Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 17, 1906 · page 5

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Mr. 11111111111. J. W. Drew are spend-
Ins the day in New York.

W
-—Nobody should he homeless. J. B
Lawrence advertises some very cheap
homes.

 

Colfax Encampment worked the R0-
rul Purple degree last night.

 

John Tuttie.e111ehlef of police is get-
ting along nicely at the hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Short, of South
Norwalk, spent Sunday ill Bethel.

 

——See Punch and Judy allow at Old
Well- matinee.‘ Music Hall. tomorrow.

Prof. A. B. Russell returned yestel'
day afternoon to Princeton, N. J.

 

 

Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. 11.. held
a. routine business meeting yesterda1
evening. ‘

 

Mrs. H. B. Lockwood and son of RI.
var street. are spending the week in
Brooklyn.

 

Palestine Castle Knights of the Mrs
tic Chain, held a regular business meet-
ing last evening.

~Matinee at Old Well Fair. Music
Hall. tomorrow at 2:30. Punch and
Judy show

A. J. Collins and Company have the
contract to furnish the shades for the
South Norwalk club building.

 

Robert A. Davidson, of Ansoniu. has
returned home after spending a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Scilmedes of South Main stleet.

Success has crowned our efforts of
ulltiring endeavor and we present to
the public with a confidence nevel',be-
fore held by any ether medicine Hol-
lister's Rocky Mountain Téa. 35
cents Tea 01' Tablets. Plaisted's
Drug Store.

 

t-.ol1ferred followed by a banquet.
Tile window presented to tile Nor

Easter gift from Mrs. Mary Gal 11111

Gainer Ridel

The monthly meeting of the Nor
walk Building, Loan and investlllcnt
Association will be held this evening.
at the office of Taylor and Golden.

......

 

~1—

as a trolley car. passed through Nor
walk, on route east this morning. T be
big machine was closely followed by
another big automobile truck.
”......—

purchased 11 Weber Pianola I’lilllo fill
his own personal use These lustl l1
ments are on sale at The Stcinerts“
South Main street Call and inspect
tllcn1.No obligations Incurred.

wielnperor William of Germany has

George Ray, charged with drunken-
ness, was arrested last night by Chief
Volllner and Captain Pennington. This
morning he was fined Ia and costs.

The annual meeting of Oracepal-ish
will be held at 7:3 this evening at the
church. 1 The annual mectlngalf St.
Paul's parts?! will also be held tonight.
at the parish church 011 the Green.

One of the mention at the St. George
Pulp and Paper Compall1 mill was tak-
1111 iii this morning and it was thought
he had been overcome by the heat Dr.
William J. Tracey was called to attend
him.

 

The engagement of M11111 Dora (lum-
bart. elder daughter of the late Rev.
A. B. 011mbart,of Boston. and John .1
Cape has been announced. The mar-
rings will t'akc plant in the near fu-
titre. Both of the young poopl have
friends in South Norwul l.it

mun-n—

Several carioottc of wife have Ititii
arrived 111 town fbr use“ in the new con-
duits of the American Telegraph and
Telephone Company. The new con-
duit line reached from New turit to
New Haven and was built through
Norwailt last full.

Sergeant Thomas Hunt. of tho Nor-
walk police. found Charles Norrie,
cook at the Town Form In High
1111111111., Norwclk. last night. Norrie
would in“ lanolin a chill-ye of uranium.
neoci co-urt this morning
but f , ' at no 1111111111

taxonomic. of the locked
1111. 11.1.1111... 1n. NOMIWIIW
leaned in color that he a“11111111 return
and cit-11d to 11am

 

 

 

Iimarmtcd.

2 o clock.

I‘OOlll .

lug. After

present

Norwalk.

1.

Westport.

till1 chi‘tl

Elleuehy

Last night

lilies.

asylum.

jumping

ward M. to

Court.
did IIOI ilnv .1

1llsptultl1-d ion

from "yr: No

111! the
at tile :

III.

tarlory of in

nor.

 

35c GLOVES

$1.00 MITTB

All the
Post Cards.

 

CLARK LEAV

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

were the oneu

SPEC!

Baseba Goods.

DRUN N D .RDING HOUSE.

Mrs. 11111 01111111 WIMGII Charicl
Imlth Arrested.

