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WHEAT TAKES
Selling for 96 Conn 3 Rachel in Chi-
~ capo Today.
CHICAGO, April 24.-A double back
uomeraault. wait performed by May
wheat today.
, a rennin
started t
of inst week‘s sensational ’acrobatica:four years.
Some of tlic first trades showed it fall ' “37%.
out [our cents a bushel, tlle price 01)"
going at lid to tilt cellist. as against $li
at the close on Saturday.
May rallied to 97-39...
. wane from rcpreuontut
Gates, it wait well diaglllnhed, the mar-
ket: presenting the appearance tit
general bearish attack, rather than an i and St. Patti,
of hold-l Republic Steel. Car. Colorado
A. Valentino. or Artuourtand (tellcral Electric largo
attempt at l‘llrthcr liquidation
lugs. ‘P.
and Company. Wilt-i generally credited
with buying considerable May wheat
while the quotations were between all
and 98.
recovery.
* front outside sou
market down worse tllan bel‘orc. ltt
was not long before the current iigvi
tires for May were 93%. a not loci; of
6% (201118 a bushel. compared with Sat-
urday’s close. At 931,5. the market;
showed a fall of nearly :it'l cents fl‘tilll‘
the point at which the Gates party
were imposed to be in full control ot'_
the deal some wet-its ago. .
Befori- midday anotbcr cent was}
clipped from the price of May whcat.’
thalcshcing made at 93% cents a bush—
el. 0n the slump Armour & Company
was repoycd to have bought in as
much an .lltidiltiti inlaid-ls ot' the May
option.
’ TODAY lN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, April Stu-\l‘ioli-nt and
feverish fluctuations in pt'ict-s of stocks
this morning llltlit‘ttli‘tl tlic lllisottlcd
State of thc speculation. Operators
were confound ill tilc interpretation of,
the acuto weakness with which lilt'i
market cloned on Thursday last lioi'orcz
the holidays. The rcturn to thc Stock:
Exchange list of Northern Pacific was
another confusing cicnicui. 'l‘o iiit'b‘i‘
were added the slump in wheat. ot' Sah‘
tlrday indicating thc coilupat- ol‘ lilt‘
Fresh selling.
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corner and tho litlrry in ihc call moncy l
market on 'l‘hllrsdtiy. To add to thc
uncertainty the London Stock Market
was closcdwtoduy and oi't'crrnl no tutti»
Cation for izilitiitilt‘t" bclorc tihc lllill‘itt'l
opened ilt’it‘. l'll'fol'ls wi-rt- manifest
to control the lil'dl‘h’l'l by
special Htltt'kri. the buying
on i.tlili.‘»\‘i|il‘ and Ntll’htiiit'.
Coast Linc. 'I‘cnn. t‘oiil and
which \vcrc lifted a point or liltil't’.
This had be cl't‘cct of rdcndylttg lilt‘
market a ir-i- lhc opciliui: dct'ilut'. but
a downward plunge oi to litiliilfi ill
Northern Sccuritics on the t‘urb wonk-
encd tho tuarltct attain as soon its it
was i'cportcd.
after tltn- tlpctiiiiu lttti sitarcs or North
crn Pacific sold at itih‘. t'llllowcil by all-
othcr ltttl shat-cs at ltittg. 'l‘llis stock
hail bccn nominally illttitmi at ih‘tl bid
and it was illilll'ti by the spocllitltirc
element that it woltld ln- supporlcd at
$170 or ubt‘wc. During the first hour
of’thc trading iinion i’acillc sold off
Home til»... points. Aumicantlttcil (‘op-
per 2. (‘hcsupcakc and Ohio, Smelling
and Car lii‘. and a nlultbcr of othcr
leading stocks il point or morc. 'l‘cntl.
Coal relapsed fit/£5 lllldcr lust 'l‘hursday.
