muons «H.
Inn-I-
.lusTT outlet AT run
new, care-oar:
Easter Goods
As spot: so anvwnsnc.
PRICIC GOOD AND LOW
TOO.
AT
LAN E’S
st Manolo-run or.
Local News Nllles.
Read Joseloff‘s specials in his ad-
Vertislng space.
The “white" sale is still on at Road‘s,
Look over the ad. for details.
Miss Alice Mahoney, of Danbury, was
a .visitor ill town yesterday.
Bernard Collins is confined to his
home with a severely ulcerated tooth.
William a. Parnralee, of Norwalk, is
ill Springfield. Mass, on a business
trip.
You take no chances when you buy
your coal at Hirshfleld & Son‘s. Read
their ad.
A. J. Collins & Company are flir-
nishing the residence of George Dance
in Barton.
Mrs O A. Shipman was taken to the
the Norwalk Hospital yesterday, for
an operation
You can get. Connecticut River shad
direct fromtheriver. at Cutbill‘s
Bridge Market. Road the ad.
if you are looking for a becoming
but go to Miss 'l‘illotson's. She has
everything in the latest styles.
Thursday, Friday alrd'Satul-tiay of
this week there will 0 a rousing sale
of dry gdods at the Boston Store. Read
the ad.
Two boxes of magazines and a num-
ber of glasses of Jelly have been re‘
ceived at the Norwalk Hospital from
Mrs. Clarence E. Slant-ion
—-Puritan Laying Food for sale by
1311), Lawton}; Co.-
..... . i
Madam Murray has removed to I.
Elizabeth street parlor floor, wiierc
you will find everything first class
and strictly private.
The publishers of d New York maga-
zine have awarded Newsdcaler John
'1‘. Hayes with a check for $3, for in
crease in sales. .
Seventeen years and hundreds of
graduates in excellent positions is the
guarantee of the reputation and good
standing of the Merrill College. Road
the ad.
The third degree was conferred at
the meeting of Old Well Lodge. F. and
A. iii. last night. The degree was fol-
lowed by a banquet, which all enjoyed
to the utmost.
A regular business meeting of the
Woman’s Guild of Trinity Episcopal
t'hnrch was held last evening and ar-
rangemens were made for a supper to
be held on May 28. '
Mrs. Ethel Baker, who was acci-
dentally shot last week at her home
itr Day street, is.getting along nicely
at the Norwalk Hospital. Yesterday
she was able to sit. tip for the first
time since her removal to tlrnt insti-
tution. -
‘ All members of the King's Daugh-
IIJI'H of the South Norwalk Congrega'
tional Church are requested to meet
ill the east parlor oi the church at the
close of the regular prayer meeting
tomorrow evening, as business of im-
portance is to be transacted.
Among those who are attending the
session of the state grand council of
Red iiicn today in New London are
Deacon Willianr Miller. Theodore 0i-
son .lr.. A. M Poiflman. A. B Frec-
mail, it. .i. Smith, John Tryon. J. A.
ilubbcii. Jr.
/
Uncut-r 'l‘ribc. No.26. I. O. R. M.. held
a regular meeting last evening. at its
wigwanl ill Washingtoa street. The
rcport of the committee on the re-
cent masquerade ball was read and
accepted showing the affair to havo
been a great success.
A large number of Norwaik pollti~
clans wont to Hartford this morning.
and will remain tlntii tomorrow, when
the Legislattlrc will ballot for a candi-
date for United States Senator. Con-
gressman is .l. Hill has strong backing
in Folrflelrl counties and several other
’ sections of the state.
~
The launch Eva L . error which has
been undergoing a thorough overhaul-
ing at the letter and of Smith street
will be placed in commission for ‘tha
season. Saturday. The boat was pur-
chased by John H. ’Pagan, of Yonkers.
N. Y., who will keep her in these
waters and» Yonkers.
muons “t. ox: ram
THII :IIPAIIATION OF CALI-
MVA IIv PIC OLYULIAN
IDAn .O‘TIIIDII IUI'FININO
'INDIOII'I’IO AND ALI...
FOR SALE
We offer for all. at I bargain and
on any term: tho homcctud of Wm.
and In first clan condition.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
74 Wuhlngton strut, South Nomalk.
The Iron Moulders iinlon now most:
in A 0. H. Hall. in Wall street. in-
stead of in the Phoenix block. The
first meeting at the new quarters was
held last night.