Mrs. J0ei Spohn made complaint to
tho Norwaiit police that night that
10111111ch Sullth. whom. she said today.
but “Infill?” boarded with her. was

or house and all. waited

OIIIccr Thomas Motherland went
down and arrested Smith. Mrs. Spolln
repented of the complaint ovel night _
and this morning did not want to press
the case though the court compelled
Inn to appear ,
When placed on the stand Mrs.
Spohn declared that Smith had not
boarded at her house in a long time.
The accused. on the other hand. said
that he .had been boarding there all
last week. having made arrangements
with Mrs. Spohn a daughter Mrs Laue.
Mrs. Spohn was very evasive in her
answers to the court and in order to
go into the case thoroughly. to learn
just what the situation is. the mullet
was continued until this afternoon at

The chalge against Smith is intox-
ication alld he pleaded guilty.
Lockwood said that he had a light to
be drunk ill his own home. which it
virtually was, if he could prove that he ’ _ ' 13' '

had arrangements for boarding whole 1 “ ' "
he was found. When arrested Smith
was stretched selects a bed in an attic

WILL NOT CARE FOR CHILD.
Town Authorities to Hunt up Paronts
of Grace Kemper.

The case of Grace Kelnper the little
child whom the seiectmen desire to I
have committed to the county home
in Westport avenue. was b'efore Judge
Edward M. Lockwood again this ll‘lol‘~ll
hearing the lepol't of
Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis. the
Judge discontinued the case for the

it has been stated that the child
was an orphan, but last night. Mr. Da-
vis made an investigation and located
the alleged father and mother in South
He had also found that the
child is under five years of age, ln~
Miami of being eight. as the complaint

It is proposed to take steps to com-
pcl the father to support the child. The
father is a resident ill the Town of
anti the
will probably communicate with the of-
ficials of that town anti have the1 lat-
ter compel the father to tulle care of

The Town of Nolwalk has paid 1i1c.\
little gilTs boald fill a long time ’

ELLENCHY IN THE LOCKUP.'

 

.I
Haunted by Fears That Someone
. . Wants to Kill Him.

Haunted by the ever pvt-s at four
that someone is about to kill
who recentl1
W himself by lockillg himself ill the bath
‘ A special COHVOCMIUII ”f Butler room at hits. Sarah intrigtlm .11 hotel ill
Chapter. R A M- “'35 held “ISL Q‘Iiu' Railroad avenue. is in the ’South N01
“‘81 3t ““0“ the R- A “98‘09 was walk lockup. to pleveni hi 1fronl dam
aging himself or solneon
Fol days Ellenohy hgp been suffer-
Ill from the delusion t 11 he was be-
walk Congregational Church was an in: hunted 1,, unfinipfi,‘

W H
llldel to her granddaughter. Miss Mary (13mm, ppnmngtm. kiwi

be

ing for help flolll his lulagillan 111111
lie. was
kicking himself who 11
and told Captain l’etilningtoll that lit
wanted to commit suicide.

lust what will be

chy is not known 111 yet but he util
An automobile btic, noally as large "1.0mm. hm”. m b- confined m 111111111

Man Who Canto plated Suicide Allow-
ed 0
Thomas Clalglt

 

incl

1'111ions 1'11 111111] 1v :1le he was found
guilty of inlol'utiun.

KI‘I mil of ion1 1
The oII‘1'ml1'r mid that he 111111111 Ili‘l‘t‘

( ill

liar utillrouuiu ( of the lotion 111 iii"
111ml of "vou
he was 11 1111111 oaillu mall and had 1111
1111 been nt'r 11 ed ppm, .1

BILLS APPFIVED BY THE GOVER
NOR.

Governor R1 litlf'IiI yesterday approv-
folio
Norw lit Hospital. one-fourth

 
 

 

lug

annual appropriation. ".2
View Similtifl 1m,
cure of Insane quarter ending March
I’ltl; Norwich Hospital for the1 in-
minh. for meat 1 of March. liiuil. I900.

BOYS DISC ANGIO FROM CUB~
TODY.

The four 11111 lil boys who were 111‘»
rested for II"?

11.!

were tried 1'" .erday. and discharged
there being no evidence to prove they
1 hilly of the annotation.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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t a
Whoi

buafh

53 NORWALK.

who was alr-tsttd ill
Norwalk 11-1111'11 ay afternoon after a
declaration that ho was about to 11111!
his career on in 111 mundane HDIII‘I'i' by
m’el‘l) )m‘d
smoke. was brt ught before Judge lid
1' 111111 In tilt1 Norwulk
this turning.

honor."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

kin

BEEN THE ORDER OF THINGO1

AS YOU NEVER WERE BEFORE.

