JUST GLANCE AT THE
NEW UP-TO-DATE
Easter Goods
‘AS OOOO AC ANYWHERE.
PRICES GOOD AND LOW
TOO.
it 4 a...
LANES
st WASHINGTON or.
Local News Notes
Rev. J, W. Dodge‘s ad. and see what
he has to say about fresh meats.
A regular routine meeting of But-
leh Lodge, 1. 0. 0. 1P1; was held last
night.
Cravenette is now'ln as general use
as silk or flannel. The ad, of the D.
1M: Read Go. tells of its merits. Read
1
Frederick Pitzer, who was quite
painfully burned several days ago by
a back draught from the boilers of the
steamer Alberta, was able to resume
work this morning.
Harry Pepper, the Well—known trai-
iad singer. accompanied by Edward B.
Manvllle at the piano. gave a. short
song recital to his friends at the hall.
No. 13. insurance Building, New Ha-
ven, last night,
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.A regular meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge K of P., will be held this ev
citing, at which it representative of
Raymond & Company will have sam-
ples of robes. All members invited
to be present.
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—Steam carpet cleaning at
Wright's. 42 No. Main street.
L. M.
Travel o’n'the railroads running into
and out of The Norwal is beginning
to show signs of summer activity. 1
has increased very rapidly since
spring openedmnd already considerab-
ly heavier trains are being run.
Conductor Charles H, Vaughn, of the
Danbnry Division, of the New York,
New Haven and Hartfo Railroad.
will be one of about forty eople from
this state to attend the convention of
the Tralnmen in Portland. Oregon.
leaving here on the last of the week.
The re iar prayer meeting will be
'tt‘etd i‘on' hi. .it the First Methodist
Episconal Church. The tonic will be
(‘hrist the Burden oBarer. The pas—
tor,‘ Rev. W W '1'. Duncan, and Rev
.l. M. Durrel, l). D., of New i-iampshirt
Conference Seminary, will make ad
dresses. . ‘
W. A. Brown, the South Norwalk
hattwer returned‘ to his borne on Eliza
betli street yesterday, after havln
been discharged from the Post Grai
irate hospital New Y,ork where ht
was operated upon six weeks ago yes»
torday. Mr, Brown is muchimproved
and is doing nicely. ,_ .‘
. I .
General 10. S. Greeley, of New He-
ven announces that the dedication of
the monument to tile First’ldght Rat
tcry and Sixth, Seventh and Tenth
regiments, C. V., iii that city, will be
on Tuesday. June. 16.‘ Senator Orville
1i. Platt was to have been the orator
of the day
It is probable lint a month will
tlapse before the appointment of a
pastor of St, Peter's parish, in Dan.
bury, to succeed the Rev. H .i Lynch.
will be announced. The parish is what
is known as a permanent rcc.tory and
the prim twhon'i the bishop selects
to have charge will undoubtedly be an
able man.
—'i.awn ‘riidwefs ‘ sharpened,
called
for and delivered. Wheeler iiros.
Henry C. Boicom, of William (.1.
lliiur's drug store, Norwalk, who is
just graduating from the New York
College of Pharmacy. connected with
lolumbla University, is in New York
City, today, attendi the commence
inent exercises. ,. Ba com is one
of the twelve honhr men in a class of
14:1, which is a very pleasing fact to
his many friends. .i..
Supt. A. it'wlla'iey. of the New
York division of the New York, New
Haven and Hartfoi’d- railroad. accom-
panied by a party of officials, mode a
quick trip over the'1 nbury branch
Tuesday afternoon in a special train.
' on any tom. the
at a bargain and
omootood of Wm.
Rood, Surrltt and Quintet-d IV”-
lLot about 137x200. All Improvement»
oan In tint oluo condition.
' TAYLOR A GOLDEN.
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Fresh fish at Capt. Ducross' market.
Read the ad. for prices.
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’ Arthur Young has been removed to
the Norwalk Hospital for treatment.
wweguiar routine meeting of Nor-
Walk Lodge. 13.? 0. E., was held last
evening.
