. J Incl: AT THE“
NEW UP-TO-DATI
Dieter Goods
A. GOOD A. ANYWHERE.
14th r i ‘7‘
PRICE. ”00- AND LOW
TOO.
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LANES
‘li’i‘WAsHiNO'ro’N IT.
Lulairieus Notes.
Miss Katherine Nichols, of south
Norwalk, spent Sunday with friends in
Betth.
Madam Frances Murray returned
Monday evening from a business trip
to New York.
Palestine Castle, Knights oflhe Mys-
tic Chain. held a regular business
meeting, last night.
Miss Edith Sherwood and Miss Bea.
sic Byington, of Norwalk. were visitors
in Bridgeport yesterday.
Smart spring suits at Rogers 6%
- Stevens. Read the ad. and see what
they are offering. Fit and quality
guaranteed.
A rehearsal of the Rough Rider Glee
Club was held‘ last night. The club
is considering a trip to New Canaan
and Wilton soon
Major Eben Hill ..lr started out
for Hartford in his big Columbia au-
tomobile, flung prning. He was ac-
compadlcd Lederick E Lockwood.
A special communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, A. F. and A. M., of
Norwalk, wiIl be held this evening.
The entered apprentice degree will be
conferred. “ .. ‘ .
The annnei meeting of the Hat Fin-
ishers“ Association will be held tomor-
row night at Labor Lyceum. The
annual election of officers will take
place and reports will be read.
5.4.1....
The Easter sale at the Paris Cloak
and Suit House is now in full force,
if you are looking for a coat or suit
you can find it there. They alter free
~ of' charge and. guarantee satisfaction.
Open evenings until Easter
Rev. Otto F. Bartholow, who has
been. the guest of Mr..nnd Mrs. William
iiiisdon. of Elizabeth street, has re
turned to Mount Vernon His sons
llilsdon and Summerfleld, will remain
with their grandparents the rest of
the week
Old wen Hook and Ladder Com-
pany held a regular business meeting
last night. it finally developed into
. an impromptu. smoker as boxes of ci~
gars were recelifed in honor of the
birth of a son to Frank lander-and a
daughter to Wesley Dake.
President Charles Cuthbcrt Hall, of
the Union Theo gical Seminary. New
York, will spea befoie the Ladies’
Benevolent Association of the Norwalk
Congregational C urch. on May 19, on
“Life in Japan i‘ the Samurai Period
and its influence on the Modern Na-
tion" Further notice of hour and place
will appes‘i‘ In the papers of Norwalk
and South Norwalk.
A man in Central Kansas. accord-
ing to the Kansas City Joumsl had
trouble with his wife and more tron
ble with his mother in law The wife
died. (in the day of the funeral the
undertaker started to pui‘thc man in
the same book: with his mother-.in-iaw.
The man balked.
“i won't ride With her " said be.
"But on me st." replied the under-
taker ’ The at er hacks are all full."
“Well, if i must, i will," said the!
man. but it will take d'way all the
pleasure of the trip."
W . 1‘
uh idea of ‘Oenis—dn a schobi- '
room the first military grade was its-
tuning to the teacher reading a des-
oriptlon of. Columbus' first voyage to
America.
The history was written in words of
one syllable.
The touched reads. “Queen luabeila
sold her gems to .Iieip Columbus."
"New i-hiidroul"1
tell me what gems are?"
instnntiy Robert sprang to his feet.
5 his hands waving frantically and MI
eyed flashing 3.
"Well Robert " she said
"biscuits!" yelled liobOrt.——Bouton
Herald. ,
in a lawsuit In Aberdeen, Wash.
1
over a horse. the death Munich in a ’
llood the owned attributed to the care»
learners of a man who had hired it.
”the court decidodithatdho animal.
which has suffered from melancholic
for Ionic 'lilmo: committed suicide. .
The NovIds legiolutnru“ has inst ad.
: journal with a remarkabl’e‘ more. it
donated every restrictive gambling
and liquor law on the books. The only
rootriction of the kind it retained was
the one on price lighting.
VON 1400.! CL ANINO AND FOR
’AOKIND WINT OANM INTI. WI
HAVE TWO‘IX LLINT PNIPANA»
TIONO. NAP'I’HCLINI AND 01-
ohe said, “who can.
