" m WAININITOH or.
I‘m
1"»
densities.
8i. JCIIII". KING, F: and A. M-. of
Normal. ll=:g,conferf*_th,e first dbgree
this evenlugi ‘
The . C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
William Cockelur. 5 Day street. tomor-
row a ernoon at 3 o'clock. Any lu-
tereste are invited to attend.
Mr. hens and family, or New
York. Fe moving today into their
newly urns used,l residence” the Van-
.derhoe phi ;.lh East. avenue
4st rehab; many are smoking
the TOMMY-n IClk'a‘r is. they like
them better than any other Cigars.
That's is good reason. Try one and
. see what a good\Clgar they ate. , '
Kabubsailll parent. I 0.0. F.,
will rehearse i etching The en-
campment is pin in: shortly to take
in a cliiss or twentyIflVe members.
The ulsr weekly meeting of the
Whats Iver Circle. King‘s Daughters.
was held last evening at the home
of Mrde. Id Gleason, 4 Taylor aVcnuc.
-—Dri Dick's cures a cold.
The paraphernalia
Eurekaifiemksh Lodge will meet for
work in the banquet room of Odd rel-
low's Hall this afternoon. They will
also seiIve a supper trams :30 to 7: 30.
Wallet Whitmore. a young man or
Woodward avenue.» was attempting
some athletic stunts on the limb of
a treerhen he fell and sprained one
of his nkles. He was going out hand
over hand at the ti .-.HDr Shei
or treated- the «sprain.
A meeting of, Norwalk ClIupteI. D.
A ll., is being held this afternoon at
the Historical House in West avenue.
The board meeting occurs at 2:30 and
the regular program begins at 3
o’clock. W. H Hair, of Green mes,
is scheduled to i've a papei on “Tr-y
on ’s compo Rai.
Now is the time to take Holllsler 3
Rocky Mountain Tea. it cleans your
system of all impurities. A wondeI
iul swing topic. A family benefactor.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets? Plalsted's
Ding $tore.
A Young Christians Amusements
will be the topic this evening of the
meeting of the Young People 3 Society
of the iNOl'WaIk Congregational Church
at 7: (iii. The r'egulai weekly pr'ayer
meeting of the church will follow at 8
o‘clock. when the subject will be A
Winter's Happenings and Their Les
sous.
—-Smoliers who .“sworc oli' swear on
gain iwhen they et a whili from a
'(MBOY Cigaflr ads of good. clean
stoclm Without dings. They are fine.
My one and see.
St. Paul’s Men's Club "Will meet this
evening at the Berkley street chapel
for the usual nio'ithly session. The
feature of the evening will be an ad-
d1,ess lby Dr. Ja’mg‘tlregory, who will
tell of: his recent ropean trip. which
will lie of especial interest. because
of his familiarty with Mount Vesu-
vins. i
——Alterntion Sale. See Nelson' at adv
It special business meeting or the
members or the South Norwalk Con
grogailonal Church will be held to
night at the close of the prayer meet.-
lng form) the purpose of extending a
call R.e.v Mr. MaoFarla'nd. who has
created a very favorable impression
in this sermons he has delivered re-
ccntly in the church.
~81uoke tho TOMBOY Cigar and en-
joy 11 good. clean, pure and wholesome
smoke. It 5 well made, of fine quality
a
stock. No drugs—no equal for
nickel. Just try one.
M 01‘ Eben Hill, IJr.. expects to be
be r nllllnl gl‘i‘ it new titty horse- -pow.
or "H . A. obile around Nor-
walk in a very short time. The chas-
sis is now on the way here from Italy
and lieu it arrives an American made
Qulny body will be placed on it. This
In be the largest in town. Over
all i will measure about sixteen feet.
~ in Currie Arbett. with her Mox-
_ Turkish rugs is
‘ latherwaite. Krie-
e I I
0.11 comm. r. Kingsley. In. 1..
Valiant 111.1 “Feeley L. A. L. Gale.
B. Davis. Boston. lir. and Mrs.
joy)
ry 0. Wells. lé‘chwlé, gurgling
WIN
Q“ “n Cl :49 Markiilie..l .A. Mc
Hylaiid, Mrs. Condron.
Bout. ($3.1. lcilipfiht ii
at. on
edition. Danbury; 1..
. 2:; George 1... Rock-
..R Dole. Spring-
.. Bridgeport:
I Youuir quail are doing well .