A new runway is being built betwaen
the freight house on the Smith street
steamboat dock to the plant of the
St. George Pulp and Paper Company.
to facilitate the shipment of the pro-
duct, which amounts to something like
fifteen tons a day at the present time.
This is only half of the capacity of the
plant. btlt the machinery is not yet
running smoothly eonugh to permit
full speed. Another schooner load of
pllip arrived today for the company.
W
GPEAR PLEADS GUILTY.
m-.-
Charged With Maklhg False Entries
in Bank's Books. ’
CLEVELAND. 0., May :l.-—A. B.
Spear, cashier of the closctl Citizens'
Bank of Oberlin, today, in the United
States District Court, cntcrcd a plea
of guilty to one count. of the indict.-
ment charging hilrl with making false
entries in the bank's books. District.
Attorney Sullivan recommended that
all other indictments against Spear.
containing 15 counts. be nollctl.
Judge Taylor at once sentenced
Spear to seven years' imprisonment in
the Ohio Penitentiary.
EQUITABLE MEN MUST APPEAR.
Justice Bischoff Signs Order for Alex-
ander, Hydc and Tarbell.
NEW YORK. May 3.-.lust.icc Bisc-
hoff today signed an order directing
President James W. Alexander. Vice-
i’residcnt .ltllncs littzcn iiytle and
VicoPresidcnt Gage E. 'I‘ar.bcll of the
Equil ablei Life Assurance Society to
appear before him ill the Supreme
Court on May it lor the purpose of
being examined and making a deposi-
lloll as to the facts and circumstances
under which the so-calied amended
charter of the Equitable Society was
adopted.
THE WORLD'S TRYST.
We fain would walk abroad
Spring,
impatient to begin it;
Like. other fair oncs swcct, she calls,
“i'rn ready in a minute!"
with
We fl'ct and fuse, and watch the clock.
The minutes larger looming;
Spring dons a robe of tender green,
A dash of faint perfunring. '
And when at last she comes to its
80 l'air do We behold her; '
So radiant and beautiful.
We have no heart to scold lrcr.
—-—Puck.
P. D, Q. WANT "AD."
“7iillif‘l.i”“nii{ht away quick. it lil'll'N
mason to btrild a chimney on the Mur-
dock borne on Walnut trill. The owner
is tired of living on cold health foods
and other kinds of horse feed, and
wants to start a fire and fry sonic
but-on anti make some real coffee to go
with the hardtack.«Wnnl “Ad." itr lat.
dorado (Kan) Gazelle.
‘MI'S. Hiram ()ffen~—I think wc'li get
along. Bridget, if you can only manage
not to disobey me.
New Servnntm—«Fnith. we kin fix tllot.
alsy, munr. Let me do as 0i piase an“
don‘t give me any ortlcrs.—-i’hliadei~
phla Press.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking (loos cul'c children of
bed wetting. if it. did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this, Mrs.
M. Summers. Box 516. Notre Dame.
ind. will solid her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Writo lrcr today if your children trott-
ble you ill this way. Don't. blame the
him. The chances are it can't help
0.
THE 'rrtus'r COMPANY lB POPU
because it accommodates all classes
of people through its various depart-
meals.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
is modern in every respect.
it. can take care of your business or
savings deposits, act as your executor.
administrator, guardian or trustee,
furnish you with a safe deposit box.
foreign exchange. travelers checks or
lnvootmon‘ts. What can it do for you?
W
’INELLNS
annular. concourse. I , .
AT COLEMAN’S
l
I. Rood, Bunltt and Quintard avomf
Lot about 137x200. All improvement»
an “rolls.
SUCCESSORS TO
South Norwailt.
“iii! us .
iou are absolutely safe
on,
The Grain Business is
other in which thelisks at
l profits
You can eliminate all
i 'llrc bcs
whose
Buy Oats 'ihais glean
in the interest of the iittlt.
Baby (‘hitk llood
Cllitk Manna
f thg
Fonsidcralc lit atnrent always.
Ltcly wrong made right, no matter
Our 6‘ t Oulrantcc: Sutton
. faction or“ Money Back.
for Young Melt.