WI offer for solo at I bargain and
on easy terms the amnion! of Wm.
Rood, Burritt and Quintard nvoo.
iLot about 137x200. All improvements,
and in first class condition.
TAYLOR o GOLDEN.
74 Washington strut, South Norwslk.
CRIMINAL COURT VERY BUSY
,. .‘ NOW.
L‘b‘wie Lana Sentenced to Thirty Days
ll ‘ in Bridgeport Jail.
The criminal common pleas court
came in yesterday. Judge John 11.
Light, presiding, and disposed of a
panther of cases appealed from the
musical police courts of the county.
The offenders’dtd not. profit much by
the appeals for many heavy punish-
ments were meted out.
“Little Willie" McKeon, of boyish
appearance, was before the court to
answer for keeping a disorderly
house. 01‘ course he was a much
abused chap and was not really to
blame for the things the police found
at his ranch 68 John street. Bridgeport
He claims to have run a boarding
house Some naughty folks chine and
secured rooms and registered wrongly
The nnleeling police pounced down
upon the place on the night when this
register business had been quite brisk
The low court made it $75 and costs
because Willie would not plead. Up
here he meekly flaIl “guilty" and was
fined 360 without costs He parted
with the titty sadly
Six Months.
Nellie Fitzgerald, who knows Water
street, Bridgeport like a brook was
given six months for being a common
drunkard. Prosecutor Pullman read
Nellie's record for the past three
years; Nellie thought it was real
mean. for it showed about two-thirds
of the time spent in Jail. She got six
months .in the city court and Judge
Light. did not change it. All hands
agreed that it was best for the woman
to be in jail.
After the sentence Nellie sputtered
a good deal and threatened to tell all
sorts of things about ”Jim“ Pacquos'
place, She charged “Jim" with throw.
1113 her ont.~i\iliicli. led to her arrest.
Lewis Lane, of South Norwalk, was“
sentenced to 30 days in jail for an as-
sault upon Mrs. Carrie Ripley. He
has been boarding with her for ten
years. They had a quarrel over money.
He knocked out two teenth, blacked
both eyes and did other damage.
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GERMANY FAVORS INTERNATION-
AL CONFERENCE
BERLIN, April 11.-’l‘be German
government continues to lay before
the sultan 01' Momcco the advantages
of requesting the powers to agree
among themselves by .an international
conference on the things they would
like him to do. These include acting
on the suggestions for the systematic
payment of the foreign debts, bring-
ing about an adjustment of the thrills
and taking steps brupcriy to police the
country. Although no official confirm»
alien is obtainable at the Foreign Of~
lice, Ii is understood that strong ex-
pcctatlohsare‘heid thcrc ihni the Sili-
tan will accept, the idea of an inter-
national conference. What is said of»
flciaiiy is that. Germany would accept
such an invitation as offering the best
way for the settlement of the differ-
ences in views between France and
Grmauy.
STRIKE CRISIS EXPECTED.
CHICAGO. April 11.-—A crisis in the
controversy growing out of the Mont
gonieiy Ward & Company‘s teainsters
strike was looked for today by both
sides. it was Mayor Edward F. Dunne s
first day in oillce and it was said he
would be asked by both sides to ur-
range an armistic and to act as an
arbitrator of all differences.
According to the Lynchbuig News‘
figures, 21000 ncgioes have registered
as qualified voters under the new Vir-
ginia constitution (there were 147, 000
under the old constitution). and loss
than half of these have paid their poll
taxes and qualified. 0n the other
band. 276, 000 whites have registered
out of 301,000 formerly qualified
confluent-
AN EABTIR PRESENT
you should make yourself is a bank
book. it is luckier than the hind
feet of a thousand rabbits. For av.
ery‘lime you make a deposit your for-
tune increases. You can have one by
opening an account. in the
rut scum, non WALK
. rausrsconmnr.
Others save money by depositing it
little each week. is there any rea-
son why you should not?
Four per cent allowed on savings
deposits.
to Order
Samples at
iiiiiiii suit
humiliation.
HART. OCHAFFNER s MARX
CLOTHES ARE THE PRODUCT
. OF MODERN TAILORING METH.