’Date «in e‘"’*blg tithe or Uncas l-layloit.
committee oi .
Society will hold tonight In the
holiday school room of Trinity Church.
We. Wankiln lrviag Smith will give a
ripstop lesson. ‘
The Norwalk sportsmen who have
liken liberating quail deny the stats-
stout that has been made that most oi
the birds released have died. They
shy they have positive proof that the
Couksnoe Hayloft. 1.0. R. M., at
Norwallt, will meet this evening at the
ID“ in. the Gazette building. The
Haymakers will rehearse tor next
Monday night. when they will partch
of South Norwslk.
Success has crowned our efforts of
untirlng ndeavor and we present to
the public with a confidence never be
fore held by any other medicine Hol
llster's Rocky Mountain Tea 85
cents, Tea or Tablets. .Pllrlsted's
Drug Store.' .
Open cars made their appearance
in Norwalk yesterday afternoon and
wars a welcome sight to those who
who like to see summer Only a few
Oven cars are in set vice the majority
still being the closed winter type.
Star of Columbia Clr,cle C. 0. F of
A. will hold its legular meeting in
Red Men's Hull. tonight. The entire
committee on the m ch-lalked-oi’ lin-
ear is urged to be pr sent, as this is
the last committee meétlng before the
affair opens. Word has been received
froth the supreme chief companion of
New York city. that she‘wlll he pres-
ent on the opening night if nothing
unforeseen prevents. Supreme Slate
Deputy lyers, of Bridgeport, has also
THEM IN OUR H 8 O M IUITB AND OVERCOATO PRIO‘ED FROM
LIKE IT IN READY- -FORWEAR CLOTHES AT ANY. PRICE.
AS YOU NEVER WERE BEFORE.
I
IMPROVEMENT: MOREI IMPROVEMENT: PERFECTION-«THIS HAS
BEEN THE ORDER OF THINGS. S‘TAGE- COACH: LOCOMOTIVE; MOT-
OI! GAR, PARALL‘BLED BY THE SLOW-COACH TAIUOR; READY- MADE”, '
CLOTHEB: PERFECTION HAND TAILORED CLOTHQBmAB YOU FIND. I
$|500 to $2500
TRY ON ONE OF THESE INCOIVIPARABLE GARMENTBL NOTE
THE PERFECT COLLAR-ANb-SHOUILDER FIT WHICH DETTRMINEBN‘
THE ALL- OVER VAULTLESB FIT OF SUIT 0R OVEROOAT. NOTHING
LET voun spams sun- “ AN H as M AND YOU’LL as FITTED
GRAY PLAIDB. GRAY susoes.
awe AND BLACK,’ SINGLE AND ooueLE-anusvao.
EVEN H s a M RAINCOATS FIT as NO OTHER‘RAINCOATS FIIT.
315 T0 025. J
\
Tel. “Cali, 32-2. v
promised to attend. The degree team
is expected to beIpresent for rehearsal:
wnv newsman?“ LEAVE More,
, ’i
‘(I 1‘
Several: amass“ Have Suddenly Dis-
‘aopo'arod Without Leaving
, Future Addresses.
There seems to be an epidemic of
“skipping town. "
Within the past ew days there have
been three or low people among the
mysteriously disappeared.
This morning it was learned that
John Joseph Goodwin. Jr.. son of Con.
stable J. J. Goodwin. had been missing
for seveial days.IWd1me he has gone
or his reasons for going one not known.
Early in the week William A. Bron-
son, of East lNorwalk, gently “flew the
coop" leaving a number of £1 ediims
who sincerely mourn his untimely de-
partute.
Last week news was torched of the
mysterious disappeerante of Johnny
Taylor. of East Norwulk. Nothing
has been learned of his whereabouts
yet.
"Bernard Helfernun, who left Nor-
walk some time ago, was recently lo-
cated at Brewster. N. Y., in u dement-
ed condition. und Edmund Powets, of
Norwalk will go to BrewsroI today to
lining him to his home how.
Phillip Hossan who left East Nor-
walk some time ago. is still unlocnlcd.
Who is next?
--s._.._...._._..‘,._.
MEMBERS OF HUNGARIAN BAND.
Young Musicians Who Acquitted
Themselves With Credit at
Recent Concert.
