV-
IOTS AND WORSTEDS, INCLUDING THE NEW GRAY EFFECTS.
YOU PAY‘MORE THAN OUR PRICES— 1 3
.0”
$5.50 to $25 ’
aur mess sums A'r oua emcee WILL SATISFY THE moor
CRITICAL YOUNG MAN. as: THEM BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
spamo sUIT. ‘ u
HATS TOP COATS AND FURNISHINGS MIRROR THE CUR- .
RENT FASHION.
WE'RE TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR CUSTOM-MADE EASTER
CLOTHES. . COME INAND SEE THE SAMPLES OF NEW SPRING'
WOOLENS.
'ERS I STEVEN
ROI: & S
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS.
South Norwailrn Tel Call. 32-2.
Lowness of price is but u i’aclor—hlghness of quality
. gr general rightness ol' the g1ulu is of first importance
are
if we sell it, it's sold right.
Quality al0ne prices In lug cquul should be the rudder
select
of judgment, and judgment so guided will always
the best.
We don’t believe there is another graiunry in Ameri-
ca where greater effort is made to give exact. satisfaction
than we make. If anythim: from this store fails to please
bring it back. Hold us to our apneulse made when we
stalled business, “Good grain good service."
Buy Oats That's Clean.
a
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are hour—Just. as far as the \\ “1
nearest letter-box or telephone.
DAILv AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. , 1
LEAVE ORDERS AT on TELEPHONE
Do You Need a Tonic r
TAKE VINOL.
It is a hood purifier, a tissue
builder, a wonderful vitallur,
flesh-creator and strength-pro-
ducer. it Improves the apps-
tlto. gives tone‘ to the stomach,
and rejuvenaiu the whole aya-
tom.
l
TAKE VINOL ON OUR QUAR-
ANTEE.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Stare.
CORNER (”‘30. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH ETC.
.0. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 153. ”
m
Maples d Goldsdlmidt Go.
(Incorporated).
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer: In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz d. Corbett Block, 30. Norwaik.
purlj
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WALL STRIIIE'I‘. l0: III a. 111.—~«'1’lll‘.rc
was some irregularity in the opening
dealings in the stock market today
but the gains were amongst the spe-
dailies and the pllnclpal slot its worc
lower Thele uerc 1u11nlng sales of
18.000 shares of Union Pacific, at 130
and till)“. compared with 131% last
night. People‘s tlas dccllucd W... St
Paul and Sault Ste Marie largo frac-
tions. Federal Mining rose 1% and
Steel Foundarlou pfd. a point.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.--—Stocks
in which the initial losses were large
recovered the major portion of their
declines. The manifest support to
Union Pacific, which rallied to 131 345
and the confident buying of many spo—
riultlcs sllmulutcd the1 entire mur-
kct. Business was active both on the
derllm1 and advance. (‘unndlun Pacific
was bought in round amounts and
rose to 1511 lul. Prices genera“)
were lower at ll o'clork.
WALL S'I‘RIGI-I’l‘. notm.~~i‘ni11n Pu
11'1f1c was watched attentively to i11.11'n
tin1 influence of the $ltl0.l)liil,lilili in-
crease In the preferred stock. Sup
port was it'lihdruwn and the price I:1t
hack to lliti 3-8 and tho railroad ll1=l
reocdmi in sympathy to Iinitm‘ tllx‘
opening level. Prices steadied 111
noon. ilouds 1111-1-11 heavy.
WALL S'l‘RlL‘lC'l‘. l p. 111.»»iily.lwt‘
prices prevailed after midday. Prav-
licully all of the earlier declines I11 ”1&1
railroad stocks was made up and some
of them showed slight advances of
over yesterday‘s closing.
TODAY’S OUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
€90K AND STATIONERY STORED...
iSo. Main St. So. Norwalk. 49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
‘ TELmHONE CONNECTION.
Mamww~w _.-. ...
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EJIIIII‘IRRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE‘G
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a South Norwaik, Conn. E
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. c:
g Exceiicrt, Facilities. Thorough Instruction. “No Extras.
1—. Catalogue and Information Free. 1-3
E Enroll Now. %
m M A MERRILL. Principal. g
WSPRING TERMW
TORIC LENSES
Cost more andare better. A pleasure to explain them.
~- When interested, call.
HOMER B. HOYT, Reira‘cting Optician.
Roch ti. United D1119 Quliding. South Norwalll. Conn
all" It Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Ollice hours :1: 15. 12.15—«11: 110. snluraay evenings, 7—9.
Gre’ n Blue Plath
First of the season. .1. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, . .............. . 15c lb.
Delaware ltivcr buck ’31“: .. 91: lb.
lleawnrc lliver roe shad ,, lie 1,,
, ................. 1.1. ......... 11......
Wcslpori sinclt.
”Ryan av :11 Phase TODAY.
.1 1110 OLD srocx.