Judge

 
 

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SOUTH N ORWALK

 

GRAY PLAIDS.
BLUE AND BLACK, SINGLE AND DOUBLE- BREASTED.
EVEN H 8 I. M RAINOOATS FIT A3 NO OTHER RAINCOATS FIT.‘

$15 TO $25.

., IMPROVEMENT: nous. IMPROVEMENT; Pearsorloum'rmc use
sraos- cOAcH; toooup‘rtvs; nor.
on can. PARALLELED 011 The SLOWJSOACH ”11.01111: 11:on use:
accrues: Psarccfrtou HAND "11.011110 ctoruas pd vou 11111111
man m 0011 N a I“ M sum AND 11111111101111.1111an 11110111

$IIO to $2500

L TRY ON ONE ON THESE INOOMPARABLE
THE PERFECT COLLAR-ANo-B'HOULDER FIT WHICH DETERMINEB
THEALL-OVER FALILTLEBB FIT OF SUIT OR OVERCOAT. NOTHING
LIKE IT IN READY-FOFI-WEAR CLOTHES AT ANY PRICE.

LET YOUR SPI'IING SUIT BE AN H 8 a M AND YOU’LL BE FITTED
GRAY SHADES.

mall/lama.

NOTE

 

 

Did

‘didnt hale a sample?”

 
 

\

,r'x ed and loaded. Will you test it?

local authorities

 

111, .iolltl
dist 1gllishetl

else.

.19 Wall St. Norwalk.

discovered by
llillg and shout

'111 over think of bluing huy. plain or feed of
Hatch and did not buy because "he was too for off" or you

\vhy, bless your lleuxt. he's only as far off as the near.
estdetter box 01' telephone and as for sample-«he‘ll semi
you a sample us‘big as you want or will call for a per-
onal interview. and; you will place yourself under no

Iaobligation whatever by writing for either.
' personal attention to the business. and 111i grain is care-
fully inspected to see that It is properly selected. sclcen

Buy Outs Thais Clean.
' MANUEL 1'. HATCH. ]
Ask for ll. M. Chick Fcetl~-—-'l‘lle Best.

 

New Stock of

Baton Ilarihuis Writing P11111113

Just Received.

Wm. P. Beers,

6 So. Main Static. ‘Norwaik.

1 give my

 

 

 

 

 

 

engaged in
appl' 11hollll11ll.

done with l1‘llt1n-

 

Depart.

M. A. MERRI LL, Principal.

 

after taking 11

Clark evidently
1 recollection of his

doelur ed that

20 NORTH MAIN OT.
80 NORWALK. OT.
TEL. 143.

bills against the

511 ; Grand
South Windham.

 

window» In the
. Cash Company

a ... Hamm-

 

so“. ...

 

Dell.

April 15,1901 ...............5o.ooo

 

1, max or April 15, 39°"rind-111111111591”
April15,1903............1...5o.ooo
.lilc 111.111,; xgoa.....1............5o,ooo:,
..tifpc April15.1905.1.............5o.ooo‘
75" 'I ....woooo
‘eltlen in Souvenir Apr“ :1th 1 5’

. ' its, retail.

 

13013011111th

MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE

the past 45 weeks.
SOME TALK—MERRILL SHOWS RESULTS.
Spring Term begins April 16th.

lo. Norwalk. Conn.

. 1,300.56 J
1 6031-70 .

111,653.36

21,105.68 ..
31,061.38 *

15 Strictly Fresh Eggs - -' .
Very Best Fresh Made Butter, lb. 25c

21 Les. GRANULATED euoan ................................... 31.00

250

Sit-11111111111 was BEN HUR FLOUR. DAG ........................ . .................... 660

, 111 h to allow him to JONES' AND PILLOBUR’YS FLOUR BAG .......................... 700
"" 8 ARMOUR' s oHOULosR's Pen LB. ................................. 10c
HAMS. PER LB. ................................................... 14o

1'1 1111111" '11 11'1" i335": 3132“,?f.f‘.97..::1::111:11: ::::'.::: T??I’.‘T§t.”.°...’.°.°..‘Ti‘f? I°§

A NEW LINE OF NANCY CRACKERB 2 LB. ................... .251:

ORANGES. LEMONG. GRAPES, RHUBARD. SWEETB SPINACH, ETC.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

POST IT.
IAD‘I' NORWALK. OT.
TIL» 81H. .

 

Capital. Surplus d: Profits. Deposits.

