ij‘ ‘hiow; is the time to take Hollisto‘rs .
ruler meeting in Red Man's Hail. last
. Mesozoic-member.
illtquesiivies
Some good trades at Lorenzo Dib-
ble's. See ad.
—-—Elgin Butter, 25c 11. run. a Co
Joseloff asks for your grocery trade.
See prices in ad. ‘
Liggett's Saturday Candy. 29c lb.»
Clifford Pharmacy. . '
A great showing of lace curtains at
Hislop's. See ad. . .
-—Pot Roast. lean, no bone, 101:.
Buttery's .
Sheet In for Saturda , 151:. at
Brissemarilg‘siseena y '
For busing” and general weer try
Selleek dz Price's clothing. See ad
Special offerings for your Sunday
dinner at the Public Market. See ad.
Washington civilly-11.0 s. or A:.
held a businesthipgtlast evening.
Twenty-nine centrchocd'iaics for 25c ’-
11:] the Stillson Powell Corporation See
a .
-Dr. Dick's cures I cold.
Stephen J. O’Brien has resigned his
position-with A. IJ Collins «it Com-
bony
A. J. Collins and Company shipped
a carioad of furniture to Brookiield.
today.
The case of Joseph C. Dufault vs.
Bridget A. Dufault will come up for
trial today ‘ in; Bridgeport.
M. S. Smith & Co. are displaying
a. fine lot of laces, neckwecr, etc. See
tireir ad.. in todaY'd issue.
—0ld Grist Mill Pet Dog and Puppy
Bread. 10c lb. 1“. D. Lawton 8: Co
it is expected that a man will arrive
in Norwalk this afternoon to get the
remains of James Farrell.
Spring suits that satisfy young men
nray be found at Rogers & Stevens.
The adwill give you prices
Cockenoe Tribe..l. 0. R. M... of Nor-
walk, will meet this evening at 7:30
o'clock, instead of the usual hour. . '
~—-Alterntion Sale. See Nelson' s adv
Tire uncontevlred divorce case of Em-
ma J. Wells against Henry ’W, Wells;
comes up in court today in Bridge-
port.
Marrutsctnrers' samples at a third
of their actual value is what the Boo
ton Store advertises for tomorrow.
Road the ad. ’.
—Old Grist Mill Pet Dog and Puppy
liread, 10c lb. 11‘. D. lawton & Co.
The dnnu‘s‘i meeting of St. Paul‘s
(,iuild is scheduled- for this afternoon.
Mrs. Beckwith, of New York. is the
guest 0 Prof. and Mrs. Carl A. Har-
strom. o Norwaik.
Joseph Brothernon, clerk at the
Glendenning and Company Pharmacy.
is building himself a yacht, J09. doesnt
say whether it is a schooner or a lit-
tle dory. but his friends are satisfied
that it will be a worthy snort.
A motion for Judgment for non- sup-
port of plaintiff with an order of the
umrt will he heard today in tile Court
of Common Pleas in Bridgeport in the
suit of the Q. N. ciflbbin Manufac-
turing Company select the Antonia
tic Salesman Company.
~—Don‘ t miss Pastime exhibition.
Randall's Hail. iii. Norwaik. Sat eve.
8 o '.ciock wrestling, tumbling. clover
gymnastics by commons. - .
A barge Ioiui of crushed stone arriv-
ed in Norwaik this morning for the
city. The stone has been expected
since early in the month and will pro-
bably be applied to the streets immod
lately by Street Commissioned Martin
Kellogg. r113 winter and spring have
left mom! had pieces. which require re
pairing.
The large piste glass window in the
Glendenning drug store at the corner
of Main and Wall streets. which was
broken a Ihort time ago. is being re
placed today. The big glass was
broken by accident. in stopping on
the curb from the street a man stum—
bled and batted Sergeant Thomas
Hunt throth the window.
Success has crowned our efforts of
untiring endeavor and we present to
the public with I confidence never be-
fore hold by any other medicine Hoi-
iiIlor‘I Rocky Mountain Tea.
. Queer stunts about the town for some
35
yitave Mi-
cured the contract to languish s inrse
hotel for B. B Howler, at Greenwich. ‘
(loan.
.11. 11 loans your;
A. won dr—‘c
tabs .1 ill: b elector;
‘75 «an. Tea or b are” 9 ulsted‘s
Drug ‘
Star of Columbia Circle held its res-
Betty. rates 1%:an
in? pin aileron
Musicale.
evening. Ono candidate nus elected to
There was a good
attendance ”and all seemed determined
to ks the bazaar a grand success.
‘ . GOT OUT OF PADDED CELL.
