3.3353133 finculuareu I11.
thrillers Notes.
marshal
Butler Lodge. 1, O, 0. 3I1‘.. will hold 11
regular niectlng‘1 tomorrow evening.
1 ‘is'*'spending the
3 The hon Mpulders‘ Union is planning
to hold a snicker a week from Thurs-
tltt)’. k
9
hat-11113111111511.1111, of North Main
titlreet. is laid up with a sprained an-
e.
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Herman
“iii meet tomorrow night in Mystic
Chain Hail.
The annual election of ofllcers ot'
the lschoda Club will take place on
Friday night.
———-
St. Johns 12.111.11.11 and A. M.
Norwnik will center the steam] degiec
Thursday night
.
A. J. Collins, 1311 South N111wnlk.for
meriy of Danbury. spent Sunday at
his former home there.
. 11___ 1. 1'
Smith mothers. Binghamton, N.
have been succeeded by Johnson and
'l‘iiman ~1‘he American Hatter.
——.3-—.d-&-—-—~—-
Elm Grove street and Sound View
avenue have been staked for a new
line of poles 101 the telephone people.
m-
There is one thing we have never
been able to understand why ladies
will buy harmful cosmetics when Hol
Iister's Rocky. Mountain Tea makes
clear complexions. (iii-cents, Tea or
Tablets. Pluisted's Drug 810111..
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds oi
liethlehem. will hold a regular set--
sion tomortow night in Ited Mons
liall
The 111qu min-111111] Elizabeth
(Min 1etnrned yesterday from New
York. after a few duys' visit with
friends. ' ’ ‘
'I‘lie ltcv. James H. O'Donnell, rector
of St. Mary's Church, and John- 'I‘.
Hayes left town this morning on their
Southern trip. .
The cases of Popp, McGovern and
Silk charged with robbing James .icn
plugs of Connecticut avenue will 11111
11'ch Saturday morning at 9:30.
linens l-lnymalters held 11 regular
business meeting last evening. it was
voted to postpone-the meeting which
was to have been held on April in.
until April 23. at which time a 11111.11:
will be Initiated and a supper served
The regular confirmation class of
Trinity Episcopal Church will hold 1
meeting this evening at 7:15 o'clock
As this may be the last meeting be-
i‘ore confirmation. all members oi’ tht
cvcuiug class are asked to attend.
Clothlei' Willis ll. Sellet'lt bus 111'
rnnuod to supply the baseball teams in
the Third Regiment Baseball League
with uniforms. There are four com-
panies I11 the league. l) anti F, of Nor-
waiit, H. of Stamford. and B. of Bridge-
port.
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luveuttn'y- oi the stock or 11‘. 13).
Lyon and Company. shoe dealers. in
being taken, and the business will
probably be purchased by George I).
Koelor. who for some time has operat-
ed a shoe store at 159 Washington
street.
..................
The sun 1ises at ii: 30 these 1110111
inns and sets about 6:10 making the
length of the titlys hbonl twelve and
three-quarters hours. The April lull
moon comes In on the morning of the
9th and there “will be a new moon on
the 22d.
Douglas FawI‘r Post. (1. A. it. held
a meeting lust. evening, at which a
committee. wa appointed to finalist!
for Momtn‘isi . The committee
comprises Caleb and James H. the
runs. Samuel Mott William Cushman
nlltI James ltuIIoll.
While Icing more the at 011 Watts
worth ssuitarium this morning 11111
whittletreo of the Putnam Hone ioni-
puny» wagon broke while ascending
the hill. The truck was hooked on
to the back of Old Well Hook and
l adder truck and the two horses drag
and the whole Fire Department home.
Harmon Dooland, Hurry Gates. The-
man Kelley Ind Amilcre erhola char-
ged with 1111111011110 prints property
and with listing thrown Irons: and
broken windh ‘11th the fsctory of
the J. Ind 3.0II11 Company were he-
tore the town court this 1111101111111 but
the cues ,worul‘mtinuod until litur-
1 this eveul 11
‘ anion with?
- . 1111
“ 11111111 31111111
‘ Tomasot’mm'u
1 Company! will drill at the armory
+W 13
Mrs. 311311113111 Hyii’p. 111111111011.htm
g a: the Norwalit Hospital for trout-
en
' Miss Jennie 103111111111 has mum a no
LNeiIon in his 818'
tionery store.