~St. Patti fell 2% and New York (".cntraL
Canadian ’acltlc and
trio 2. Colorado li‘ucl dropped 5W4
and a number or other leading stocks
a point or more. 'l‘cnli. Coal relapsed
2% under iatil Thursday. Ht. liaul
fell 2% and New York Central. Calla»
dlan Pacific and Gctlcral Eit‘t'll’it‘ 2.
Colorado. Ii‘ucl tiroppt'd fill.
The bcar Opt‘l'tlloi's were rcry tlctlvc
ongthc short t-tltlc told they oversold
' themarkct and \Vt'i‘t' driven to t'tll't‘l'
during the nct‘tmll hour. 'l‘hiii caused
some vigorous i'fliiit'h‘ running to 2
points in Amalgamated (topper
ccnt t-rinu
;\tlant li-
land
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and
Smelling and to lit. in littlon Pacific.
The rccovcry wait chi-cited bclorc
reaching last Thursday's cltmiuc it'l“‘i
and the llial‘kct bc‘alnc vcry dltll tutti
uncertalnitlgaln. '
BOSTON. April 2~l.~-A heavy unload
in: of atocku by trtulcra t‘illlHt'ti a llilill‘l)
. break ill prlcct-l shortly after the open-
. inn today of tho Bot-lion Stock 19»
changer .Stonku ran off quickly its a
result of the continued uclllug. which
was in turn influenced by fl't‘ilt'l'tll
“weakness of the New York market.
Copper Rangc dcclincd lit. to 7i and
American Woolen Couunon wail offered
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Sillilltll‘llllpi.”
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Open. H lull. Low. 1:30
Amid (‘op 82%. 8231‘ 80% ditto
Alli t' & i" Ct) (597,. ill 3M4 2191/4
Am (‘ it- li‘ pt' ititl too too tot)
.\m t‘ortili :i :titt.‘ Z-l-il. :iitv.
Alli Loco 7d "' 3.”; filling
Ant Stili'ii liTi'N llii‘u lll‘.
Ant Stlitur l-lo lilti'u truth;
A 'I‘ (\' 3 Ft' Nib: x7)”: NIH-4
lillltti .Q' Ohio itih' [07“ itih'li
ll‘lllyn it 'l‘ lib til'it. tii‘i
t‘iicn a Ohio l‘ 52’. PM":
(.‘hi & N W lift All?» -1
Ch (it Wcst ’29.. "2 23%
(.‘h M Kr St l' 1.8“... ‘.‘ tin“. till:
(‘ol l-‘ A" i 7.2"; 1 that 32".
(‘.oi South ‘38 ' £7“; 27”.;
t‘ou (iliS that“. L’dli. turn. L’tii‘a
ilcl & llud ins inn" 157W tits
lirlc -l l 11:; i f. 43 “i. it "it
Eric lat pl no h‘tl‘ri 79“.. till
lieu lCIci- 179 l.'.i th‘i til",
lll (,‘t‘llil'tli lttlt.4 lull. 13:91.. itiliifi
l.ou & Nash llhlf, trill-'3. that. 13th
.\ittilhatlan loll-1; ltiillt. 16412;. lit-ill;
.\it-t St Ry t‘zttlg taut.K its“. liittt.
Mex t‘cut 2392’. 23+. '22? :33“.
.\l l\’ & 'l‘ . ‘J. Jun. :itt Ito
M K it; '1‘ pl 64M; MN “2‘43 tilih
; Mo Pacific 104 llli ltl'J iiljil‘g
.'at i.cad 48% int. i-i ill
N Y (‘cutrai ltiti lti'J‘; lvlil‘. lfvl
‘ Ntil‘l' 81 “3‘51 .. ‘ UL: Hi
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(icucral it‘littt‘w
..... Lyon's. co. _
Wit-flirtation at. an. Noun".
ANOTHER DROP. l to 36%. Osceola (implied to it
..V -—
Lain-st
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Spring
Styles
ii. a
full of it points from 'l‘liurntluy. when
the. market cloned until today.
nuw YORK. April 24.v—~Nortllcrn|
Pacific Railway stock which has been
released by the distribution
illtselttl of settling lllto holdings of the Northern Securities
isccnce. thc option promptly Company wait traded ill on the Stock
his morning with a repetition , Exchange today. for the first time in
of the
it was quoted at ltiii and
, limit a. ul.—-~'i'ltc
WA Ill . S’i‘ilifiltl'l‘
opt-ulna trading ill hiocks was active
lalltl the tone unsettled.