John; Eilonchy WItldorsd Around the
HoIpltIl coking for Classes.
he alleged "padded cell". at the Nor-
walk hospital must be almost on 11 par
with the canvas safes used on the
state at the theatre. The cell must oer-
talnly be a peculiar sort of affair. {or
every little while someone breaks- out
of it. The “padded" cell is“ one on
a cement floor, one glass window wit
which a. man some time ago tried to
cut his throat very successfully. and
an iron.bedstead 'iu vvwhich a men
might successfully hang himself has
developed‘ no her peculiarity. it does
not hold D
John E‘llenchy.n who has been doing
time. and who was temporarily corn-
mitted to the hospital by the select-
men, made can important discovery
yesterdszyi‘ e could not find his glass-
es. llenc Who' is laboring under
the. clock) :‘that someone-Wants to»
kill him purchased a pair of glasses
which he wears as a disguise so the
men Who 11$ seeking his life will not
know i l ,.
Ne ‘ .wear his disguise ev-
" 11 cell at the hospital.
Yesterday he could not bear .it any
longer so he pushed the look all the
door and‘ivaikcd out. lie searched
the hospital for his glasses, but was
finally prevailed upon to return to
the cell.
in a mild way rcproached Ellenchy
for doing so much damage. John was
very sorry. In fact. he was almost re-
duced to tears at the Sheriff's reproa-
ches. but explained it that Herman-
Quittner and SenatOr Jeremiah Dono-
van had sent for him on urgent busi-
"888.
"i sent word back that the door was
locked and i could not get out " said
lJlIenchy. “and Senator Donovan sent
word back “break the door down. i‘ll
pny }he bills." ‘
Joseph Muhihill was hired as a
keeper. but the work grew rather dis
tasteful for him and Sheriff Scuile1
is having troubles in keeping the er-
ratic Mr Silent-11,1 in the cell
He does not know whether to send
the bill for adrew lock to Senator
Dono1an crI
MORE
Railroad Officials Saw the Difficulties
It Bsuutuok Draw. Yesterday.
For two hours Wednesday the new
rolicr lift. drchridge at Saugatuck
refused to close, and several trains
were held up 011 both sales of the
structure. ~:-'i‘hc~rnilroad officials be
came convinced that something was
the matter. as the same thing has hap-
pened a number of times previously.
and yesterday a party including Super
intendent A".- E. Whaley and his assis
tents visited the bridge. and had a
trial opening. The bridge opened and
then as Is frequently the custom. re-
fused to close. While Engineer Chill“-
lcs Hoflman, for meriy of the pumping
station in Rowayton was trying to
lower the draw, one of the lovers flew
out and struck him in the chest. laying
the flesh open for several inches Af-
ter an hour's delay the bridge was
closed.
Following the oiilcial inspection an
order was issued. declaring'the bridge
to be out of 01"de1. and ordering all
trrtins‘ to proceed over it at a rate of
speed not exceeding eight or ten nriies
an hour.
CEMETERY ABSOCIATION SUED
- Edith M. Swlts and William Daven-
port of Davies and the New Canaan
Cemeten Association are defendants
in a suit brought by Mrs. Harriet
an injunction restraining the defend
ants. from interfering with her in one
tering the burial ground of the D11
vcnport family in the New Canaan
cemetery and removing therefrom the
remains of Willis Swits. a son of the
plaintiff.
Willis Swits was killed at Norcton
April 10.1903.aud was buried In the
Swits tract in the cemetery. Subse-
quently the plaintiff and Swits' a widow
widow removed the remains of her hus-
band from the Swit tract to the Dav-
bie relief
W
Shelia Sculley was summoned and. .»
became involved in litigation and the
«the» ac
Stilts with o
notified
«sight tiling w‘e doJ
Who to: Milton that they cdo't pick any do
“Earthy Motorised overture: A11 ‘
to $2}
range of these covert clothes 1.}.- spring vigor. , j
l‘e4tinrk faithfully portrayed. in Ill the niiw
grey effects and plain black Indblue. single and: double-bmsthd.
that fit as well as any young man could wish
Sping overcoats: The new French-back in gray herringbone
weaves’ the new covert top coats; the new Chester-fields in Oxford
and black. silk lined and silk lined to edge. , .
Spring hats and furnishings for men and young men.
l
...
H t
31vlta.oi Stanri‘oid. in which she seeks ‘
enport plot Mrs. Harriet. Swits wants . . .
the body rcinterred in its original rest-
lug place and also seeks other equltrv ,,
cents. “res or ’l‘sbictI. Plailted'l VOUNG MIN'I BAND. ‘
Drug 9m ‘ The Young Men' 11 Band of Christian ‘
ShuteI.W Ghent-rd. New 70"“ worker: the First Methodist Church »
Mot C.W W.'Buc loo. HIriiOi‘il' 99.9"” .will meet his evening ”t the Metho- .’