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Mrs. Paul Nash, of Stamford. has
been visiting relatives and friends in
South Norwalk.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Robert Thompson, 272 East avenue.
Friday, at 3 o'clock.
Bishop Brewster's visit to Trinity
parish will be made on Sunday after-
noon, May 14, and not on May 4, as
was announced yesterday.
The pupils of the Sisters Of St
Mary's convent will give a musical at
the Catholic Club in West avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
The members of Sons of St. George
are requested to attend a church pa-
rade and meet at the lodge rooms at
6:30 on Sunday night, April Roth. and
then march to Berkeley street chapel.
-Don't forget to attend
Club ball tomorrow night.
the Fish
4-
Some. very fine interior and exterior
viewer of the Norwaik Baptist Church,
taken by Photographer George H.
Qttintard. are on exhibition in one of
the windows of William I". Beers, Nor-
waik stationery store.
Broker Jesse A. Chase. who has a
branch oflice with the Norwalk Securi-
ties Corporation, in Wall street, and
familypmoved front their winter home,
138 West 7lst street, New York City.
to their summer place in New Canaan,
today.
Catholic linion Council. Knights of
Columbus, of Norwalk, is planing it big
smoker for this evening at the club
house in West avenue. in addition to
the entertainment. program. it is ex-
pected that several of the grand oilic-
crs will be present.
.._....—
W. W, Cooper, D. Lect Oliver, New
Haven; Victor E. Jilt'olly, Edwin F.
Wilde, George A. Honnerker. F. H.
Eno, W. M, Marshall. Herbert Potter.
W. Everett. .lr., E. M. Russell, J, C
Batichle, F. l“. Hurtmann. A. C. Fra-
zer, C. S, Scoflcld, New York; id. S.
Dickerson. Philadelphia: Max Liebold
and» wife. Mount Vernon; F, it I. us.
New Canaan; Benjamin A. Fran llii.
F. ’1‘. Elliott. E. C. Freeman. iloston:
i. H. Keller, Philadelphia: Guy 19.
Bearsdley. Hartford. were. among
these registered yesterday at the Ho—
tel Clifford.
What Else—'1 Suppose you never
Had any experience in settlement
work?“
"No oxpciicn‘cc" l'vc been doing
settlement work for iii years, and it's
no pitnlr. either. let me tell you. " .
“Why i thought you were it bill
collector?" .
“i am.”-—- ‘ Chicago Tribune.
Art Ericitedflolce—"Hcllo. hello, is
this the city editor? Well, one of your
men down here at this fire has fallen
down the elevator shaft and is very
badly hurt."
Busy City Editor—"Never mind, [’11
semi down agnotiter."—Cinciunatl Corn-
merclal Tribune.
Mike—~"Siire me rich Uncle Torry
died illiti left me all his money."
i’ni—-“An' tild you got it?"
Mike—~"01 did not; after his death
they found he was a pauper. an' 01
didn't get a cirrt av his fortune."—
i’uck.
“L. O. M. PAINT.”
it's the leader all the world over.
Enough paint. matte daily to paint a
rally. Sold by CHARLES E. DOW,
SOUTH NORWALK. .
- .. The
South Norwollt"
Trust No.
loans Money on Real Es
talc and Apomvod
'74 Washington strut, South Norwolk. ‘
“Gail-antes: Satisfaction or Money Back.
‘BoysGoodclothes
THE NEOC‘ECT MOST CLOTHING STORES ACCORD TO BOYS’
CLOTHES IS APPARENT IN THE LOOKS AND QUALITY OF THE ‘
CLOTHES. THE OOODNESS OF OUR CLOTHES FOR BOYS IS AP-
PARENT. IN‘LOOKS AND PROVES iN WEAR. WE BUY OF THE
BEST MAKERCI‘AND SELL NOTHING WE CAN'T COMME‘ND FOR
SERVICE.
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IT'S MONEY WELL SPENT WHEN YOU BUY YOUR BOYS’
CLOTHES OF US.
SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS WITH ETON COLLARS,
MIXTURES AND COLORED SERGES, AGES 3 TO 8, $3.50 TO ”.00.