‘ Distinctiv styles in Suite
for young n-full of snap
and ginger ado especially
for young lows of pro-
nounced tastes. All we ask
is to have you come in and
have a try-on. The Suits will
do the rest.
The town's biggest range
of new patterns in mixtures
and gray effects is here.
Broad shoulders, wide col-
lars and iapcis, loose vented
backs and perfect hang rare
the features which distin-
guish the Coats; Trousera'are
regular pcg- top. .
Prices begin at $8.50 and
end at $25; but prices can’t
begin to express the style and
quality in these smart Suits.
They must be seen to be
fully appreciated.
Spring everything but
shoes. for man and ‘boy.
comsro'cx BROS.
Tcl. Cali, 32-2
a peculiar one. We know of no
9 greater ltr proportion to the
risks by placing your order-s
. 1.“.
with us because you can rely
t grain carefully screened,
fault
MANUEL T. HATCH.
01168
W. P. BEERS,
IOOK AND STA
TIONERY STORED.
6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.49 Wall so. Norwalk. '
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION.
Wuhan:
MANIGURING so
i
Containing
Onc box Nail Powder.
One piece Toilet Pumice.
.Ono Orangowoqp Stick.
Six Emory Hairdo.
lll llll :lll unis
hoe them in’tho window.
The Clifford Pharmacy
Tho Prescription Store.
CORNER OF BO. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STE.
.0. NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. CALL 1&2.
Maples it Itiddsolrmidt tic.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSIONIBROKERS.
Dcalcro in
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Swsrtz a. Corbett Block, 30. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, ltiziti n. lll.—".‘\ l’ow
spccialtics showcd sharp gains on the
opening transactions today. but all but
a few of the principal stocks were low.
or. Declines run off about a point in
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Erie
1st pfd.. United States Siccl pftl..
Smelling and Colorado Fuel. United
States Steel full '53. Consolidated
Gas rebounded 4 from yesterday's (1f?-
clinc. Northern Pacific rose 1% and
Lead and Metropolitan Securities
large fractions.
WALL STREET. ii a, lllr—‘Hltis cu
c‘otllagotncnl was extended to the bull
faction to continue the rise will th. cl
-. in after the opening. At the higher
level us was the case yesterday blocks
of s-lcu l\ were fed out. and ill a bricl’
tllnc pilttlti uclc declining rapidly.
I) alfliif‘l buycru threw orer their - .tocks
and the glacial tone hetilll‘.‘ tilllli‘
weak, fir-cut Northern pl‘d. lint] risclr
2 and Northern Pacific 7 points, brl‘
the advances u't-l'c pretty well canccll.
tlti lirtcl‘.
WALL STREET, Ntioll. The dull
trading reflected subsidence of apt-cu
lation. Strength In a few slot-ks
brought a languid l‘t‘sminsc and thc
drooping tendency was renewed. Tiler-c
was large buying of the Erica, the sec.
ontl i’l‘tl. rising 2%. A judicial dc-
(’iSitIil in its favor in a tax flSht-‘Sslllt‘li‘
(also induced a rise Of a point in \il'
tropolitan Street Railway and 13.. in
Metropolitan Securities. cfore noon
prices of unity stocks were lower than
, before. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—-—ilrgcrtt
sclllng orders were not ill evidence
but the market nevertheless gradually
worked lower. St. Paul, Union Pacific.
Louisville & Nashville and the United
States Steel stocks encountered opposi~
lion on every rally. Chicago, St. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha lost 5 and
Northwestern 6 points of their buoyant
rise of yesterday.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wire: of
The Maples & Goldschnrldt 00., Com
mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
V N .. ‘ Open. lligh. Low.
Seventeen Years, Aural (lop 8114 am. aw, sol.
.. . ‘ . . . .. . . . .. Am C a. Ft‘o 341,9, 3!. 341s 35
AND illustrators or (.liAiwAilub mum: EACLLLlaNl POSlTiONS Am (2 r. r in 1.9.1,, 9.41,, We as».
s v ‘ .' no ‘J ,3 p r ,3 IT ‘ 7 V ' , N All] CON 0” 33% 33‘,“ 32:? 32‘}
15 A (Ill‘ll‘hlll 01 TH] S ANDlhO AND REPUTATION Oil Anl ice iii 38% 38% 38V: 381/:
0 Am Loco -lil til 47% 4x
Merrlll ‘ 0116 e Alli Smelt 114% 111‘); “2% llIiI/J.