Guests at the» dialing; yesterv dist P page at 8 acne is. Cierence ,
titty xwere: Mr. A. iir n is loaded and David Finch -
loin-stoic. 03* Smith m‘secreiaryf' As one or two meetinso‘ .-
D.
1.. Rockwell. iii hold”...
butt, Wilton; rs.
Northern ”dictum: 3.76
we: Peck. Thrall
3.0.Bs or.
3, “mm naggingmmwm
.Kellcy. Girl
0 Y9 I
howl-loves; H. is Ruth
helium.“
dbldlill.
1.113111111-
cit V. Holman.
Aug-limo Heights. Mass:
J. M. 0/. W. Cun-
Mh'g Phfl"
the members are earnestly requested
to be present. ,‘ .
l
i
have been omitted in View of Easter,
preparations and conference week all
‘Aiirii 1.1.
April 3-51
:35:
Avril 15.
I All?“ 151
w 151
am...
9 Wall 51.. 115......
F Ish
ROE SHED
BUCK SHED
aremxtcoo -
unevenness
sun-r Frau
Manner poo
EIClI 1.139. 2 lbs for
" ' ' BLUEFISH
I shad Roe: 25¢ a Pair
Long Cinmo 30c 111.9
Hatch and did not buy because “he was too far off”I or you
”didn't have a sample?"
Why bless your heart he's only as far ofi‘. as the near.
est letter box or telephone and as for sampl
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.
personal attention to the business. and all grain is care
fully inspected to see that it is properly selected. screen-
ed and loaded. Will you test it?
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. EHATOHIIAI 7‘“ 35'1‘11' *1
Ask for n M Chick Fees—Jrné sen ' ""
‘ .‘New Stock of
ivivv Hurliruis Wiring
Just Received
1 fit
i
'J 1; o h
5
.\~
Tel 108
' ' CIpiisi.
1903......»..-.~.....5o.ooo
loos .....‘.....‘.....5o.ood
rm...............somdo
IM-m~--~--msolooo
‘9051..::n.u.....-50.000
‘M C‘OIIOII‘IOOOICSé' 'L
.. ‘1
‘é'll send
1 give my
w.
I.
.
H“ ‘ I
1151‘ "
13M“
‘ 25c
" .M. K. 3.13.11 68% 68% 68% 68%
,Mo. Pee. . 04% 9m 04% 94%
itNt. Lead 791/" 79% 737.51 79%
Nerf. it West 89%‘88141 '87 88%
.0111. a West 111 49 411 *
Pac. Mail. 40 . 40 “ 40
_ Penn. B. H.186 176% 168% l39%
Poo. Gas 139 131111. 1111115 13917,
PemGas 02 83 1-92
‘ ‘ Reading 1
lion. Stool "
‘ A ‘&I_ g ) E‘ggsgyl’s
. ... .
Surplus . onto. Deposits. gijmtf‘h; 1152”. 152
'0 ' I g
4"“ M ii' B‘ieel‘art “iii: «rm
139195545 .11 Steel 11 1111 1071/.- 111-1
“ ' as'li ’2? 20
.many stocks showing moderate gains,
' few minutes.
‘ lug forces caused .1 wry unsettled and
‘r ‘ ‘.“tsstmenr co lulleddtadowaward sour.
ill the ma1ket a press restored gen-
. orally to above ”might. the buying
' Block. South Norwsik. Telephone 153.
. .rlnrul Cop. ‘
0. IM a St 9 172 17115 172%
‘.«N‘o Fad-1111511111. ‘35 1115 591a
pluth 33 33% 32%”
(southpaw c!
oil; 31%“
3 People who Ire used to buying
sturdIy Candy" look for tho "
ms "Liuottis" in 111.1 upper.
Iiotbhond corner of the box. if
“you want your "loads to know “
that you “know tht'I riaht'i‘“
' "lit for “Liggstt'I'I' Ind not ‘
Isomo candy they "PW hard of. :
'[Thors'sa reason for this roputw
lion. Anybody knows the roII-
" on who has “tIItsd*5ifiigqott'I“ ‘
18Iturdsy Candy." ‘.. V, A
see QuIiity 1.1. m. ’
We deliver them Inywhors in,
town.
lho.'6iiiford Pharmacy
"i’he Prescription Store.
Telephone, 16—2.
Maples d fiddsohmidt Go.-
(incorporated. )
OOMMISSION 6ROKERS
I Dealers In
I Stocks. Bondafimfn and
fiction. I'"»..'_
Swsrt: I Corbett Block. 8o: Norw'Ilk.