After the initial plunge. the price for. wide changes both ways. but
it tllc aclliugt predominated.
trust of .loliu W. i ion Pacific carried it down 11/4.
. sat: & 'l‘cxau ptd. lost as much. Chesa-
a 1 pcakc & Ohio and People's Gal-t a point
There were
losses
[urge oli’criugn of [in-
Katl- i
l
Coppcr.’
r‘tiell
tract ions.’
Amalgamated
There was vigorous support in some
ot,the Southern stocks and a number
of specialties which lifted [A'illii-iviiit‘
To this was attributed the: & Nashville anti Tenn. Coal a point.
however,: Rubbcr Goods almost as much and
rces. soon pounded the t Mexican Central 15.4.
' The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Cum-
‘ ttvcuralnl friendu of the dcceiutcdwere
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report ove’r the private wrrel of
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Hut 8: Wont
i’ac Mail
i'ciln it it
l’co (ills
l’ri-s S (‘lli‘
iloadillr.
llt‘p Slcci
ilocit island
illiii Goods
qlllllll PM not“ tint, "- till“
'l‘cliu (‘ & l as its M1,. tint;-
Texas For 35% 35:34 $.31» 3.3
linioii Put' lilti l2li‘ii. i231“; 1135
U S llubbct' 41W}. ' ~. i!
l' S Stcci 357,. -‘,‘ 35‘".
i' S Sit‘t‘l pl' till-'54 ,' itii-‘h
\Vtibllsil L‘ l 3.. if 2i 5i],
Wabash pl iii -t.'v
West tin 'i‘t-i till?“ 7.“ 93%
Wis (‘cnt ‘23 3t“. 22%
Salute to ii in. l.tt‘_‘7,tltiti
OYSTER BOAT LO
WNDES RAISED.
Scott Wrecking Crew Did the Job Yes-
terday Morning.
After a number of nttciupln the
oyster boat iioward t‘. Lowudcu was
raised youtcrdny morning. The boat
sunk at the dock of the Bridgeport
Boiler works last. week. and the lugs
'llonn and Hancock of the Bridgeport
Towing liuc. wcrc obiigcd to givc up
the tittilt after ncvcral combined trialu
with their syphoni-l. 'i‘he [AUWTHiPH was
finally raised by a more powerful boat
ol’ the Scott Vi'recklng Company. at
New London. The oyiiicr boat was
not damaged to any cxtcnt anti will be
lilit-tl with new boilers.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
t‘ilAltlJES JONES.
A young luau. Cilill‘it'ti .lollcit. wit:
brought to thc Norwallt Hospital from
Wilton. lit a dying condition yesterday
afternoon and practically cxplrcd in
be was taken lilitiwiilo ltlnlltution. Ht-
was 16 years. it) mouths tltnl 23 dayt
of age and wan employed in Wilton
The young man was formerly in, tin
Weatport avenue county home. li‘tln
oral aorvlcca will be hold at, 2:30 in
marrow afternoon and interment will
take place at Pine inland Cemetery.
MRS. WANNilli WILCOX.
The funeral of Mrit. Fannie thcm
wait held Saturday night from her illtt
realduncc in West. street. Rev. J. W
Davin and Rev. F. S. Alnitworih, of
the Advent Chrltttlan Church, (liilclltt‘
0d. iii-council WHH the oldest. member
of this denomination in The. Nm-walku.
The interment wait in Pine lulllnd
Cemetery, A large number of rela-
‘ln attendance.
. FUNERAL Oii‘ MRS. Alii‘liiN.
The ftulorltl of Mrli. Amelia Winona.
wife of Horace W. Allen took placr
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
her late home. 24 Second contaminant
Norwulk. new. '1‘. De in Van Dor-
lo Fresh Pond. L. I, this morning for
cremation. .
yuan—Innu—
TH HOWN FROM WAGON.
