Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 13, 1906 · page 8

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Willa , ‘
by: thallium of

urine opening at. 10%

until; loaning near that.

view. of the event of the
. . Id engaged
il‘ modified. although the
ran on: later. .
table. relief from the do-
tit eney nature existing was
there was no sign of pres.
dutlon in the stock mar-
vels on equal lack oi many:
. nitia’tlva towards specula-
0n.0i.' nooks or attempts to
rid”. Notable strength was
it. few individual stocks and
élhent was halting and ir-
.‘ The Impression was give‘n
iiottropi the atrinaenoy in the
market secured from the an.
~ ents‘ or gold in the London
at who dealgnoa tor other purpo-

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. tivity in stocks. Various re-
, eats mutt-out the money mar-
itnd a considerable part; of the
rary borrowings which
teen going on are known to he
. purpose of deferring the do-

not obligations of- a more per.
_ , out character. There foil due to-
ny 9.25% installment of subscriptions
plan issue of some $17,000,000 of At.
hippo convertible bonds, thus. calling

installment fails due on sub.
.. . , no to $100,000,000 of American
hlbphone convertible bonds thus cal-
or 310,000,000.

wings will be supplanted. when

50 min, which will then market. tlioir
' nd upon the resources of liiti‘
o ylnarket. Another $1,000.000 in
‘ Killian secured ill London today and
ecnmo known that. one of ‘illo Ca.
dian'banks had secured an amount
_ torday, said to be 33.000000, in
London for Import into Canada, but
ith the purpose of using the proceeds-
;nlng purposes inthls city. The
nae of the foreign money markets
_. (our own foreign exohage mar-
atl did not-offer great promise for

urge extension of the gold more-
];il at. The rebound in‘storling exchan-

hére was paroxyamiuul. Compared
*Wllh the low rate of yesterday for do
3‘3an hills which was at one time 432,.

-',

minute to 484.05.
The sutidonnosa and‘ violence of
this movement is probably without
precedent in the Now York market.
Reading strength was connected with
hopes 'of a labor sottlomont and tho
adjournment of tho coal ooui‘oronoo
Wns followed by a reaction in that
stock. This was the mainstay of tho
whdle market and Di‘li‘t‘s dot-lined ill
sympathy to a fraction holow lost ovo-
ning and closed easy.

Bonds were, steady.

Total sales par value $2,405i‘t000.
U. S. New Pours Registered ad-
" “need one hali’ pol' root. on rail

‘THE FISHING SEASON.

 

' A Few Brief Hints in Regard to the
“1' L -State Laws.
’ With the season for apoarinz hull at
. hand it will be well for fishermen to
remember the law in regard to Spoor-
, link, which gives thom the right to
jspear eels. slioltora and dog fish. but
‘no others. The law provides a lino at
$25 for Shearing any other fish than
those mentioned and the fish anti gilino
wardens intond to onion-o tho law.

A good many iishornlon havo inquir~
ed‘ at the fish and game wnl'dona in
regard to Sunday fishing. Willi lilo
{exception of the old Blue Laws lllorol
is no law prohibiting Sunday “filling“
and the wardens do not intend to on-
force the old Bluo Lawn. Ilul lilol'o
_ a several provisions of tho law whirl:
will be utrittily utilloro'd to and ln'iol‘
mention'ot them may not bo illlllhs.
- The taking of lrollt li‘l-itl than nix
ludhos In length is forbidden and no
person is permitted to Lulto null-o than
“lily brook or brown trout in ono
‘0”. They must no takon lly hook and
line only and mny not ho. ,1 rtillrzportoti
In the stale except when accompanied
y the actual owners. and thou only
1! pounds may he tranaporiod. The
the rules with tho oxooption ol' the
st and u change of longth to twolvo
audition in the coho. oi pirkorol and pilio.
. lily to bank, piohoroi and wall-oyod
Co The legal nine of atrlpod hasa
ellht inches.

 

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‘il‘hoy’ve taken the lid off Ill lint
” remarked tho woman in "at
1,00 the iiilor show.