11.542102
Illness-56

. . ,. ‘ I .
. . 1 _
l‘tilII 111011
. . 1 , c
Moths. will find a way to let
yinto your clothes press illnlelfl
you. take precautions against
‘ them. We have every reliable
moth preventive 11.4.1111 are of
. reliable quality.
Moth Balls, 10c lb. 1 B Ibo. for 251:
Lavender Camphor. , .
15111111110101 25c
. Red Cedar Camphor.

. "1 15o pkg..2for 251.1
Mothaline. tile pkg. 2' for 250
Red Cedar Flakes.

161' pkg‘u 2 for 25c
‘ Synthetic Camphor. 50c pkg.

We can supply you these moth
preventives in any quantity you
wish

use can 1111111111: DELIVERY
sanvn'a. ,

111101111011 Pharmacy

The Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15—2.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Maples 81thth 1311.

. (Incorporated)

COMMISSION 11110111113.

Dcuierc In

Stocks, Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a Cerbett Block. 80. Norwcik.

 

TODAY IN WALL ITREET
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. Ills—Open-
ing dealings ill the stock market today
caused very small changes from last
night's prices. As a rule first quota-
tions were unchanged or 111’; to it;
higher and dealings were small.
Pennsylvania was an exception. large
purchases carrying it up to 1/3. Ameri-
can Locomotive and Alllericall Slnelt~
lug were a large fraction higher.
WALL STREET, ii a. Ills—Advan-
tuge was taken of the diversion cre-
ated by the bidding up of elevated
stocks to sell at other points so that
the general response to the rise in Ull~
ion Pacific and tho'Eastcl'u Trunk li-
lies was slight. There was 11 renewal
of pressure against Consolidated (ins
which yielded over 11 point. The 11101111-
11111111 upwards was not prolonged and
advances were not' fully retained.
WALL STREET, l p. lll.——Sevel'al
stocks were pushed 11p aggressively.
but the movement did not Impart
enough sympathetic strength to arrest
the sagging elsewhere. Reading break.
lug 'io 13?. Not 11 great deal of stock
changed hands. prices melting away
through the indifference of active
speculative interest.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONU.

Report over the private wires of
The Maples a Goidcchmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Sleek. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.

Open High Low Close.

Anlal Cop. 11411 my. 1131/. 111%
Am, C. & I". C 44% 44% It’ll: 44%,
A111, Ice. 03% 63% 62% 02%
A111. [loco 701,4 70%, 6511/4 691,12
Am. Smelt 101% 111111; 160% 161%
A111. Sugar 143% 142% HIV. 1411,;
A. T. & S. Fe. 0314 93711 93% 93051
A 'I‘. lit 8. I" p 10271.: lilil'I/n 102711 1020.1
Built). & Ohio “11% lll71’. lli'lt, ill-h
ll‘klyn. R. T. 871% 88% 87% 88h.
(Thea. & Ohio 59 7191/1 59 F19

Chi. & N. W. 2l39§ 213% 21311. 2IIIV2
(‘11. 1. West 21% 221.1; 2m. 2143/;
C. M. d1 S. P. 177% 1777.1; 177% 177%
Col, F. It 1. till 631,1, 62% 62%;
Col. South. 35 35 35 35

Con. 68.11 1391/. 130% 139 139%
Del. & Hud. 2l34i/4 Zillii’. 2131,12 “3%
Erie . 451,1. 45% 45 451,41;
ill. Con. I75 175% i751 ”5%
IA)". 1& Nash 151% 151% 150% lilo-:1...
Manhattan 15514;. loft?» 1557,11 11367.11
Mint St. Ry. ii? 117 ii? 117

Mex. (11111. 271% 20% 25% 20%
M. K. & T. 34% 341% 311% 34%
M. ii. at ’i‘. p. 72% 72% 72% 72%
Mo. I‘nc. 90% 901,51 till“. 96%
Nat. Lead. SI 84% 83% 83%
N. Y. Cell. 1451,; 145% iii livi
Nerf. & West. 90 ‘ 901/. 801% 80%
Out. Ii. West 510’, my. ill-Ii Milt
l’ac. Mali - if) 45 I5 45

Poll. R. R. ”2 143% 142% “3%
Pen. Gas 94% 94% Mill inst.
Pres. S. Car. 57 {‘17 50% 50%
Reading 137% 138% 137% 131%
Rep. Steel. 31% 31% 31% 3t iii
Rock 1111111111 28% 28% 28 28

South Piic. 09% 09% 69% 699.3
8011 Ry Co. 40% 40% 40% 1011
Son Ry. CI). p. 100% 1111111, 1001,41 100%
Union Pile. ‘ 157%, 158% 157% 157%
ii. 8. Rubber 53 6t 53 54
U. 8. Steel 43% 43%: 41W. 43%

, U. S. Steel 1). 1111171. 109% 108% 108%

Foo ioarsOldApr I5. ’06

Wabash 22% 22% 22% 22411.