”3391" 9 W“
on officiated. The rental as were taken
William Arlington. employed on one
of. the delivery wagons of the DeKlyn
drlvlag' clown .. the Pine
“W...— M
wa- no...»
SENATOR PLATT'B FUNERAL.
' an.
Will Be Hold TOMOH‘OW Afternoon
From Within ton Congregation-
al hurcll.
\l'Aliilthi'l'th. Colin. April ills-m
.‘it't'ttilitcuicutn for the simple country
l‘titlcrtll which will ltci-oiiiptluy Ilic bur
till ot'xtho mortal roundup of United
States Senator ‘l tirvdlo Hitchcock
l'lutt were completed today. ()llurleu
ti. Phelps. the senator's secretary, who
lulu immediate charge of the arrange.
mints, is somewhat. as a lost to know
how many visitors from out of town
may be expected here tomorrow. but
iiillliit-i that 400 in a clone cittllntitc,
”l‘llc senatorial null ctltlgrcaulonnl par-
ty will be headed by Vicenl’i‘tlnititilli
ltllii'iillllitii ttiid will number about iii).
A train consisting of ii dining-ritual
and two l’tlilnlun cure wdi convoy tltm
coininlttcc, arriving at ”1-H; “Until"
row morning from thiililnitton. l). C.
At 12:30 another dllt‘tfiui train bour-
iilg the official Connecticut legislature
delegation he expected. This patty.
number nit-tn about :ltl pctiple, will
come from Hartford it) Hilwlcyl
over the Highland division or the Nt-w
York. New Havtn and Hartford l'ilii'
road. and then over the iiitchticid
branch to this town.
ilotli ihcsc dclcgatiolln will be nict
at thc railroad station by a comulittcc
and conveyed ill cal'rillgcs to the vil-
lllgt. hotel. the "White illll."_ Wiicrc
tln opportunity will be given for llll
exchange of greetings bctwccil thc
members of the two parties. Vcl‘yi
probably many also will visit the Plait
residcnt-c to convey their respects to
Mrs, Platt. There will he no oppor-
tunity. however. to view the body at
the residence. .
The service at tho Congregational
(‘illll’i‘il oil the village grccn will itc-
glu at 1:30. The body. resting in ii
plaitt‘caekct. will be rcmovcd ill a
small opcn wagon from the house to
the church shortly below that time).
the wagon being employed in the ab-
scucc ol‘ any hearse in the village.
As has been repeatedly announced.
the funeral service will be simple and
Without eulogy. the (initiating clergy»
nit-ll being the Rev. S. t). Stymour, l).
1).. of St. Michacl‘a (‘lltll't-ii. l_.iichllcld.
titliiiucopnlu and tho ilcr. llolicrt ifl.
t‘ttrtci'. ol‘ the (‘oug’rcgatioilai Church.
Wiltl't‘ li'lt- scrvicc is llcid. The part
which omit of thc clct'gytncn will it‘ikc
into not itl'l‘ll anuouuvttl. ‘l‘lvo hymns
only will lit‘ l‘t‘liiit‘lt'ti.
At thi (’tlllt’illiiit'w ol‘ tbc Et‘l’Yit't‘V tin
body will bi; t‘Ht'til'iI‘ti to lilt‘ u‘i'avoin
tilt \‘iliugc burying ground til the roar
ot’ the l'Iptst-opui lillll't‘il by tho tutlt't-
l'ltiicrtil party. ’l'lli tit-location or liih-
lillglliHilt‘tl illill i'lonl llic national cup-
ital will walk tirat. iicndt-d by Vice
l’rcsiilctlt lt‘alrbailka. 'l‘hc statc dclc—
gtttion will follow, al'tcr which will
route iiil' t'ilruiiCl and thc iuiuicdiatii
ttintity. the saint wagon which con:
\‘t.‘j.'.~y the body from tho rcsidcncc in
tho church will carry it also to the
iii-arc. As the distance t‘rozn the Con»
attentional ("hutch to tilc rcmclcry is
short. littlc time will iit‘ t-onsumcd ill
liii‘ mart-it. 'l'llc servli-r at tllc grow
will consist only of a prayer.