. NORFOLKS AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, MIXTURES AND
PLAIN BLUE, AGES Ii TO 15, $2.00 TO $8.00.
LONG Tnoussns sun's FOR sovs, 15 T0 19, DISTINCTLY
MANNisH IN cur, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED moons,
$5.00 TO $15.00.
BOYS’ HATS, GAPS, TAMS, SHIRTS. WAISTS. UNDERWEAR,
STOCKINGS, ALL THE BEST WE KNOW AT EACH PRICE.
ROGERS & STEVENS
SUCCESSORS TO COMSTOCK BROS. .
Tel Call, 32-2.
South Nerwalk.
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The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know of no
other in which the risks are greater in proportion to the
profits.
You can eliminate all risks by placing your orders
with us.
You are absolutely safe with its because you can rely
on, .
Considerate treatment always. I
fly, The. bet-it gratin tiircfitlly stictmetl.
Every wrong nintle i',igiit no matter
whose fault. I
iluy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
in the interest of the little ones. ' 1
Baby Chick Food. '
Chick Manna “
W. P. BEERS,
6 So. Main St. So. Nor-walk. 49 Wall St. Norwalk.
retention: CONNECTION. '
'Il'
A Busrness Education
MERRILL COLLEGE
PRYS. TRY IT. BEGIN NOW.
Free Books and Stationery.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
SOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
CONNECTICUT RINEH SHAH
GAUOHI‘ THIS MORNING.
WILL HAVE CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD, DIRECT FROM THE
RIVER EVERY DAY.
ALSO ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH, OYSTERS AND CLAMS.
Cutbiii’a Bridge Fish Market
TEL. IN.— EI DELIVERY.
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. more i. FREENTEN,
REFINE SEN TIN G
; Dioinfectonto
Moth Balls. 10:: Ila; 3 Ibl., 25o
Godar- Compiler.
150 Firm: 2 for 25¢
Lavender Camphor, -
15o Pkg: 2 for 26:
Synthetic Compiler, lb. can, 50o
. 7 Got after the dim» germo‘
t , with CLIFFORD OHLOFIIDES,
OOORLESS. POWERFUL,
' PROMPT, a large bottle mak-
In; two pollonomtmtrong diein-
footlng solution for 50¢.
The Clifford Pharmacy
The Prescription Store.
CORNER OF SO. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STS.
CO. NORWALK, CONN.
TILGALL 1n. .
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Maples it Goldsclimidt Co.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer. In '”
no... hands. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a. Corbett Block. Bo. Nol'walk.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
CHICAGO, April 27.—~May wheat had
another sensational break today. l'ri—
der renewed liquidation the price of
the option broke 4 1-4 cents Ii bushel.
The market closed last night at 91 1-4.
opcncd today at 88 1-2 to 90 and sold
down to 8? cents. The market was ex-
tremely nervous, and after rebounding
to title dropped again to 880.
WALL STREET, 10:10 ti. lll.—Pi'i('(!S
dra‘llned with some violence at the
opening today, the disposition to sell
being aggravated by the depression
on foreign stock marktts. Norfolk &
Western tell 1 1—2 on the disappoint.-
» incnt over the failure to increase the
dividend and Chesapeake & ()ltio lost.
1 r- -8 in sympathy. Louisville & Nash-
ville ran‘ off. ‘ 1 it falling over a point
between sales. The decline iii (‘an-
adinn I’atiiic illltl General Electric inn
to 2 points, New York Central and
Brooklyn 'l‘itiiisit 1 1-." Texas & l’ati
fit 1 18. Metropolitan SPCili‘liits 1 1-4.
while the one-point losses included the
l‘at'iilrs. Atritison. Missouri. Kansas &
'i‘cxas pfd. and Colorado Fuel. ‘
WALL STREET, 11 ii. murmur-h in-
decision i'lrnrncierittcd' the strait tttid
log of the first hour. The opcuiiii.