ODS; H. 8. J» M. STYLES MAKE,
THE STYLES; H. 8. O. M. DUAL.
lTY IS THE HIGHEST 8TAND-
ARD KNOWN .TO THE ART OF
CLOTHING MEN.
PICKED PATTERNS. THE
CREAM OF. THE SEASON’O OF-
FERINGS ARE HERE FOR YOUR
CHOOBING—OINGLE AND DOU-
BLE.BREA8TED MODELS THE,
BEST DREOOED MEN ARE
WEARING.
sun's $13.50 To I25.
eodb SUITS FROM $8.50 tiP.
SPRING TOP COATS AND
RAIN COATS, FURNISHINGO
AND HATS ARE ALL IN NOW.
COPyrlshi’iWS by NOTHING OLD HERE;
Hm Schaiiher é" Marx ERYTHING NEW. ‘
ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESS S 'I‘O COMSTOCK BROS.
South Nprwalk.'1‘el Call, 32-2.
EV-
- Any man who has been handling Flour Feed and
Grain for fifteen years ought to know how to buy to best
advantage and help his customeis got the goods they
want at the mice they ought to pay. ., ‘J
Am i right? ‘ '
We do a big business. buy in large quantities, and
cheap—dint. goods alwais the best,
You know-or ought to kuou~hou good “Ci“:‘oikers
Flour" is, its the best.
Well, our mill food, oats and corn arc the best 0:
their kind loo.
Let us pioic it to y.ou . ’
Buy Outs That 5 Clean
MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY PAPERS DELIVERED. ,r’ '
LEAVE ORDERS AT OR TELEPHONE I,
W. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND. srA'riONsRvsronI-ft'. . ..,v
6 So. Main So. So. Nat-walk. 49 Wall walonwalk. "‘
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WWSPRING TERM
gMERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
1 South Norwalk, Conn.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS...
Excellent Facilities. Thorough Instruction.
Catalogue and Information Free.
Enroll Now.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
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No Extras.
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N831 DNIHdS
'I‘ORIC LENSES
Cost more and are better. . A pleasure to explain them.
When interested, call.
HOMER B. HOY'I‘, Refracting Optician,
Each 9, United Bank Building. South Norwalk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Saturday evenings. 7—9.
Office hours 8—-—11:45. 12.45—Bzoo.
ri'iestpoit SmiitSandy Hook Shad
All Other Kinds of Fish Received pain
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish, Market
TEL. it'll- l i it H H!!! DELIVERY.
, .
i
Having disposed of my most marks! i will now dovolo my entire time
to tho livery b‘uiinIII Ind solicit I IhIi-o of your patron-do
All DIIII IanorId promptly day or night.
Good driving Ind saddle boron I specialty.
Tennis for weddings, funerals. Ito., furnished at roanonsblo rIlII.
Will also" buy Ins roll and will hav. a number of homo for disposal cm.
band It Ill‘ilmoo.
Jacob Schools.
TWO llN TNANCEO.
m
16 Washington Street. Clay “not.
701. 3 22.....3,
INDIMNITIEO FOR FRENCH FIOH “’l‘hercs it than at the d001‘,m mt’tm.”
‘53”.qu began the maid. “i told you I' was
.. not at home to any more callers ” said
PARIS, April ii. The arbitration Mrs Mental! who w“ .n 1 Bl
cornhduion appointed to detorniine several social women upon in“ w"
the militias payable to the French desired ions In Mmrr‘mm
acumen for abandoning their rights "I” mill lonlho'n
him"; the New show of NWfOflnOf “mu spectrum“!!!
WW “I!"
at."
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Get Well and Strong.
At this time of the year a
great many people are apt to be
run down and just ready to be
sick.A1l that is needed to tutu
the tide toward perfect health is
a good tonic like
beef Wine and Iron.
it builds up the blood, invigors
ates the nerves and gives re-
.newod strength; energy and vi-
tsiity.,
LARGE ,‘POTTLEv 50c.
I The Clifford Pharmacy
Tho Prescription stars.
occurs or so. MAIN mo
ELIZABETH 8T3.
.0. NORWALK, CONN.
TEL. DALI. 16-8-
Maples .i Goldschmidi 00:
' (Incorporated)
communal BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
swsrtz a Corbett Block, 3"... Norwaik.
L- .h._._a-_.._....w.-~,__,. . . -...._.. -.....-.....