A number of prominent. Connecticut
lilt‘ll tll't' cxpct-litt to ill‘i‘lVi‘ turn lillt‘
afternoon. to form thcuiscivcs into a
roiumtttcc of reception for the tii:~'~
tiliclllslled \‘lHilOl‘H tomorrow. ’l‘hoao
who l't‘llltliil til-re our night tonight
will iit‘ entertained at the hotel and
at iiit' titlilntt'y h‘chooi. which will hit
thrown opcn to them. it living. the
atlttzol'h lu‘astcr l'l‘t'la‘h.
.\luuy li'itgi'illilh ot‘ coudolclit-c ill
addition to tllosc already lucntloncti
halt- licin rcccivcd by Mrs. l’latt.
Antoni: tiic scudcrs ol‘ tllcuc wore lcllltlt
iloot. t‘larcncc Stcdmun, t‘bicl‘ Jon.
til-c Fillit‘l'. cx-tiovcrnor (‘hauiber-
lain and (iovirtlor Roberts. ot‘ t‘oll-
uccticut; cx-i’mttuastcr ticiicral (Thar-
ii~s ltlnlory Smith. 01' Philadelphia;
.ludge l'iillon, of Now York. and many
collcagucs of Senator Matt in the Sea-
atc and members of ('onnl'cns.
DR. HUNTiNGTON lNVESTIGATES.
Norwalk Medical Examiner and Core-
ner Doten interested in Several
. Canes.
Charles Jones. aged acvcntccn ycilrx.
formerly an inmate ot‘_ the county
home. but rcccntiy ill the employ of
Wilbur ()llnstctld. of Wilton. a farmer.
wan takcn Sk‘k lit Wilton. bill as they
were. unable to takc care of hlln there
he wash brought to the Norwalk llos>
pltal. Wht‘l‘v he died yesterday utter-
noon. a few hours after hit-i adntiantou
to tllal. institution. Medical Examiner
Huntington will lnroailgntt- the mat-
tor. it is believed that death was
due to natural ('illit-lt‘tl. howovcr.
Mcdlcal Examiner Huntington iii ill-
vcatlgallug tho death of Donnie Sulli-
van. but has not yet complctcd the in-
vcstligtttlon. llc atatcd this afternoon
that unless i-toluc lurtl'icr cvldcncc of
an unexpected nature ti-cvolopit lhc
llndlng will be death due to n l'ractarcd
skull accidentally lnllictcd.
Coroner (lliarica A. Union will conic
to thin city liliH afternoon to finish (flit-
lnir evidence in the inquest on the
death of Church lamaon. He will
also investigate the death of Annie
Smith. who won burned at the Artliitlc
ilronzc Foundry.
MOB AFTER COPELAND.
Heady to Lynch Negro When He Was
Removed by Shorlff. t
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 20.««-A mob
tried to lynch (icorite Copeland, color.
ed. today. at Mount Vernon. Ultto.
Copeland had been art'eaied for lot an.
adult on and the murder of Mina Ml-
rilttda. Wicker, white. 55 yourti old.
The uhcrlft hustled him into an auto-
mobile and took him to Newark. The
mob in still crying for Copeland's
death. ‘
Sheriff Bhellonbnriior telephones
that; the negro lit being brought. to (io-
iumbutt. They are expected here at 2
D. m. *
ATOLE MILLION AND HALF.
MILWAUKEE, Win. Aprl 24.-—lt ht
charged that Fr nk G. Blgeiow, pretti-
dent of the Fifdt atlonal Bank of this
city and further president or the“Am~
(nailed the bank’s funds to'thc extent
0! $1,500,000. The
honestly solid. ._
angst multicultural
' taunt is
it. yell.
arming, Whig“ this.
policy might ho used ill regard t.
erlcnn :Bnnkern' Annotation. has de-
dlrecwrlt ol' the
bank lawn deposited in the bank it
man stimulant to lattice matriculation
Mrniitixclow hagll't
lookout: than at
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BUNDA l...