703* had. Indood. 'i‘lioro Wlih‘ no

‘bt. about It. You could Hllit'll tho
f ling cabbage all over tho apart.-
v‘lii $110050.

“'1 thought you hold thin homo was
a years old. His it'otll allow ilim'io
Lat least toll."

“ ll. ho'u m'ot-lll-ltlus. 110 In on full
‘ that ho Iirrn lwlro all last ilH
nranufibu(‘ivroiuuil Louder,

in r :ll

ll
it so .
he

 
 

n to foster a renewal of spoon”

of pwards 0: $4,000,000. 011 Monday

all due, by more permanent. 00--

_'the rate was ruahod up today 17?»1

inc
ills-sonnl‘oaeilil ‘ y
The tuners; was private. only a raw
or the oidoilt. and bent-tried t'riaudu u!
. the deceased being preheat to 0y
their lost tributes to a man whom be
whole, community an an and sincere-
ly munrna. The van able Rev. Char-
les M. Bullock olilclaod and the do
mains Were laid to rest In Riverside
Cemetery. ‘ ‘

ML: nor DIBCUBGED. V ‘

'BRIWEPORT. April 12.~—-’l‘he au-
uuul'slookholders’ meeting of» the (ions
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany was. held at the chines at the
nompany in this city this morning. and
the old board of directors was unanb
mousiy rte-elected. hater the direc-
tors met. and re-eleoted all the otlloers
of the company. President A. M.
Young was asked If any action was
taken at either meeting regarding the
reported negotiations for the sale of
his company to the Consolidated Rail-
. way Company. He replied: "The mat-
waa not even discussed."
. .A. M. Young was reelected presb
dent; D. S. Plume, vice president: soo-
rotary. W. i“. Douliiirt: treasurer.
Lewis Lillie. anti assistant treasurer.
E. W. i’oolo.

 

 

nipples AND ANSWERS.

l‘ Why is a true like an elephant?
it hue a trunk. '

When are houses like convicts?
When condemned. e ' ..
What men among the working class

are tho most persistent strikers?
’l‘ho stoneollltors. ' _

, When are parcels and vines alike?
When twinod. '

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Cale ill-iiinit
15c

.Saiurday Only

Moving Day. 45 Minutes ll‘rom
Broadway You‘re a Grand Old Rag.
Ethel Loveys Virginia Song. Mary's
a Grand Old Name, Sister, When the
Mocking Birds Are- Singing ln tho
iWiidwood. Chicken Chowor. Whoa
the Whip-poor-will Sings, Marguerite.
Hiram (il't‘t‘li. (loud-Bye, and others.

WM. A. ilIiiGIiERMAN'S

MUSIC STORE.

Donovan Block. 134 Washington 0t.
Lcent for (manual laundry

Coloration

A Rim-i ASSOR'I‘Mi‘ZN'i‘ THE
HIGHEST GRADES AT lliClli't‘iil)
PRICES. COME AND SEE 017R illS~
PLAY.

 

 

I.) '4‘

AT

Ibo lulituss Pharmacy.

0 No. MAIN st. to. nonwu It.

 

 

 

 

TOP COAT
. WEATHER

In with us again. ’i‘in- nights
and days still have a tlt‘t‘ltll‘ll
chill with lilonl. llon‘l throw
00' your winter ororooat and go
without any. .
Distinctive that

'1‘in (foals

huvo style to thonl,

$100010 $2500

SPRING HATS.

EASTER NECKWEAR
AND GLOVES.

naturals,

TAILOR.
OLO'l‘Hl ER.
BATTER.

 

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‘WMUM" .

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0

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”.700 will find it isn‘t so
an money after all.
an start an Account here
ONE DOIJAR. and once
, you will take an interest
inning it grow.
Mill to have you call and talk
better over wilth us.

Or 090i Interest Paid ‘

“about at ”.00 and our,
00 ever: It: month.
.lionrl, H. in. to I
dun Islam-y «mien
’ o‘uioet.