TODAY iN WALL eraser.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.———Wide
opening advances were Well-distributed
through the list in the stock market
today and the trading was animated.
Gains extended in Smelling to 1 3 ti
Amalgamated Copper. the LOCOmotive .._. _.._
stooks, Biooklyn Transit and Ontario
& Western a point and many of the
leading stocks a liberal fraction.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.~—Aftor.ii
period of depression the market rul-
lied and advanced higher than the
opening. but was again subjected to
pressure when New York Central
weakened. Some of the standard
silicks had gained a point, including
St. Paul. Union l’iiciiic, Missouri Pa-
cilic, Atlantic Coast Line and Dela-
ware & Hudson. The reaction car-
ried prices below last night. New
York Central: Northwestern, New
York, Chicago and St. Louis, Smelling
and General Electric lost 1 and Wes
tliighouse Electric 2 i t. 'i‘euucss-ec
(‘osi and Rubbci Goods pl‘d. adv-rancid
1 to 1 1- 4.
W Al 1. STREET. noon.—~lliinois t‘cu—
ti‘ui was marked up 1 3-4 and Ontario
.0 Western 2 1-2, but the response in
the general list was very languid unit
soiling‘wns renewed, extending thr‘
previous declines. New York Central
lost 1,:1-8. ililnois Central lost its;
rise and Ontario & Western I‘(‘IIi'li‘iI
1 1-4. Load pfd. fell 1 1-2 and Chil‘ligii
l‘nion Traction pfd. 10 points. Thor!
were some gains in specialties. 'l‘rmi~
lug became dull when prices steadied.
lionds were heavy.
WALL STREET, 1 p, ni.—~Stop his.
orders were iuicoyered utter 12 o‘ciol'k
and the market dipped considerably
lower. New York Central got down- "
points and several standard stocks
from 1 to 1 Id! Support developed
inter and the' general rally was facili-
tated by a sharp advance.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over ~the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. High, Low. 1:30
Amai Cup 87 87V; 80 801.0
Am C & F 00 40b; 40% 39% 40
Am C & F pl 102 102 10?. 102
Am Cot,Oli at. 3m 36 it.
All) Loco 57 57 55% 56
Am Smelt 110% 117 1141/. 114%
Am Sugar 14.7% 143% 143% 143%
A 'r a 5 Fe 39% 90 so so
A T & S F pf 103’ 103 102% 102%
Ballo & Ohio 1093/. 109% 108% 108%
B'kiyn R '1‘ 71 71% 69% 09%
Chefs & Ohio 57% *6705 50% 56%
Chi d: N W 241 241 241 241
Ch (It West 2374'. 24 23% 23% ‘
Ch M & St P 17991-180 178%.17X% ‘
Col F & l 54 54% 521/; 53% .
Col South 3'27 m‘ 27% 27V; 27%
Con (Ins? 2055205 204% 204%
Del & “till 100 , 198% 193% 194
Eric {5% 45% 44th 44%
Erie 1111 pt' ’ 8‘1 81 80% 80%
Gen Elec 180 186 184% 185%
iii Central 162% 164 162 103
Don & Nash 142% “1421/, 141 141
Mei. St Ry 123% 128% 122% 122%
Mex Cent 25 25 247/3 24%
MK a 'r 31% iii/i iii 31%
six at 'r pf 00% canI no 6634
Mo Pacific 10774108 107 107
Not head 48% 48% 47 47%
N Y Centr 11.59% 159% 157% 157%
Norf 8; Wet tint/4 85% am 861,1;
Ont & West 00% 00% 00% 00%
Par. Mall 4m 40% 45 45
Penh 11 it 143 ’ 143% 142% 142%
Pen (Illa 110% 110% 110 “0
Pros 8 tier 42V. 42% 417k 41%
Reading 05% 95% 94% 114%
Rep Steel 22% %2%1 21% 21%
Rock island 35% . 0% 71414 311.4
' Rub Goods M' 3111/. 33V, 118%
South l‘ac 07% 67% 0th cm,
800 Ry Cu 34% 34% 34 34
Son Ry (10 of lift till 00 .
Tenn C & l 09%. 90% 08% 985i.