Gould Saunders has returned from
a Visit to Dunbilril. Where he has
been visiting his lion.
Henry M. Hoyt, of 3 Chestnut street.
Is at the Norwaik Hospital, where he
will be operated on today.
MIS. John H. Ferris. who has been
wintering at Daytonu. Florida is to
1111111 for Norwallt, Aplii 29.
William Benton has returned from
a visit. to Ridgefleid and is going to
the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Foote arriv-
cti home today11’ron1 Daytona. Fla.
where they have been spending the
winter.
Charles (1111111. the Water street shoe
maktu was taken to the Stamford Hos
pital, this morni .‘tm treatment. Mr.
Gale has stomac trouble
A regular business meeting of the
South Norwulit Fire Police was held
last evening. The new pool table has
bet-111 installed and is very satisfactory
to the members.
Mrs. M. A. Merrill, of Merrill Busi-
ness Colleges. In South Norwalit and
Stamford. has returned from 11 trip to
Florida. having visited St. Augustine
and other places of interest.
A drunken man was discovered this
arrested by Captain Pennington. as-
slhlt‘tl by Clarence. Brush. The fellow
was too drunk to tell his name.
Miss li'enc Dufnnlt. of West avenue.
has bot-1.11 at the Norwalk Hospital for
several days suffering from appendi-
citis. ii is not as yet known wheth-
cr it will be necessary to operate or
not.
William MoGione, of 20 Stewart. arc-
uuc. was operated on today for some
trouble of the tongue. The operation
was performed at. the Norwaiit Hospi-
ml by Drs. Tracey and Walter illich-
cock.
A child fell out of a carriage this
morning in front. of Baxter’s drug store
In South Main street. Asidt1 from a
nose liked the child sustained no in-
iuiies it was taken .‘0 its home in
3131 avvnuh
The monthly meeting of 11111 Pas
time Athletic Club will he held tonight
at 8 o‘clock. in Randall's Hull. East
.‘lorwallt. The iirsi team of Mystic
Chain Lodge will play a game of 1111.»:
keibail with 11111 Pastimes.
NEW BRUNSWICK EXPORTS.
S'i‘ iOIlNS. l\'. 1’. Am” 1——3l 1111
complete statistics 01‘ winter season
inst closed sliow'oti 11 remarkable in-
'rcusc in the value of. exports from
'hls port to England and South Africa,
The total value of exports to date is
317785.337, an increase of over No
000.000 over the. season of 111114-1005.
Due-sixth of this amount was repro-
1ctitt1ti by United States produce. it Is
estimated by shippers 1hat iinal ti';
'ircs will show 11 total‘ value1 of exports
‘1xcet'tiiug the sum of ”0.000.000-
FARTHER LIGHTS SOCIETY.
A may pleasant and Interesting
11111111111: of the l1‘arii11-r liights Society
1f ”11.1 South Ntuweik Baptist Church
“as Ilt‘IiI inst 111111111g.’11pc1s were
read In M111. Albert Morgan, Miss
i‘ht'rit1 I)"A110i1-1.Miss Ethel Robins
111.111 sum 1111011111 and 111111. 11111111 Cur.
its. Miss Lillian Smith tendered scv
11.1.1111“
Ndminislninr
is the
Trust Company
Combining the
maximum oi
EXPERIENCE
3 PROFIC ENUY
‘ltESPO Sililbi.
'uni radiations,
with the mini-
mum OF
UNCERTAINTY
DELAY
EXPENSE.
The
South North
Tutsi to.
acts as ADMINIS-
TRATOR, EXEC-
UTOR. TRUE.
TEE AND GUAR
3 DIAN.
- Capital 850. 000
Surplus $25,000.
LItIIt LInI of
1.1.1.1 [loads
in town.
Carrying 'tuII line of Bpsuiding and
Draperd Maynard floods.
1101111 In Woodward avenue and was .
. ' ‘ ‘ I .151
1 . r
a 1 .
. ‘
Wearing something new on Easter Day‘ II3 said to invite good
’ luck the rest of the year. True or not. its trite that wearing
good clothes increases your chances of success. 3
Here are the clothes: smart new greys in a preclusion of varied
effects; reliable blues and black. for men tired 'qf gray. and all
to to $25
Pick your Easter Suit now;_ it's to your advantage, and we'll
lay it said: if you wish. -
Your Spring hat, overcoat and furnishings are waiting for you.