' Iii Ntlltllilll

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Analog J. 0mm! ‘ ,
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l‘ilRNltlHlilR
II Wurlinyton iii... 80 Normal!

 

 

 

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2.0.0.0 minis;

is not what the people want when they
require good workmanhhlp. ( My work
I- done right and when I say A Job
is done. its done.
ARTHUR I. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Timing and mum Fitting.
5 Monroe Oil-«t. lo. Nor-walk.

Ilailu Line-till. l.

. for freight Dilly.

On Ind utter Tuesday, January I.
i906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier as, malt :Rlver. New York, (foot
of Dov r direct), every our. (except
Sunday . at 4 p. In. Freight 0mm
at Nowell: up to t p. in. and South
Non-1k up to 0:80 p. m.
NORWALK OTIAMIOAT 00.

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in ‘ rest 9 ‘l.
B. Eldon? lfli‘h street.

worth $10.0iiiis sale $10.

correspdndlnu low prices.

 
 

 

 

 

DREN.

.New York. mated children

‘ v BET Fortune
‘ FOR CH L

Mother am. for yoga s Nam in anagram Hamil; w a. n at ‘
suaoenutuil. w rum :7 now [00.on o to «iron, 0 ‘. to
Mother (3ng SW1“ Powder- forwm They are hunnlm as mills. 1010mm. i
take and new tall. Aoortmn cure for Feud-1mm. Goa-ti lion. Headwilu, '1 out
audiltmmwh Disordersilnd remove Worm. Break up see d in 84110010. Over 10.x 0t-
testilnoniuis .0: euros. Read whirl; a for mothers any nbout Mother Gruy‘t! .‘i'vor'
Powders For Children: ‘ ‘u ' -M .

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Milli; 10100de i‘t'iwiiil‘it'l'w‘l‘ii‘. "rim 0.. a‘lfifi‘bii

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

you to lotvr-ll Lm" '
r's Sh’iti "r H!“

he a chart .1 ludly WNW-ind 0001000630“ 131011570 can. an thou hi i m. .ltiti‘,
sud destroyull’mi‘n,’ and as an emotion; general than mills-inflating . lgflvflllréfflll in Lilli'l'i.‘
children's medicine. ~Mrt. '1‘. M. Kelly. 0.0M bad I never saw such a charge in u alum. Mn. 1
Shelby 00. Woman»; on much boun- um one started {pr attllool r0
*0 ‘ mat-1mm Illa lint: tune in nearly 0 your. 1 1.
up" the ‘enclooed 50 eta. lint. lltotnreuommeml them in an uloibn."

k l’ MOTHER Gfldpl’e’goflwlgl‘flmf‘tl‘o
ac u o ..
alWroa CHILDREN. All on prmrtn..'r;lu
from minim never did my child tbegood' your
tillwlliil'fl have dogs. 'gwo mothontgon'l' knot; of ti tad ll 1 ‘
neuron m In an 000mb ofiowsn onus or» llei ‘Ili ) u' . ‘Ul‘m
Iorlhem." Ortwnburgmogfl’ortuurgn, lull. 41mph. mg::la)1gfl?hkllll§{:fil'i'lltritni,0l‘i'tv
00 Not Accept Any Substitute Ior MOTHER 0007’s SWEET P0100; iii.
Sold by Dmggiets everywhere tot-3500105. Sample sent FREE. Atllzlrm.

‘ ALLEN S. OLESTED, LE ROY. N. Y. ‘

moon Gil-mu. Howell-ville; N. .

"I use MOTHERGRM"H SWEET i‘on'i ml.
with splendid manila. I round tin-m in o o C.»
mediumeior childrrn whoa rrosuand rerun-0.01 .