Cutblll’s Wridgc Fish Market
1111.. too- ‘ Iran “le1".
. su—
PRDDIDINT our acres} "5......
rAsr .
M
ii
calm. of 11111111. I. 7., nan .1
4 Outlook to In HI ‘
VINI'I‘A. I. 1!. April 5.»? .,
Roosevelt was routed out boior ‘
run. today. The miiuentlnl ,
stopped at Parsons. Kansas. ‘
NO CONOIHVATOR FOR IRIDC. .
Her Husband Taika when to the hole
Witness. ,
In; out of the ordinary was held be.
. lore Judge of Probate Joesph Wood:
ford of the town opinion in the Avolt
town building yesterday afternoon:
i' trim town suited unit 11 conservator b ‘
”I‘m"? lhounalid potions “3' ;. taunted for Mrs. W. 0. filters. who had;
around the private car "l‘tocltel" :11. Wm married only two months and“
attention of the occupauln by ah
of "When,- Is he?" Several nugr
called "We have been waiting si
1 o'clock to see you"
The president hurried his drunk
and stopped to the rum- platter
Micro be was. cheered The cltllen
of Parsons had sent to the car a he .
bunch of Alberto-.11 31:111.
v1 .’ :7mi1plsosd on i 11
’ of this place
Mr. Dltora strongly chiseled to the
writ. Bamucl Gibson of Avon was the
1air witness called by the town. and
h was sailed to tell what he knew
’ lit . Dims. Gibson's shivers
m“ rmellktagofpi M
111111111 11111 11111 human , “
In.”
COLLINEVILLE. April 5.“A. ”9"" .
was formerly Mrs. Johanna Carlson no...
The Maples & Goidschmidt Co. Com-
enigma Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
k South Norwalk Telephone 153.
TOP C
ALWAvs CONVENIENT AND ALMOST INDIePENetaLI I'Dll.
spams AND EARLY 8UMMER LONGER THAN HERETOFORI,
WITH DEEP sLl're IN THE BACK, BROAD LAPELD DRAPING‘
GRACEFULLY AND RATHER FULL FROM THE sHOULDER.
TERIALS PLAIN AND SILK STRIPED covsnrs AND havens“
1'rw1LLs IN MAN ‘ATTRACTI‘VE SHADES. PRICE $6.69 T0 om.
Spring Suits and Rain Coats;
sza A NEW CHASE STYLE oeaav AND BECOME INTER-
23150 IN THE 8.11. P. SHOE FOR MEN AND BOYS. _ I»
FROM HEAD TO FOOT we GUARANTEE EVERY ARTIDLI
SOLD. \1
SELLECK 81 PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers. ‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAL‘K.
Telephone Call 324-2.
"Ac
R EAD
Spinach, fresh and nice, reasonable price. 25c peck.
Paranlpa, new,‘fresh lot, 31: lb.
Orangeo.' Seedless, at 30c dozen. large 150 size, or small at 16 for 251:.
Strawberry Jam, weigh out, the real thing. 151: lb.
Flour. good trade in our S. R. brand at 85c bag; good quality.
Cleaning time. Use Ammonlne. A new article. A perfect powdered
Ammonia. one We package. equal to 5 quarts of liquid Ammonia. Great for
washing anything. 10c package. Free samples given.
A tumbler with every package, Tum.
7-“ ,‘1-2
Savine for cleaning 51: package.
bier alone worth the price of bottle,
Lighthouse Soap made by Armour a Co.
bars, 25c.
New Crop Porto Rico Molasses. If you want but Molasses Cake or
Cookies use our Porto Rico of good color and true flavor. No “black strap."
Onion Sets here.
LORENZO DIBBLE’.
and M51... 1101an151111 Pit. l51; 1.1111111. 550
In 5 bu. lots, 501: per bu
Oldsnd hard. 41: bar; ;?
HOME GATHEREI) EGGS, PER DUZ. .................... 21c
Spinach and Katie at, a very low price.
ltcduccd price on all Florida and naval oranges. "
llunt l1 0111111111.!i1disli11s 1.1--,ti111«1 (11l1111', Sweet. Potatoes,- Cranberries. '
Cooking Appits and Extra I1111111 Applts
UNITED GROCERY ca.
20 North Main St, South Norwalk. 49 Fort 83.. East Normalit-
TEL. 26—8. 'I'EL 860—15.
.IEDDD AIID OLD COMPANY’S
LEHIGH FURNACE 81 RANGE DOM.
it far more ooonamloal than Soiuylkm Coal.
Two Tom a! former equals Tbm Ton: of the Latter
Open. lilgh i.111v.l:3l1
\Iimifiop 11111. 311. 1111:... NIH
11.111 H1111» It) 1111.. 11:1... 111
“11013111111112”... 111:1 11121;. 11127.
I'" i‘" ““1. 371... :1. 1/. 311-1. 3111:.