Our show of good wears was never so varied and complete as it
it now. Come and see.
‘
We have been selling grain for fifteen years and have
made a reputation for selling the best quality and giving
the best service We the going to stick to that same
quality the same care in delivering and we believe that
by den ing with us you will obtain better results than
from any one else.
Seine of the goods we have to utter:
For Horses and Cattle. For Poultry.
.-. i
No. 1 Outs. (11.1111 Manna. 11‘
Fancy Outs. Chick Feed.
3 H. 0. Feeds. (31'. Corn.
Hay Meal. ‘1‘
golrn. “.30. Feeds.
8 t. ' 3‘ (ir t.
Bran. I I I ' Rn Shells.
Wheat Feed. ilcci‘ Scraps. 1
Cut Hay. All Grains.
Gluten Feed. ‘ I Pratt’s Food.
international Foods.
Wheat. ,1
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HA_TCI1I. ,.
.A FULL LINN-"E 03F
Spauiding’s Basebailggiloods.
including mils. gloves, bails. 3‘ toe 3 plates.
heel plates etc.
At W. RBEERS’
49 WALL 8T" NORWALK. 6 80. MAIN 383135, 80. NORWALK.
Preparation
is one of the chief factors or success.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
offers facilities for 11 thorough business training.
M. A. MERRILL, Principal. 80. NorwIiIt. Conn.
u.-. ....
WICS’i‘POIl'l‘ SMEL'I‘ .......... l.1’11' III. IIAl‘lIIOCK .................... .71' lb.
ROE Sl-iAl) ................... 101' Ill. ALI. (l'I‘IlI'ZR KINDS OF FISH.
iiI’CK SIIAI) ................. IL'1' lb. OPENED LONG (ZIIAMS ....... 301' qt.
................. 131' lb. (HIE INI’UII'I‘ ()YS’I‘ERS.
STEAK (‘()ll
Gutbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
Free Dclivcryw
Goad Clothing at $I0
It you have the least doubt of the goodness of our popuiIr
$7 and $10 Linc
let this fact dispel it. Since our $7 and $10 union was organized
We have sold quantities of Suits and Overcutl It 87 Ind 810 Old
and haven't 11.11 Iny complaints. These are the only garments said
at the price warranted to hold the IhIpe until worn out.
All Wool Black Thibet SuitI, All Wool Cheviot Suits. excellent
1 Wanted Suits. in the newest ngyI; II good II custom tailored. All
cut on newest models—long coats, side and «11th van“. huvy lI-
geis. Xgnctian and Anna lined, high [1111: garments in Ivory «on.
7 In re.
Sprld Coats of strictl Ill wool black unfinilhed Worsted Ind
all wool ovens, lined wit hi git grade Venetiln all through; 1906
center vent models, equal to custom tailored, for are.
CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS of «Mott lull-weight wnri
Itcd, trimmed with high grade .VchctiIn; cut on I 1906 model full
511 inch 10113.de vents. Uneéuolled for ion tin one-third more.
. ' GET THE HABIT. GO TO
Inflated in the new models, to fit you well and dress you right.
. was I member or the Boston
, You probably need no her
box of Stationery. This eelt._
We g'ive you an opportunit
3 purchase a box of lntaigio Parcilo
1119111 Papei, containing
60 Sheets Paper. *7
50 13111113101105.1111
221313 3
’i he intalgio Parchment Is3one
ot the finest papers madeiand
usually retails at 401: per btix.
See them In the window.3
lhe tilifford Pharmticy
I
The Prescription Store:
Telephone, 16—2. 1
I
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Wm...
Maples it Gohschmidl 00.
t incorporated)
COMMISSION 111101113113.
3 Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Brain 3 and
Cotton.
Swartz G. Corbett Block. So. Norwalk.