0 Am Sugar 137% 1377... 137% 1377..
_ A '1‘ ll: S Fe 841,5 84% 84 84%
SEND FOR CA'I‘ALOGI'E A ND Fl'lll. PARTICULARS. A '1‘ & S F pf 1mg,“ 101a.4 10‘le 101th
. - . Built) & Ohio 106% 1069 Hill 1061”.
. M. A. MERRILL, Princrpal. “my" it '1‘ 01% 62 A 6074'. “M
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Circa & Ohio 5071.. Eli 501,; 50%.
I" W - _ w, _.__..... m (.‘hi d: N w are 226 23h 22s
(in ("it West gory, 21 203;. 20H,
ONLY PLACE 'N TOWN OF NOE Ch M 8; Si. P 171%. 1.31»; 171% 172'.
WALK THAT HAS CONNECTICU (30] I“ «L l “w 45% 4.. .1414
RIVER SHAD DIRECT FROM RIVER. Col South 1’? 27% Lilli); 27%
HANDLE NO OTHERS. (Ion Gilt: tilt; liilill'; Hilly. lolly;
Del & Hull Milli/1 liltili liiti liili
Rockport steak Cod, 100 lb. Er“, _ 43% 4312' 42% 43%
Blue Fish, We "9- Eric lat pf 777ml. 79% Til 70
Weak Fish, 10° lb. lll Central ltilll/2 tutti/,3 1:39:54. 1596;,
Lou A’r Nash Hill 147‘," Nd liltiéii.
“ma" carp' n 8° 'b' Manhattan Milli; Hull; ltili 163%,
All other kinds of Flo , Oysters and M... St Ry m, “9% ”a ”3%
Giants. Mex (qut 2””; 217/; Bibi; 217%..
LIVE LOBSTERS SATURDAY. M K & 'I‘ 27% 27% “mi “-734
' ' ' flKréklil‘ M 33v 331/ 32v 3%
‘ 0 cc 0 . . . A;
ll. Gulblll sliridgll flsh Market N... p... m; m; ..,.;, ,.,.,,
Tclomonc, 108. , Free Delivery. N V cm" "' WW. 144% ”3 “3'4
~ ‘ Norf & \ out 7M4; 78% 777.1. 78%
‘ ““ " “M ' ' " “W w... w Ont & West 5m. 52 51% 51%
HOYT o FREEMAN m 3... m
9 Penn it It 130% 140 139% 189%
REPRESENTING i‘éo Gas 105 105 lildl/g 104%
‘ Prep 8 Car lift 39 38% 38%
. H ' Reading till 98% 92% 92%
a rry H I Hoyt & co. ’ [top Stool iii-'56 18% ”5% 18%
B k . flock island 29%, 29% 2??“ £2322.
Hub Goods 31% 31% 3 A.
an 21's and Brokers! South rat: to coil. to soil.
stocks. loads, drain and Cotton Bought and acid for Ouch or on Margin. Sou Ry Co 311/. 31% :ll .llu.
, » Sou Ry Co pf 98% 961/. 90% will,
Member New Yorkponaolidatcti stock Exchange. Direct private wiro. Tenn C & , 85% 85% 83% 83%
New York, 41 and til Wall Iltreot. . Brooklyn. 871 Fulton “not. Texas Pro 33 33 321,4. 32%
a , ‘ I 'I
count NORWALK. recur-s. , HOYT’S THEATRE colLomo. gram, 1:32: 1&2: $3“ ‘25“
Market foroout Every Morning at 10 0'0““. ~ U o Stool . 32% 132% 32 32
“M“: “I“ .... d“ U s steel pf 100%. 101 1001/. 1001/.
Wabash 20% 20% 2d 20
A Carload of Wabash pf 42% . 42% 42a 42%
' Welt Un Tel 98 - 93 till 93~
' Wilt Cent. 20%“ 20% 20% 20%
IANK ITATIMENT. .
a rm Sales to 12 m. , 00.300I
Just received at
aegOns
RUBOILL BAG! WED.
NYACK. N. Y. Mby auto. 0. Baird.