 

 

wnul r00 sum our III ‘ amine. sun; mm r000 500m .
g ‘ All aaiisrrrlc ~
‘ - gollv'lln‘EW-R *1 ii“:

Nervous. Aching. Tired feet. and notice how much more comfortable yl-ll loci. '~'
and how much more you can accomplish. It instantly takes the tiling; out. at i.
Corns and Bunions and makes ti list or new ahoes fool only. It is the pinion.
comfort discovery of the ago. 50 d by all Druggists and Shoe Stores. 250. Liv
not accept any substitute. Sample sent FREE. .
o-Addroea, ' .ALLEN‘ 8. OLMBTED, LE ROY. N. Y. ’

 
 

 
 

'i‘liose who got int oaooloty don‘t rub“
the price mark oil the admission llt‘k‘
or.

a wollmu
a bean is
anhanlod of him as hor husband.

it frequently hoppons that
who was proud of a man an

Easter F aShioug

spring styles at $7.00 and $10.00.

It is a fact conceded by every one
at all familiar with the situation that
we are absolutely selling our outta for
$7.00 and $10.00. No more, no less.
We are doing a large. popular business
in The Norwalks in our lines.

We claim it is a positive fact that
our $7.00 suit equals any $10.00.
and our $10.00 suit $15.00.

Select your unit from a big variety
and save $5.00. "Five Dollars is as
good to you as anybody else. Why
not save It?

4
Come in and we
your pocket.

An elegant line of Gray Worsted
and Black Thibet, Unfinished Worsted
and Blue Serge.

Cut on the new spring models. Long
costs with side vents and peg top
trousers at $7.00 and $10.00.

In the top coat line we have Black
Untlnluhcd Worsted. Whlpcords and
Coverts. lined withtVInleh‘and Farmer
Satin Lining, at 07:00 and $10.00.

For the little tots we have a spien‘
did line of units in dlflerent designs
from $1.5 to $3.50.

GET THE HABIT. GO TO

will save $5.00 in

 

 

 

The Copyright Clothing Company.

6 North Main Street. South Nomaik.

HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.

EXTRAORDiNARY
Easter Bargains.

' Mens’ High Grade Suits. consisting oi
Chariots. Worsteds. Black. Clan. and- Blue
Settle. made in the. latest stules. single or
double breasted. well worth $15-for this
week $10

100 Mens’ iiiab Glade Suits. slightiu
damaged bu tailors. made to sell at $12 and
$15~ryili be Sold this week at $5 to $6
Two Specials in Childrens’ Suits, sizes
5 to 16. made in Russian blouses. Norfolk
glgigmble breasted at $1.46.U$l.95 and

Special Sale on Ladies’. Mens’. Bous’

 

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and Childrens’ Shoes this week.

Men‘s’ Spriua' Overcoais $10 and $12

grade at $4.98 and $6.96.

Mens’ Cravauelles siliciiu waterprooi.

Full line of Furnishings. latent sitting at

 

A splendid gathering of foremost-

$1.00 to $1.50.

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NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 East‘s

. , ~ \ . .
. New Model Funcyfl‘ailorod Eton suits of imported l’unamus, Broudcioihs and Fancy Mixtures; Taffeta-lined
Coats; Newest Shape Skirts; price $10.00 to $25.00. ' ~ '

All the nowoei and most current styles ill Inldlos' Kid tllovogs are hero for your selection.
best ouuiltlos. many of thorn are our own importation, till the nowout alludes as well as white. and black; prices

Plain and Enlbroidormi Collars in white alld colored embroidery-
son's newest. and most attractive styles are shown here.

 

 

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LADIEB' BPRI N9 JACKETS.

Covert Cloth Jackets, halt tilting, box ehapo and long, loose effects; Black Cheviot and Serge Jackets, Tailo-
ta-llned; Eton Jackets in fine Broadcloth and Taffeta Silk, all in the newest shapes; prices 07.

50 to $15.00.
KID stoves.
We sell only the

LLADIES' NECKWEAR.

‘

, Stock Collars Ill cotton and uilk. The now

 

. TRISTRAM 8i HYAT'I', NORWALK, CONN. "

 

 

WITHDRAWN. '

Mr. Q. PUIIZGWNO, sir! My daughter
would starve if she married you.