People who attended the (‘OIlN‘l‘i by
the Hungaiian Buntl.'l‘11csday night
are enthusiastic over the efforts of
this young musical organization The
TRYON'S HILL ABLAZE.
Brush on the Historic Spot Brought
the Nat-walk Firemen Out Last
”'31. Night. '
illstnrlc- Trrou's Hill on East two
one furnished work for the Norwalk
Fire Department last evening shortly
before R o'clock.I
in some unknown llllllllll‘l‘ the brush
on the hill took lire and was rapidly
advancing towtird lI‘. St John Lock-
wood's barns when u still alarm was
sent by telephone in the Main strcci
fire house and to James H. Maguor s
stables in Cross street. the hose wa-
gons in each place responding.
Chief E. J. Thomas was on hand and
directed the efforts of the firemen in-
stead of using water the firemen set
to work and best out the flames.
On the way to East avenue one of
the rear wheels» of the Phoenix hose
wagon "dished." Au this is the most
used hose wagon in the department.
it has been replaced at the Main
street house by the Hope Hose umgon,
until. repairs can he made.
ROJIMON some kinds.
PAR! April lil.-Professor Curls.
tho discoverer of radium, was run ov-
‘Wsurhury; l.
Miss ,A. M-
film. New an.
'IM
WK. .‘ ‘
er and killed by I. Wagon on the Place
uphlue this utterance.
. scholar. BALE or
BaseballGoodsI
SHOWN“ “HI-oun-u‘fu”n.1,“
mu‘m union-nullHub-um
11.003111“?!1.....I.................78c
All the later novelties in Souvenir
rm Cards. . 1on1
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. ‘
mm"- .-. ,, ..
members of the band and the instru- I . .
Inents they play follow: '
Cornet. playtime—Masters .loc 'l‘bom- ‘ . ,
11s, Sleve-Hadlk. Daniel tit-dos, Andov . ‘ I ' , I ~ .
Soltesz and Joe Dndus. .
Clarinet pluycrs—Musters Steve ‘
Knrdos and J00 Barrios.
Piccolo players—~Muster Audro Be» ROE SHED ' - - - 10c
lus.
Baritone Dilly(’l'—‘*I.1OIIIH l4‘. Vadds. BUCK SHED ' - - ' 80
Alto players—Joe Ricenberg. Mas-
ters Joe Kardos and Joe Tahuch. STEAK COD . . . . 8c
Buss pkiyersflhlnsters Joe Gross
and Joe alasz _ . . _
Trombone plaver-—Muster John hon SILVER BASS 50
chak.
Drummers—~Mautcrs Sieve Szuuyiss- FLflT: FISH . v . - 6m
in and John Tupuvzi.
The trombone solo Tuesday night M‘RKET COD - - ' .. 5c
was rendered by John lionchak. who is, p ,, ,, ., ‘ . , , . ,
becoming an expert artist on this in Eg]. 13c, 2 lbs for .- . . 25c
strument. I‘ : I I
Did you ever think of btnlug lIuI, grain or‘fced of
Hatch and did not buy because "he was too far of!" or you
"didn' t have a sample?"
Why, bless your heart, he‘s only as far off its the near.
est letter box or telephone and as for su1nple~he’ll send
you a sample as big as you want or will call for a per-
sonal interview, and you will place yourself under no
obligation whatever by writing for either. i give my
personal attention to the business. and all grain is care-
fully inspected to see that It is propctiy selected. II-sc1een
ed and loaded. Will you test it "
I Buy Outs Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCI-IL“,
' Ask for I). M Chick reed—drug Best.
Fall
v.
t‘
I t Neva. Stock of m.
Brion-Hurlhuis Writing Fapers
. Just Received. f ‘ .
Wm P. Ieers
6 80. Main Six. So. Norwalk.
j
BLUEFISH
Shad Race 280 a Pair
Long Clams 30¢ 11 Quart
Got iii" 5 Bridge Market,
Tel 108 Fro: Delivery
1'. l
a
Date. ”Capital Surplus a Profits. Deposits.
April 15,1901 ...............5oooo ‘ l. 4,542.09
‘ April 15, 1902 . . .. 50,915.. 1,300. 6‘ $9,255.56
April 15. 1993 ".17 . . . . . . . . . . .5o.ooo choir; 466,516.43
itiprii I5. 3964' ....2..........5o.ooo 12,653.36? semantic,
April 15. mos ...............5o,ooo 22,105.68 . 603.272.30
I I towel. .. “some
I, 1
Apr“ 15, 1906 .a...-.......u50.000
‘ ‘. AI“.
prises
' moth r1
relish
Moth Balls.“
Mothallue,
wish
USE OUR
Pacific
i‘ected.