“What is the cause of your intense
antipathy toward the railroads?”

"i havent any Intense cough athy."
answarcd Farmer Corntoccel ut.‘ 1111-
less there's something to find fault
about there can‘t be much conversa-
tion. an" l'm goin’ along with the gen-
eral Indoraemsnt of' the railroads 1111
the popular topic.“-1~WashIogton Star.

 

 

“We have a clever legislature in our
tits 0."

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5211.92.19

663.117a39

813.830.”

"The railroad emu
issue lib more omu’ to
and then the miniature 11111111111
crouudmnd passed 11 ill forbidding the
initiators to accept: any more rail-
road pmoc."-Clcvelunti Plain no.1-

or.
M
Hi;Wifo-»~“Havc you had a bad day.

III). marten-"Yon i that m.-
Mid the waist out II. to that
armada 11! that 11111041117 ova 11111111

 

11111111111“

Clever: Clothes Daringly

Designed,
Fetchingly Fashoned

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Iltted for vou thls mornlng.
No high priced custom tailors bills but fab , .
tailoring the equal of the‘best at halt the price.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Gloves, Hats, Neckwear. ;
Shirts, Collars, Scarf Pins,
Buttons, Half Hose,'etc.

i The Latest Lasts 1n Foetwea.

SELLECK 81 PRI

i .98 WASHINGTON ST. ‘1 SOUTH wow 1
Telephone Call 165-5. 1 _ 1':ij

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

East or 91111111111

Eggs. —A large stock of Fresh Eg go, 251: dozen. Notice our windc
play. .

Hamc.—Armour‘s Star Hams, mild cure. give highest cation
Wholesale price higher. but we make this Easter offering at old
l5c lb.

Curly Kale a nice stock. at 200 peck.
Spinach.

Nice lot Shoulders.

Bacon buy it here and have it sliced of uniform thickness on o .
machine; cpeciai.18c lb.

Blueberries. great demand; stock renewed. 2 can: for 251:.
Black Raspberries. great for pie. 2 cans 251:. New stock. 1
A new lot of Fine Cider just arrived. 25¢ a gallon.

Hope to serve and please.

LORENZO DIBB

Telephone Call 26-4.

____._....... -..M-~_....m..,,_...._. ..-..,.._.._.__..:. ....

EYES Cflliiiiii:

Often one attribute: a lack of clean-less of vision 10. III
when his glances are wholly to blame. Would it not be wail”
your eyes examined again? 7

IT'S FREE.

0 B. Jackson

Graduate Optician.

 

 

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AND cusses MUST no disk
ACCORDING-LY“.

so WALL eraser. ‘ NoiiwALK.

 

 

 

ROE snap - .
BUCK SHAD . . . .
STEAK con . . ..
MARKET cop -

 

 

 

 

from a Plggcry to c Palace.

This Is the beginning of “Fly Time" and we want to col
Wheeler’s Patent WINDOW SCREENS for which we are agents.
TEED FLY PROOF. made to slide. and by a patent adjustme
easily to all kinds of weather. This same adjustment serv

also. permitting windows to be left open while room or house
arily vacant.

ALL KINDS OF BOREE N8 MADE TO ORDER.

We wish also to call attention to our large stock of H m
FLOORING, in Oak. Maple and Edge- grain Yellow Pine. 0

Water Street. IQIE|)III)III‘M:YIIIII.4“; Mili.4(1-3.

Scotti

.... . .-.WW... .
”Wm m...

arr FOR s» I

GREAT REDUCTION IN swoon.
' AT NELSON’S
_ Thursday. Friday. saturdil April 19, no

A‘ schoolteacher on day during 115'

hour for drawinl congested to her no-

pill that. each draw what he or one

would like to be when crown up.

At the cod of the lesion one little

cirlchowcda’umptyciatc. ' u Com m
“ 7." cold the hacker. isn't ‘ 1

firth-5111.111“ 701; would like to he Ilnliil to the 3'
assume 1...

Illa I6 II. moduli“

 

 
 
 
 
 

"When I'tcite a has

“A million he'll have
my iiucily wcd
3| man called "

“thou barium 111cc 1

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

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