JUN i.11111 ,111,‘ “114;,“ {,0
Am Smelt ““15 “175;: “Hi“ “171:
A111 Sugar iv“ 14,111, ”21% NOW
A 'l‘ & S Fe - Bl 37:1,: 37 1175;,
A T & S I1‘ pf NO»; 10219 [0214‘ 1031.,
bailed: Ohio 11173; 103 111731; mg"
li'klyn R T 67 '53 at“ (17a; 6111,);
t‘hca & Ohio “131;. 5811.1 53% 531.,
('II GI “lost 231;. 23% 231;, 2:11,“
t.‘h M it 81 1117511 175131. it”, 17511;.
Colo F & I Will" (iii-I" .1211; 56%
f‘ol South 28% 287,. 28“ 33%
(‘on Gas . 20mg. 205% 205% 1115144
llol 1i}. llml 193% 193% 192% lii'tlg
Erie ML; 46% ill 4M. .
Eric lat pf Slit; till/i3 81% 31%
111111 E1111» 187% 1871/. 187%, 187%
Ill Control 11:11:». 111914 11191.1. 11191.1.
Lou Iii. Nash “2% ”2% lil% it‘ll/f.
Mel Si Ily i‘.’.O ”3% 123 123%
Mex (Tent 23 21'. ill-ii 243..
M K 1Q 'I‘ pf 1:5 61'. 641% 64%
Mo Pacific 1111:”, 1061/. ltlllV. ltltiiii.
N111 1.11mi I11 .111 “it 41114.
N 1’ Central 11111.1 11121.1. 11111114 111111.
Nor! & West. NM“ 34711 81% 341%
0111 a Word 1121;. 62% 1107,; 1119;.
Par Mull lid; 44% 411 44
P111111 R it 142% ”271.. 142% “2%
I’m (Ina llii “31% ”2% “3'4.
Free 8 Car 42%. 42% 42 421/.
Reading ii-l lib 93% 04%
Road ‘lst pf iii! 92 Ill! 92
Rep Slflul 24 24 23% 23%
Illicit Island 3471'. 355i. 34% 35
Rub floods :I‘JM (Ill 1121/. 32%
Heath P1111 mm 1171/. 113% 37%
Still Ky (31) 341?" lib-It. 34% 35%
Tenn 0 it. i 103' 104% lot: 104%
Texas I‘ac 38% 38% :ili’it. 381.4;
iluion Par. tilt) liiiiii. lllli till
Union P1111 pf tiiltfi Iliiw tllllfi Dill/5
II 8 Lamb I253 IZM “Ilia 12
U s 1.1111111 of 11111 too may. may.
ll 8 Rubber III III 42% 427,1.
ll 8 HIOOI {Wit 3374‘ 345% 33%
U n 3111111 pf 11m 111-111. 91111. 11314
Wabash pf «lit 43% Ill 43%
West 1111 To! 92% 92% 32 92%
Witt Cent 23% 23% 23% 28%
. Sales to 12 111., 583.200
' JouItNav or 1'11: PRESIOENT.
PARSONS. Rana. April b.—~Prcub
dent Rooseveita special train passed
through Parsons at '1': 36 this morning.
There were five thousand persons at .
the station. The president appeared
II the rear platform or his car and
ads ll brief speech
ViNI’l‘A i 1‘. April bw—I’rebldottt
eve-It‘s train arrived here at 9' till
this morning, 11 few minutes late. and
deported south III 9:10.
TWO NEONOII HANOID TO.
O! THER
NASHVILLE. Team, April 5.--An-
draw Ribbon and James habitation as»
her In the
Schooner mur-
old
BUY JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY’S COAL.
Raymond Bros.
13? Washington Strut.
son 114 FREEMAN,
REPIII‘J SENTING 'm
Harry‘H. Hoyt 81 Co...
Bankers and Brokers,
stocks. Bandwarsln and Cotton Bought and Sold for Cashier on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated stock Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York. 11 and 13 Wall street. Brooklyn.371 11...... «mt.
COUTH NORWALK. TEL.112-I. HOYT’B THEATRE DUN-DING.
Marital Forecast Every Morning at 10 O'Clook;
EYES BHANGI‘ AND OLAmauusrsa-OHANOID'
Accoaomoav‘.‘ ‘
omit on. anticipates a lack of alumn- ot vision to me
when his glasses an wholly to blame. would it not In will to have
your eyes examined again? . i 1
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
’i
{“1911
SI WALL OTRIITI
SpocIal LOW Prices.
on Millfnory and For: . .
w‘l Auo low: A FIN! LINI or LADIw AND DHILDIIIN’ ION!
AunoOA
I 1ft”
ALL 1111- LATIIT IN anVAN arr: “A".
“”17”
1’
.s
“1,1
60"! IN AND INAMINI OUR O‘I‘OCK
The Fair Cloaii and For...
1 a...» 1r mm..hrsmm 7,111.11.
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