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TODAY IN WALL C‘I‘IIEKT
11 A 1.1. S'l‘lti'ZE'l‘, 111; 111. :1. lit-111111111.
ing prices in the stock market. today
were changed narrowly from last night
except in special slot k1. Gains and
losses were mixed with the gains pro-
dominating Missouri I’nt'lflt has 11
feature with 11 rise of I '1'. in the fllHi
few minutes. Amalgamated Copper
and Hocking ton] gained a point and
Brookivn Transit and National Lead
large iinclious. Consolidated this tell
a point. 3 ‘
WAIJI. S'I‘REET. ii a. Ill.“""3SI0(‘IiH
did not maintain an own course for
:1111 length of time “11 lriegiulnrin
rising from the heavy realizing. n1] tht1
1'll’tuis to put selected 111111115 Iilghci.
l1'or 1111 inn-r1111 1111111- 11111. 111.111 when
moved cousistenth upward with a
large demand [oi the spctialliii11s.i.ii-
gent selling of Consolidated Gas then
began and when it broke 1119M: the en 3
tirt1 market tell back. Later the IIII‘r
log of ilrtmklyn 'l‘runsii bud :1 11111111111“
lituiy sustaining effect.
WALL STREET, Ntm11.w~'l‘lil' 111111.
tinuent'c of the firm tail 1111111111 rate
with loans at 111111111 si‘x p111' 11-1311, and
”10 {111111111 weakness of Consolidated
(Ills Weight-d on sentiment anti pi"i(11~l
receded 1011 level generally below. last
night. 'i‘lit1 trading bet-1111111 1'11l’y dull
111 11111 l't"t‘tt’Sl1lItln and tin-1'11 was :‘t brisk
rally at noon. Bonds Wt'l't1 rcgnlhi'.
WALI. S’i‘ltEE'l‘ l p. 111.-~1'l‘iu- rally
which set in at midday continued until
hourly I o‘clock. and iu the interim
some of tin..- 111p prices were made part-
icularly I11 Aniulguiuutcd (loppur. Un-
ion i'at'itic and some of the low priced
sput'iliiics.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private vireo of
The Maples & Goldschmidt Co Com
mission Brokers. Bwsrtz & o(Iorhett
Block, South Norwailt. Telephone 168.
Open High l.ow1(.‘iose.
Aniui Cop. ill! It’ll; lil‘t'. 112211;:
Am. C. & I". (,7. If)?“ 115% ~15 413%.
A. t). £1. I". 11. I03 1031.4. ltlll 103%
111111111111. 311,; 11-11.. 31-1; 3171..
A111. Ice. (16% 57 1’16 513%
A111. loco. 7i Ti 70 7034
11.111 Sun-ii Milli" 1153i. 1131111111114
Alli. Sugar ”2‘14 11137... MIMI-1‘2
& S, Fe. 913% 95% 9459/41 95
littllo. A't Ohio 114511 ll-I‘il. llil’ll3 11411
I'I'Itlyn R. 'l‘. 88% 1111111., 88% 887.11
(Thea. & Ohio 110%, 6099 601,41 130%
i‘lil. d'r N. W. 213 "1333 213 Lilli’it.
C (It. West 21%). 2H),. 2l‘1 .l'li/
(‘ M, F81 8. I3’ 179% ”My 178% 119%
CUI (C I. I17 II? III) 3 “VII.
(.‘ol South 'i [1711 'lti ' if)? '15?
(ion. 01111 III) ”0'." “WV; 137%“
Del. St Hill]. 209 209 209 3 209
I131 I11 115% “17.1.. 4.5% 45%
‘r|.t1 1111. plti. 79% 711% 71114 711%
(loll. Idiot I73 I73 173 I7'l
”111.191 Nittili 1.11.91. 15"14. ”12 "12%
Melt. (711m. at. 91.2 5% 21': 215%
M. K. & 'i‘. :10 311% 36 1 36
M. K. It '1‘. p. 1’72711 727.1. 721 72%
Mo. P1111, int till “it 117 9799
Nut. II-uui. 82% 81% 821/. 114%
N. Y. (71-11. “13% HMS 1151141ng
Nori'. & West. 90511 110% 811 90%
Out. It West. [12% {12% M". MIA.
P1111. Mail. 411% «191. M 411%
Penn. It, It. 140% “0% Hit 140%
Poo. (in “it. ill» 94 ’ 95
Pros. 5. Car. (1514.3 511% M 54%
Reading. 12895 1:18“. 1879 138
Rep. Steel 32% 32% 32 32%
Rock Island 2895.. 2816 281.1. 28%
South. Pan. 7014 70% till, 70
8011. 11y (311.11% 1171111 1“ Iii/I
Hon. lty Co. pl02‘li. 102% 102 102%
'I‘ehn 1C. It I. 150 161 iii llil
rem. 111.1,. 1111.1 31-91. 11111, 31%
Union. 111.11. 111111. 1111111. 11113 11111, 3
11 11.1111th 116.91 111111 1.111111.