Mr. Noooy‘no—~Oll, well, it’ you‘re the
sort of a man that would let your own
daughter atarve, I've no desire to bo-
colno a relative of yours. 1 withdraw
my request. sir.~Cleveland Lender.

' IN DOUBT.

Mrs. Higilmuu thinking a oaiil—“i
should think you would find a ‘social
secretary" a convenience." ,

Mra. (iasonF-“Ye-us. but where
would we had room for it? Our apart
menlf. are as full of furniture already
as they can sticll.”—~Chicngo Tribune.

Auto‘vn'sin Pilot.“

New and Original Styles
Displayed In

Spring and Summer!
Footwear.

for
Men, Women.
Misses and Childmz,

 

 

 

Walking Pumps.
Gibson Ties.
Sailor Ties and
Oxfords.

A Full Line 0!
While Canvas Goods

PHONE 453.

"wok 50000100 in"

ENTERTAINM

 

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in will or

All Next Week
APRIL l6 T0 2i.

101031an ‘

Change of program each eve.

GIVEN BV

Old Hook til Ladder 00.. No. l
Mailneesm. and S

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CHEER UPI THE WORST
is YET TO COME (perhaps).
We can supply your immediate
needs in the fuel line and keep
you going until the miners got
back to work (We hope).

Today we want to mention
WOOD ASHES for the lawn-
the belt dressing. quickly produc-
ing a velvety lawn without malt-'-
lng your yard unsightly. Mods.
from selected hickonyw, . only.
and sold by the Mail. 0:455. . ‘

 

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ill i trill till 0.

all lid

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H. [401130130 0 00-.

SPECIAL.
' Boy’s Blouse and Buster

BrowfiSuitmbloomer pants,
very handsome paterns,

. . i worth $4.00, for $2.98.

 

 
 

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mixtures and plaids: also
covert cloth. all sizes. from i”
980 to $7.00.

 

CHILDREN S MULL HATS

A beautiful assortment 'of very
fine hats made of lace. mull and
chifi'on,‘ from 50:: to $6.00.

 

Visit Our
FURNITURE. DEPARTMEN T

endopen 0 Charge Account. Easy
weekly payments.

 

H. KRIEGER‘ & 00.,
West Washington Street. , South Norwalk. 7

00mm.
WINB'I‘EI). April 12.-<Joroner Hitt-

glna was nominated by the Democrats H a Y T ' 3 T H E A T R I .
today for the probate judgoship of this ........... '
dlstrirt. The Republican nominee in 0"! NIGHT ONLY-
ii’runk W. Hoymour. judge of the town MONDAV‘ APML 1“".
court. The election which occurs 3- 0- WHITNIV'B

" Plan-ht. Muslui Mixture.

ISLE OF OFICI.
Tn 051 I Firm?” 0
' 0 run . our out «I.
.. 20 Whistling orig Hits and Unique
Dana". ‘
onions—sum 1.004.150.- '
ants on his Thunday April 19th.
W

novr's ram-inn.

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MATINII AND NIGHT
. SATURQAVAMIMMM
. 0. 000m: 0': , (language in the

arm Law a ””3th , 0000“.

‘ "0 firm K! ,o"
x‘tllunmttng dilemmas II or m. on
0‘ rs .

A, nomad wit Tin-lulu Inpatient.
‘ at. tin: Donation: ”mu.
Ah spun IN to

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including a «muddy;-

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April 23. is made necuaaary by the re-
tirement ut’iudgo I}. M. Carrlngton on
account. or having reached the age
limit proscribed by lava.

 

Notice is hereby given that We will
receive llltlii for recruiting. repairing
and putting in first, clean order and
maintaining until Ootuber i, 1900. all
the public highway: to the town at A
NortVulk. outside of the limits oi the
City at Nowell: andglt‘y of autumn".
walk. consoling 0! live distrlm. which
are described in the apecihlmtlons for
unit! work. -

Bide will he received until iii o'clock
noon. on April 14. 1000. Emifloatlom
can be men at our other». The Select.»
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