S‘ome Opposition to the National Game
Hn Dovalomdl
Baseball notllualauln and those" Who
are loud or sport have been ardcntly‘.
TTRlSTRAMiHVATT
minty who did not tipprovi‘i of clinical
luluoball
illiN
guinea
liopluir. that rillitdil.v
ntiitaon. anti
would bc allowed
nclll‘ 'ilc city thought that a toicrallt
t the
new bull grounds at lloton Point. 'i‘lic'y
belittvctl that there would be little op—
position to the game it lint played
ucilr thc city tlitd ill a place whore it
Wtiiilti not disturb people.
Opposition will dcvcloitt‘. iltht‘i’f‘l'.
tliid already it more against tho piny-
Int.r ol‘ the Anicricatt punit- on Sunday
iltlH born Hitlrlcd. llcv. W. W. '1‘.
Duncan will preach u Hi‘l‘lilllll next
Sunday til-lili‘ South Not walk Mt-tllo
dint Church. hiu itilbjcct lioinit. "Sluill
We Have Sunday lliiecbali'!” The
fact was announced ycatcrday by the
distribution of illlllliiliiih' and quite a
commotion was caused among the
bum-ball lovers.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
illidrict ol' Norwallt. an, i‘robulo
(iottri. April L’itll. A. ll.. liltlt'i.
\N'licrcaa. writtcn application has
been made to this court for the title
mission to probate of ii rot-lain \ 'r‘ittcn
lnstrlinlcnt an and tor the will of Fan.
nlc Wilcox. lulu of Norwalk, in said
1)th rlct, dcccanod.
()t'dcrctl. ’l‘liat said application he
heard and dcteriniucd at the Probate
()ll‘icc. ill Norwalk, on the 29th day of
April. 1005, til lo o‘clock forcnoou:
and that public notice thereof bc giv-
on to all persons intcrcstcd thereto by
publishiugihia ordcr in a ncwapapor
~lulviuiz,‘ a circulation in said District.
at least live days bi-t‘orc said day of
licarlug.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
.l.ud.<..vc.
SCliool Takes. ,
Union School District
'i‘hc taxpayt-rs ot’ liit' South Norwalk
Union School “iHil‘il’i arc llcrcby noti.
find that the tilhil'itl tax of one and
onco'uartcr mills on lilt‘ dollar. laid on
the town assousmcnt list of ltitll. at a
meeting of tho tlihll‘lt‘t hcid on the
Hill day oi’ .ltlilc. litdl. at the Franklin
school. will be doc and pitiablc on the
lirst day of May, itiilfi. ill which than
i shall ilt' ready to roccit'c name at
Stilison-l‘owcil's drug slot-o R2 wasn-
iuuton street. i’clialty to thc rzltc of
it pcr cent. a your will bc charged on
and after June tat. limit.
t‘. L\, TOLLES.
t'ollcctor of Taxes for South Xorwalk
u2l ll
l'nlon School ilirltl'it‘l.
Dated at South Norwallk. April ".‘l.
1905. oil it) ji
Notice.
'l‘llt receiving oi bids for the now
school iltHlHt' ill South Norwaik has
bccn.postponcd until Friday night at
7:1itl o'clock lildc \rill lu- opcllcd ill
the Council t‘batnlwr at this tlluc.
tlL'i .‘il t‘. ri\\'.\ll'i"/.. Socrclury.
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON lNSURANCE co.
Capital 51.000000.
form of insurance cow-ring the
whcrcvcr it
from ally cause. explosion and light.
portallon risks—~thcl‘t or piilcrllgc. up
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Lauton.
Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk
- Tel. 35—2.
.. . meow w-wu—hv m-A m... w m m
'l’hls (‘ompauy wt'llcn it most liberal
car
may be ill the United
Staten or Canada. against llrc arising
niug iticitltlod~-—illi~to marine and trans-
' swim;
ale.