. for your: an accountant for Russell
. taste. the banker. has brought suit in
’ film the lire“m ‘obtnt this county
‘ It. totals nooks lined to
a hint for ”Mic. Saucy
[ Athletic Looks
Seilcck ti Price, Head to foot Outfitters.
'5 "\ SHOULD BE PLAYED U‘P. ,'
lIN
at
If your figure is good, spread it out. Our Double Breast-“1
ed Sacks are gymnasiums of strength. They square trade)! the
muscular and bolster up the" drooping. Come over and its
. .
vigorous. . Jr
‘ a.
. Shoes for Men.
Distinctive and Classy. In keeping with the highest art
8
of dressing.
All the latest creations in Shirts and Wash Tics.
our Children’s Clothing Department dresses your boy.
complete from Hat to Shoes. . .,
SELLECK 8. PRICE
Clothiers 'and Furnishcrs. ‘
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTHNORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2.
Good Help in Buying.
POTATOES—We continue to fool away Potatoes below first coat.
peck now. Will be higher soon. i have a few potatoes that are not first
rate. 10c peck. 35c bushel. Some of these will do for cced. Malno
Stoolt Green Mountain Variety. Come and see them.
BUTTER continues to mount up in price. Wholesale out now 34:.
My price 364;. Pure butter only sold here.
EGGS—Saturday is egg time. Come to me with confidence and got
the best stock as low priced as the best can be sold.
SPECIAL EASTER CAKE SALE.
r em. a urrant cake; Vanilla Cookie holds its flavor; iced Cake,
a gifgclli‘cgkc. thec Icing don‘t get hard or sticky. Just right. Rural Bit
cult. A nice Molasses Cake. Butternut Cookie, good. All told at tho
special price of 10c lb.
Hope to be of good use to the good people of our city.
LORENZO DIBBLE
IELEPHONE CALL 26—4.
.q
.,
Pillsbury's. silt Medallion "lillr and lanes .,
Per bag 850 Per bbi. $6. 75
l‘ . ~ ’ ii rec lk.. 150., per bu., 50c
‘M‘lll‘yf’. f‘f‘i .‘.‘.".‘T .'. . . .‘ ................................ .. 3 c... 2..
Fancy cucumbers, radishc 5, Bermuda onions, new potatoes, wax beans,
parsley. bunch carrOta, hunch oniommhubarb. and Strawberries. HQmo
grown spinach and kale. ‘ , .
LARGE ASSORTM ENT OF ORANGES.
UNITED GROCE .. .0... 3..
§%.N£:JWIAEI¢,'%TS.T EAST NORWALK. 0T. .
Tet... 26—3. ‘ TEL. 319—3. .
BLINK! BLINK! BLINK i
Blink no more. When your eyes the anti ache—when they become
“watery" and srtrart~”.'lllt'l‘ S 'l‘lllt‘ '1‘ Hill) to tare for them—to take meas-
ure to preserve them and pleyent complicated eye trouble. Have your eyes
examined at once. . .
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
out i). United Bank Building, r South Nbrwnlk, Conn;
“0 Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Ofiice hours 8-11: 45 12. 45—6: 00. Saturday evenings. 7—0.
1
Spring lamb in Season.
No matter how excellent our heel!
for steaks or roasts is, once in a while
you want a change. .If tender lamb
suits your fancy better. we are abund»
mttly able to meet your every wish.
What we ask now is an opportunity to
fill your most orders. for we know very
well we can do Just that to your lik—
l J. W. ' DODGEc
aucccuor to Jacob Sohaub.
22 Washington Street. .. Phone 822.2.
lb fills a”... triallilouse
33 SOUTH MAIN 811, 80. NORWALK.
fillillllllll "1....
ill ,,
I
and Girls’ Guild.
Coats, Skills. thltlts Silk Shirt Waist. Stilts, slut Dress suits anti nun i"
Clearing sale of our entire line of Ladles', ~ Misselt'
Coats. Everything must no. as we need the room for summer goodl. ,4} ‘ .
-
Come early and get your choice.
AND OLAOIII MUIT II CI'IANOIDr
EYES, NHNNGN
Ofth one attributes clock of alumni of vision. to MI
when IIII plum are wholly to blame. Would It not be well to
Mar cyc- oxamlncd again? m," .. ......... . M
IT'S cairn. ‘ .
.l,
, fir.
, 7'; will
mo diamond it ten months .
Norwalk Chronicler