11‘. a steel 13111. 11111. 111 11111.
11. 8. steel p. 101 1111 101
101'
28
Ill
23
thsh
I 60 3
without: $1 50%
N April
than or roots Ind french. wit one»
It 2‘1 Into Iii-act thin city an unused
its IIIiInhient ted». 1111 flog:
60911
«thongs. in trade circles it
8. --'rh111 n 11111111303
III ' '
tint the (allure wan not run In II
:00“;ng oi the firm I o a. 11E. ,
and custom-made. they fit with strikingstyle. 3,
YOUR SIZE IS YOUR FIT.
WEAR.
ft "
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SvLLECK 81 PR
98 WASHINGTON ST.
Spring Shirts, Neckwear and Hats.
Telephone Cali 165-5.
II.
..
‘ .
Pie Pineapple Grated, In .11.... 10:. II a “repeater."
plea from one can said a Customer. She bought the second time.
101: '
Cider. Am promised some fine cider, expect it in time for Saturday. bili-
ineII 251: gallon. ,
Cake. Fresh arrival. Wiii go good with cider.
Coffee. Fine, fresh lot just In. Now is the chance to get Ionic ,II‘
best condition.
Societies supplied when entertainment: are given. at reduced 1: It,
you will say it came from Dibbies’ Put it against anything going for 11mm
32c Ih.
Molasses. You have heard theiament that now we get no .oId “3
ioned New Orleans moiassas. Butwe have it here and new, Illicit
hasty pudding. Finest product extant. 551: a gallon.
Smoked Sardines from Norway. Ask to taste them. 121: can.
Tetiey's Woods. and Lipton: package Teas. The finest solutions.
choicest the world produces. Notice our fine display of We Ilmpll
goo. Buy and try. 106. ' .
WIIItIn your valued order-I. your-I to «N and pleIIe. ,3
Waiting your valued orders, yours to serve and please. 3
'1"‘
Telephone CIll 26-4.
21 Pounds 0111.11.11.11 Sunni.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ................................ 13
BEST FLOUR .................................... BBL, $363.25; IAG
VERY LEAN SHOULDEHS LB. ........................... .‘.....
MILK 3CANS ............................................. 11.21....
FULL LINE, FANCY CHANGES, CUCUMBERS CELER-Y: LI'I’TU.
SWEET POTATOES. SPINACH, KALE. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY 030
20 NORTH MAIN or. 4011011
so NORWALK. or. IAIT NOR‘WA
TEL. 143.
.._..M H." ..... 1
Few Women In this age hem
the Broom is better than the
Sweeper. but there are 3
think them more eco'iitu’nioll
figure it out lol yourufl.
11lll last longer than filly e
that cost not less than “3.
11"]1111111111 the bent swab
bought at floiu $2. 50 to ”.0011
the git-.1111 economy In dI 0:1. 00. 33
sweeper lust considei' '3 ‘
timt1 labor and health; the!»
in one quarter of the tip"
1111111 effort than the '
ouitcs 11111111111 no 3.1101111!
11nd 1111 Invalid can 11161:.
physician what he thinlfil bit-II
whom a nauitniy palatal
sacrifice so much on ”I”
leave when it can
cheaply. 0111' lino 1111111 1
from the lamest imam In
and the DIIt't‘tl run" MAI“
SI) 00.
A. .1. COLLINS and it:
12-18 North Main Street, South N-
M. .. w... ~-—~11.-——“W.33 . .
M. 3. SMITH 1313. coins
It! the place to buy
censors.
'lho largest assortment-«111,131 lowest 1111111111. 2611 pair 1
Black Motorized Petticoats 111811111111 lots
are worth your time to Inspect 'i1-£31
Witch-n bop-11111111011311;
Filled with everything desirable. Compare. our prices 'wifii
92 WASHINGTON STREET 3 3 3 3
3w “solicit3 nthoiimtmmutu toasted
finfimfiufiwpm W
roots and Arthur 113i. 611 port. 3
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