. Souvenir w
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‘ N0. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We
llavn It
‘ in All
.tiolors.
litixbtly Silk .
Will
Never
tear.
>3 will: ova >3
Station GliAllAlllEED.
m
Beginning Saturday morning, April 15th, we will give a,French Plate Mirror absolutely free to the am one
hundredcultomon buying five yards or more of the famous Boxbay Nevertear Silk. ‘
in order to introduce the famous Boxbay Nevertear Silk to‘ the ladies of this vicinity the manufacture"
have given us one hundred handsome Plate Glass Mirrors lobe given away to the firstvone hundred persons buy-
."9 "V6 yards on more of this famous 'Siik. ‘ ’ ' ~ ‘
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it: .1 .
We are confident that there in no Silk in the market thht‘iNill give the satisfaction to the wearer that thin
ailk will. We have it in all shades. 19 inches wide. Price 50¢ per yard. ‘
nativity tut Pilot."
EASTER SHOES
IN A [L LEA'I‘HERS
1
H. Kileger it 00.
West Washington Street.
ONE 01“ THE
Gibson Pat. Colt,
0X FOR US FOR WOMEN
$3.50.
See our beautirul assortment
GU-Ciil’lSililtiiili-Cill’tilltis
‘ We hare them from
$3.50 to $22.00.
V.
'PHONE 301-4.
“wan 5"°E5§_W.“"_'
TO LET"
From May lat—Immediate Posaession
THREE STORES iN THE
fulttin Building
(in the Steamboat Property
Water St. South Norwallt.
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
u
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St.
Relldence, 8 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 1344
South Norwalk.
in other buildings oh the lame proper-
ty, suitable f°r Light Manufacturing or
Carpenter Shopn.
Taylor and Golden
t.
UNTRiMMED HATS.
ALL THE LATEST SHAPES.
CHILDRENB'
SPECIALTY.
ilist I. ll. Hutchinson’s
with M. 3. Smith 'A 00.,
92 Wuhlngtonrdlroité
_ Our Sptlugmtialalogtiez'
i. 4
Ground “One i For Lawn
“00d Ash“ ' _l or .Gai‘tlen.
Brloii ‘ ' ’
Cement
For the new
Flue linings
lltllr
line
Plaster ~
bonito it re-
palrlénu the
old one.
yet build t‘metttcd
The fillies
,i. ‘91 which iw
,pml ' ,
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a
New Ready
DRESS AND OUTING HATS IN
SCHOOL HATS A
. 74 Washington Stree
WE. GUARANTEE OUR
A. B. C. Capsules
to contain no poluonoua, narcotic or
other injurious drug.
Thousands of poople have taken
them for coldl. hudache and the grip,
and by common cannon! the A. B. 6.
Capsules cure them allmentn quicker
than any other medicine.
it your druggllt do" not keep them
not thcm at t I
The leltfuss Pharmacy,
8 NO. MAIN 81".. 30. NORWALK.
bitiiiiiilit "tiltiiiiiiiiw
BROKEN Lot‘s LEFT FROM I».
van orranmae. A'l' ennui/h:- ._
DUCED Paloma. CALL AND in.
setter oun crock. ,
CLOTHING. sup“ AND
FURNIOHINM.
11 North Main mm, '0th Not-walk
Bum tuition
ii’et ‘Qli WW
tacit
0 Charge 'AccOunts Solicited.
H- Krieget &‘ Co.
All Sliced
Aren’t:
Alike
. _‘ There‘s an touch difference in dill»!
. nit tum-ti in in candy. «turn, or Panama
haul.
Unim you‘re an expert in than val-
potlu— do the wlnont thint.
‘ AND THAT touluvkmlvi'a «our?
* noting Iii ; '
mini/re lit-tattle iii finylwfmiii .
. or an Old Well ulnar. . . . '
. Gottlie
n
all " ‘ “ U90,
‘5'“.75‘, y'. 25
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