To an Pee ale its :18
n :1 Fee 132 132% 130%, 131%
plan Puc pf 90% 99% 99% 9.0%
1] a Death tilt mi 12% 12%
U S Rubber 4" 441.4 44 411
U 8 steel 37% 37%“ 809i; 110%
U Esme] M 101* 101% 100% 100%
Wabash of ill? All
West Uu Tel 931.4,. 9391. «an Willi.
w; chm 2311. 23% 231.4 231.4.
do us to 12 m. 000. 300
“A criterion." explained the teacher,
“is something to go by. Now. that lit-
tio boy or girl will give me a sentence
in which the word 'orltsrton' is used?"
Icho
Illl hon
ss’ni. Pit usually”? minds on
is I rltorlon on our street.”-
After some moments of silence and .
thoughtfulness on the port. of tho .,
m Mauls Higgins lifted Illll'
"Well. Mould can you little as the'
was
'Scllecii i Price. Head to foot 0iiiilters.‘f ‘ ,
Clever Clothes
Careful Spendsrs
Brown and Grey]
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR omreLutaLw
OUR NEW MODELS iN stNO'sAcK sutrs ARE MnnchI
or TAiLORiNc sKiLL. \ \‘ v.23 I“
SMART sHOEs FOR MEN. CLASS“! AND communism.
SiNG STYLE. CHARACTER, QUALITY. WiNNEns wrrH rub
YOUNG MEN- “it. s filmy
sovs' SHOES lN oun CHILDREN‘S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT:
WILL APPEAL TO MOTHERS. ' 1~W
NEW CHASE DENBYS AND MANY STYLES SOFT HATS. .
KEEN COLLECTION OF FURNISHINGS AT VERY/MODERATE fit.
PRICES. Linton. W ‘
SELLECK & Pill"
Clothiers and Furnisherl. “
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. . '
“W
Loaxmo “ ,,
For Seed Potatoes of the best Maine stock. We can supply a good
demand at right prices. Early Rose. Beauty of Hebron and New Queen at
30c peck, or $1.10 bushel. Early Ohio, Early Northern, li'IIl-i Cobblers lt'
35c pack, or $1.20 bushel.
Onion Sets. 15c quart. Seed Peas. Yorkshire Ham. Telephone. LII-
tie Gem Wonder. Prices right 1
Grass Seem—Reclaimed White Ciovor Central Park Lawn Grass. i
you wish to sow a little bare spot a 10c package of seed is the thing.
Seed Beans—White Wax, Black Wax, Golden Wax, E. Valentino, BruIIl
Limos, Pole Limas.
Sliced Dried Beef is going good; moist and nice and giving general Int.
isfaction.
Eggs. freshest and finest. If you want finest fresh eggs that have been
laid within a few days, come to me as i am supplied by two or three farm-
er folks, who bring fine ones, 22c doz.
Superb New Crop Porto Rico Molasses
flavor. The finest i think i ever had.
quart.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Fine color, good weight, i‘ino
Try it for candy on cookery... 14c
Demonstration Of the 57 Vaueiies of
“Heinz Goods”
for the week Oi April 1001.
l")
CALL AND GET A FREE SAMPLE. ’ f
UNITED GROOER Y (:0. ;
20 North Main IL. south Norwaik. TEL. zo—I. J...
f'fibrf s- stanchion,
REPRESENTING - " MI“.
Harry H. Hoyt about
' Bankers and Brokers.
stocks. Bonds, Grain and Cotton Bou gut and Sold for basil 6r on margin.
Member New York Consolidated Stack Exchange. Direct private wire.
New York, 41 and 43 Wall street. Bmtitlw. '37]. Fulton Itroot.
IOOUTH NOBWALK. TEL. 112—3. HOYT’O THEATRE IUILDINO- ,
Market Forecast Every Morning It 10 O'clock. » I. 1'" ,i
, , . ., . .
AND OLAssss uu‘sr as OHA'NdlD
insulin
0-ftcn one attributes a lack of cicamou of vision to, his Ion
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it not 50 wall to Ml
your eyes examined again? A .. ‘ .. . ‘ .. J
11" 5 FREE
0 E. Jackson,
Gratin-to Optician,
'7
69 WALL STREET. NO‘NWALK. OT;
.. a Follower of.
yids/lion Knew:
Their value:
funerals
SHOE, 81:03
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Norwalk Chronicler