irsser.‘ were supplemented by t‘iiiiher
large declines. reaching 2 1-2 in lllln
ois Central and i in Nolihein i'at tilt-1
\ brisk itrlly follower]. The matkrt
then broke violently again to a point
lowri than befort. Declines of a point
.ir more were the rule,
Will I. STREET Noon.‘~—~'lirc indiff-
lICllff‘ of the demand oil any women
Ill piitcs was shown by the quitk sub
sldcnic of the buy-lug on rrrtasiotial
rallicN.‘ Prices of the market leaders
did not get lower than during the fiI'Sl
hour, but wide declines were lIlRIiI‘
iii new points amongst the spotialtics
.\ftoi a rally the market became dull
and soft and yielded suddenly to Illt
lowest at noon Bonds were hoary.
WAI 1. ST REET, l p in. mi iqtilda
tion sales ororwheimed the market of
tar 12 o ‘clock anti values faded rapidly
Enormous sales of the high prited
standard railroad stocks contributed
to the pessimism among the traders
and there was a liberal outpouring of
spcttdatlve favorites. Home prominent
stocks secured at times to be wholly
without support. F‘itful rallies of a
point or so in special stocks were not
held,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over- tho private vireo of
The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Com-
minion Brokers. swam b. Corbett
Block. South. Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
‘Amal Cop 88% 84% 831/. 83%
Am C & 1“ C0 39% 39% 88V. 38%
Am Cut Oil 34% 34% 34% 34%
Am ice 5%,. 131,5 51,4. 5%
Ant IDCO 57 57 5d 56
Am Smell 117% 111i llli 116%
Am Sugar lil‘ifiliflii 140% 140%
AT&Si-‘c sit-la son. at... as
A T & S 11‘ pf 10:! 102 102 102
nation a 01110 107% roe roost. 106%
B'klyn R T (16%, 66V. 64V. 64%
Chen & Ohio 533i, 53% 5774. 5174.
Ch Gt Worst 22% 22% 22% 22%
(01h M & SI P Hilda 179 176% 177
l“ & i 131% 52% 51% 131%
South 291,5 2971. 29% 291/.
Con Call 205 201'. 203% 204
Del & “ltd 1119 11111 188% 188%
Eric 44 441/. on. 43%
Erie lat pf 79% ill-ii. 78% 78%
Glen Eioc 178 179 178 178
ill Central 160 162% ilifl 1801/.
Lori G. NBIIII 153% 153% 150 150%
llotlilixtoimiotiton
‘ It is advisable to make your selections of an Easter Suit
now, so as to avoid the great web that always comes a few days
before Easter Sunday. .
Our selection of Clever Clothes for top-notch droooen' to
positively the finest and most complete ever shown in town.
We are showing single and double breasted models in
Worstcds, Cheviots and Cassimeres, tailored in that exclusive
style that only the best custom tailors can produce.
Newest Blocks in
DERBIES AND SOFT HATS.
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9?“
Exclusive Patterns in {
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.-
‘s.
$1. 00 to $2.50.
I
RICH NEGKWEAR'
in the Latest Spring Shades.
I
Smart Shoes for men. Classy and correct, fiposticssing ,
style, character, quality. Winners with the young men; ‘«
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Boys’ Shoes in'our‘Childrcn's Clothing Department Will
appeal to mothers;' * ’ . , . ,‘
SELLECK & PRIEE
Clothiers and Furnishers. ,,
98 WASHINGTQN STREET, SOUTH Nonvi‘iiLK.
/ Telephone Call 32442. P..- H
Good Help in Buying
POTATO£S~We continue to fool away Potatoes below first on».
peck. now. Will be higher soon. I have a few potatoes that are not (I‘m
rate. We peck. 35c bushel. Some of then will do for new. Main.
Stock Green Mountain Variety. Come and see them. .
BUTTER continues to mount up in price. Wholouio out! new 840.‘
My prion. 86:. Pure butter only sold here. a
EGGS—Saturday in egg time. Come to me with oonfldmo and not
the belt Itook in low priced at the boot can be sold. .