Iitm to a point.
I}.
068.
it nil
r'l‘l or my
WALL
Report over
Autal Cup.
”Ede" Camp
Red Cedar Compiler,
160 pint. 2 for 25c
' 15c pkg, 2 for 25c
Red Cedar Flakes.
15c pkg, 2 for 25::
Synthetic Caniplior.
We can supply you these moth
preventives in any quantity you
(‘nnadlan Pacino.
P I: R It.
totes 10B.
moths will find a way to get
. into your clothes press unless
you take prsoauuonu against .
them.- Wc have every reliablor I
sventlve andI they are of
QUIIIIIy'u .
No.11). .3 lbs. for 25c
hor. .
150 pkg. 2for 25c
usI
FREE
SERVICE.
lheiliifford Pharmacy
The Prescription store.
Telephone. 16-2.
Maples ii Goldsciimklt Co.
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds; Drain and
Conan.
Swartz a. Corbett Block, So. Norwalk.
TODAV lN WALL ITREIT
WALL STREET, 10:10 a
growing dimensions of the.SuII Fran-
tIisro calamity brought heavy offerings
of stocks upon the market.
opuiug prices today showed wide (10-
Iclines from last night.
panics with property interests on the
must \veromoat acutely af-
Ulllled Railways investment
fell 0. the preferred 5 12
Express Ii Pacillr Mail {I 1-2 .. and 111-
ion I’utitlt under very large (Innings.
1 58. Elsewhere in the list Minneapo-
lis. St Paul and Scull Ste Muiic pld.
fell 3 ll, Smelling
23M, Reading I d— 8'.‘ Amalgamated Cop.
per 1 l 8 Norfolk 8‘; WesteI’n 1 3- 8 and
Consiladtcd (ins i l 4
. out the list ranged from a huge i'rut
WAlII. S’l‘llEII‘T ll 11.III~-'Il1eina1-
ktIl did not get any lowu than at the
stur,t but neither ,did it rally offer-live
Buying for sin port was not put-
sued much beyond t 9 low icyel of pli-
United Rnilwnvs investment .
broke it points to 112. with a rally of 3.
and the preferred die to 69. with a rul-
Piiclflc Count yielded 2%.
WAli. STREET, n0t111.~-’IlItIle was
a further substantial memory which
1cduccd the average of losses to a
liuttion and placed some of the South
cm and SoutbwcslciIls, the Hill stocks.
Amalgamated (‘op
no r the linked $1.11.... Steel stor ks and
others slightly higher than last night
lnitcd lluilnuys Investment rallied .\
and thc prel‘oil‘ed I.
the market gicatly decreased at the
Bonds W‘tile irIegnlur.
, STREET
but violent selling movement in Read
ing drove it down four points and
weakened the market. Other stocks re-
(tuned to a parity with the low prices
or the morning and some of them con
siderubly below.
TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
the
The Maples t Goldschmldt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Swsrts d: Corbett
Block, south Norwalk. Telephone 103.
Open High Low Close.
“Oil. the. 1105!. my.
Anti). & III. (I 43 13% 43 43%
A. c. a r. n. 102 '102 102 102
A111. Col. on 34 . 34 34 34
Am. ire. 0074. 621,3 noel. 152
been 671/, ‘om um um
Ants melt 157 158 g 156 107%
Am. Sugar 131w. 1391/. 1381/. 139%
A. 'r. & 8.1m 90% 91% 908/. 913%
..'r a s. 1-“ p 102% 102% 102 102
Dune. e 01.10 111% 111% in 1111.4.
11 klyn R 1' 85% go 115 8571..
Chen. a Ohio as»; 5 ii 511 58%
Chi. a N. w. 203' 208% 207% 208v.
on. (It. West 21% 21% 21 21v.
(3. M. & St. I’. 175% 175% 174% 175%
Col. F. & l. 59% 61% 59% ill
Con. this. it" ‘ ”8% 137 liill
Del. & Hud. 209% 200% 209% 209
Eric. 43% 43% 48% 43%
Eric. Isl p 77% 7774; 77% 77%
Gen. Blue. 169% 109V. 109% INIIM
III (lull. I72 I72 172 172
Lou. & ~th 14111.1. 14m 1431.5. 14m
NUTMIG CLUB PROGRIIIINB,
out I drum i'o‘r mm
I We Fell low M ting W
A1010“ mystics oft
;. this steel
“I: H mm
j 50c rks
DELIVERY
m. ~l‘ he
and the I
Stocks of roul-
Wells Fargo
2 38, Anaconda
losses thi ough-
TIIe activity of
l p. air-ad brici’
private wires of
Manhattan 1651/9 "this 1651/. “55%
‘Mex.CeiIt. 24% 24V. 24% 24%
M K & 1‘. am 34741 34% 34%
. Mo. Pad. 94% 96% till/4 94%
list. head 81" 82' 8W. slit
. N v Cen. 14,2, 1,1271. 112% um
Norf. 4h West 90 El , 90 90%
at. it West 501,5, 0% to him
so. Mall 42.7; .i 41 111.;
Penn. it. it. ill 1‘41
,l’do. Gas 04 ‘ 94
Pros. 8. Car 55% 55%
Readies. 188, ‘
Rev. Bteel
Rock Island
Booth Poo 3mm 08% 06
Son Ry Co. 39% 139%
ion By 100 100% 100%
fl‘sxss yPnc.. 32%
Union Poo. ,,
‘U. 8 Rubber 5!
ins Steel ,4
nines
m «on:
n:
3% Iii. the corner of Main and
Tonight we can deliver at your door the. hi
fitted for you this inclining. ‘ .‘ A M
No high priced custom tailors lulls but is.
tailoring the liquid of the best at hall the price.
Gloves, Hats, Neokwoazt‘.
Shirts, Collars; Scarf 21:13.:
Buttons, Half Hose, etc.
The Latest Lasts 1n Footw
SELL‘ICK
l
98 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone Call 165-5.
Seetor St sound
. Hams.—Armour’s Star Hams. mild cure, give highest satin!
Wholesale price higher, but we make this Easter offering at old
159 lb.
Curly Kale, a also stock, at 20c peck.
Spinach.
Nice lot Shoulders.
Bacon buy it here and have it sliced of uniform thickness oil
machine; special, 18: lb. ,
Blueberries, great demand: stock renewed; 2 cans for 250.. .
Black Raspberries. great for pie. 2 cans 25c. New “ooh. ,‘
A new lot of Fine Cider just arrived, 25:: a gallon .
Hope to serve and please.
log
Telephone Call sG-s.
AND oLAsszs Miler or: oil
. IAc GORMNGLM"
EYES CHAIM .,
Often one attributes a lack of clearnen of vision.-
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it up ,
your eyes examined again? ,
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
1 a
58 WALL STREET:
4“
the past 45 weeks. ' II .... .
SOME TALKuMERRILL SHOWS assigns.
a Spring Te'rm begins April 16th.
M. A. MERRILL, Prlnolpqh. .0
lctly Fresh Eggs -I ,, i ,,
Very Best Fresh Made Butter,
l
...............,.... ”mu-«y...
21 Les. GRANULATED SUGAR ................ ...,
BEN Huasuoun, no. ................. ..... . ‘
aouss- mo PiLLSIURI/I'Ns 111.0%,vo .......
ssmoum snouuosns, PER Ls. .......... . .......
rims. PER us. .................................... ..
sot-Is P's cocosNur .......... toe Pita. 89;,
MILK N.G............. .. ..
AONRIAW NE 0" FANCY ORACKIRS. 2 LOW.
Io
outlodlnl ‘
all”: '
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
.0 NORWALK, OT.
TEL. 148
ALTERATION
40 per cent. on in II
Thursday, Frills . Saturday
nus l" s ~.~ ' '
nit street. phi. gm
n banquet will he held tonight It 'the University 1?
Hotel Norwtilk. 'ticipsted In this It: "
Many well known Normmt Nuns with exercises at tli
men belong to the organisation ”which ,1“, Honorary ,1.
“has forged ahead It dily tram the be on upon King ltd 1i
using. The club hurts" will short. ”no“. others a.
y be doubled. ‘it having been 41 shod condenses
to hire the third floor or that: lid: Andrew osmosis
the occupancy of the has.
Norwalk Chronicler