SPECIAL EASTER CAKE SALE. ' ' ‘1 ‘ I‘l‘f
Fruit Gem. a current cake: Vanilla Cookie holds Ito flavor}, load
a ginger cake, the Icing don't got hard or sticky. Just right. item Ill,-
oult. Antes Molasses Cake. Butternut Cookie, good. All told gt m.‘
special prloe of tile lb. . ‘
Hope to be of good use to the good people of our city.” .
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26-4.
oio oiiivt lN oiioons '... 25c oooii
FANCY MAINE POTATOES ...
it.
.. per neck the; perbuiiiroi, “In ‘.
“main“...
The train arrivedhere at 3:20 and loft Wa'eral Manhattan 164% “54% WW. 111W; FLOUR. 1191‘ ME u... S80”-
lmmedtately tor Brookfleld Junction. Herr H_ Ho t & co Melsl Ry no 119% 117% ml to HUMECATHERED icons it's
where the party remained a short I, Mort Cent 22% 22114 213% 2211i.
lime The train returned just ahead SOCIII'IIY ' M ‘K e :r so 80%" so so ASSOR'lMENT oi. iritttir AND vaon'i‘nanits. ‘ ,
of tho 4 15 New tion. express. Bankem and Bl’OkCl‘Sfi M K or T of am or. 63% iii 7 *'
_.......-. ___.... ......... UNITED GROCERY c . ~
The oyster steamer which some III p . 8m”. ”MI. Grill! and cm" IWIM Ind loll! for Dull of on "will. Not new «till/.1696 46% 46g, , o, ,
maggogirgiggvgrflt$333333; {m ‘ ADDIIGIIIIOIIS IOI' LOOIIS Member Now rot-it Connoiidatod Stock Exoholm. Direct prim win. 1,30}, gully, 135: 133M ‘33}; 133;; no seam mm or. i ' «our
considerable difficulty, was at the time « I N010 Y0“. ‘1 “A ‘3 WI“ ”"0“- Brooklyn, 871 Fulton street. m, a; Wégl, mi 50%| 537,3 54% SO. NORWALK. 07' . ‘ ‘ l “i. N° ALK,‘
"Wit” roabehthe "HI J» Hem“ ”0'“le IIIVOSIIQOIOII illid room NORWALK. "new. 'I-IOYT'I ration: ourtoine. ‘30 Hall, 1 1 “to . to “w . ‘ ..-- .. "HOW
Logan 13.9 “a: ”:23; gr"! ‘3 winging N Am“ UM * Harlin Venom Ivory Morning at to O'GIooIt. _ 9:3:an 1%; 1&2: 13231.2 {92% It': 001‘ .. EM m -'
D01” 1. .. “I‘ll. OINOIO DI ‘. 0 . . Sr
was innit. ii i... very ptoirribiy that . , f Railing am 47/. 93% can ' Rgfflgcflcof.‘ .'
the “NW Which WOT". ID the bottom COMPL'TI LI"! 0' ROM III. UT 92 'F . 2 92 ’ ' i)" I
was tlreutu H: B. Lowndeii, owned . ~ Rep Steel 2m. 2m to ill and we troop all of our stock i
by Wfinlflicl. ‘ ’ , M 0 Rock inland am. 32% 81M 81M in consequence: but it goo. mm
A COIN" 100 “SIC ,3“ .p ” 32*“ “a 32 32 what you not suit tori You“
South w 66% 03% 62% “2% ask for on thin be it. hit ‘
flotsam ioxnramc A k f C tel 42 aNorth Martin Street. tildt‘i’. ii. til... ii iii" no... oil... iii-I... m”...
m. polarisation or out. 5 or a on ‘ .. Texan p... on as or; am 24% mm m”; ”wfimmm
amt unit 4.: vacuum aw C ‘ ‘ . Union Pile tarot 1am. mg. 124 '
A ID TO TN to our-mime am 05 BIC CISS HS 555 SIC U 8 Rubber u 41 to or “1’ “’1 1"“ "“1 “WWW
13on «ION lino nu. ,’ , - M ' II ' RIOS ' ' u a Steel sort. or II or. . ..
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MLIOMNWILL coir.
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our lithe-n. “alumni
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U a Steel :II tin-i ioonwrorlsi. “in?
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