TODAV IN WALL WCTRIIT
WALL STREET..10: 10 a m.—-Am-
ericans in the London market had
been lifted to a generally higher level
and the opening in the stock market
here today was affected in sympathy. ,
but not fully up to the London par-
itli. At other points there was a re-
newal of liquidation in force. -Unlted
Railways Investment fell 5 and the
preferred 5 1-2. Amalgamated Cop~
pcr opened down 3-4. but recovered
almost immediatel . There were loss-
es of about a point in several promi-
nent stocks. Reading was-strong and
advanced nearly two points within a
linltm Pat-'iflt was v—ig
01011st supported and lifted 1-. " over
last night.
WALL STREET. ii a. n1.-{)onflict—
erratic market Shortly before 11
t) ‘tlock suppol tlrig “190er overcome
nil opposition and there was a com-
prehensive rise which but a number
of inrportnnt stollkil'iwhll above yester
days ciosin United Railways in-
so. sellingat harm-less of 12. Unit-
ed Railroads of- if”; Francisco'h‘ours
also dropped 8
WALL eraser coil-W111: the of
port established
foctiveness of the
diminished and Abe “waves some reac
lion. The Idownuzqrdtmovemem. how
eIiver. did not go fan. . Sends were hea
_ yWALL srnss‘l‘H '1. ~tit—Conn-
deuce lncreuserimhere was a fur-
ther substantial rise after midday.
Reading was a lehtflrkihrid its jump of
over 3 points had a good effect on oth-
er stocks News from San Francisco
that the fire was under partial gap-
trol. :facilitated a rise.
TODAY'I QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples I: Goldschmidt 00.00111
mission Brokers. Swnrts A CorbettI
<
Open High Low Close
107 1091/. 107 108%
Am. C. & F C. 41% 421,4; 411A 41%
A. C. and F. p 102 102 102 102
Am. ice. 5901‘ 60% 59% 69%
Amrimov‘“ termites ’ 66% 66%
Am. Smelt 155 .,156 l54ifi 166%
Am.,Strgar 1111114 1'37 136% 136,9
A. 'l‘. d: S. Fe 89% 90 89 89%
A..'i‘ & S. F. 11100“ 160% 100% 100
Hallo. & Ohio 110% ”0% 109%; 610%
B‘.klyn R '1‘ 8%“ 1-28 99 82% 88%
Cites & Oil to 5 57% 57%
Chi A: N. W 206% 207% 206 207
Ch. ()1. West 20% 20% 20% 20%
13m. 1131'»; 11s
Del ii: Hud.‘ 207% g” 207 207
Eric. 43 42% . 48%
Erie: 1st. pfd. 76.1%l 76% 76 76%
Gen. Rice 167 168 167 Hill
iii: Gen. 170% 171% 170% l7i§4
lion d: Nash “61/. 148 1 146% 147%,
Manhattan 155 155 1541/5 154%
M01; Coo. . 2t 24% 24 24 -
. Pros. 8. Car 54
6-114 154 54%
2 12691. 1271.4
29 20%
Rock island
:Wabssh phi. 1““ 47 7‘ 4m-
WILLIAM I11 116
Word has “has? rec vod from Wit
‘ ‘I17 il’Inéy Lemons 1. . .
21 ,
46%I,I
m 1111011. ‘
f riot-walk. .wbo ;
fig. .
Light Overcoats ior Spring wear. Covert . :-
Stylish, correct-fitting. new-patterned Shirts.
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys' Shoes. w $1.00, $1.25~an‘d
Men’s Fine Footwear.
g8 WASHINGTON s'r.
Telephone can r65-I5. . ..
Potatoes, but Itock, bargain price. Bought before the late
now It whoissals for $100 bu. Price 81. 00 for a few days ONY- 1
BUTTER—Best tub at 271:. Best Clover Print at 29c. ‘
Bermuda Onions at 10s a qt. New Cabbage.
All Fat Pork; if you want it, here. Splnnach.
Newtown Pippin Apples 5t: quart. Fine Cider
Tony .Hoiiand Rusk, a new article for Supper, 10c pkg.
Cleaning Time. Bargain Ammonia. Put up to sell at 101; I helm
price 7c 3 for 20. .
Saratogs Victoria Water, pint bottles 51: bottle.
Good line of Tilioy'I Ind Liptons TsI'I Nice dinIIy, from ills up.
Dried Beef good quality, out very thin by our new cutter.
Hope to Serve and Please.
Telephone Call 26-4.
Nice Tender Spinach -‘ pop.
15 arsrcer FRESH seas ........ ~ .
vEnv seer racer-.1; arses Burnt-1.1.1; .. ‘ '
fis.-gv-
BEN HER FLOUR .......................... PER son. as
JONES'OR PILLssusy's i-‘Loua one ............... t". .
21 Les. onAN. suem,,...........,.. ..... 2 ...... ”
vsnv LEAN sHouLosap, 5.3.... ...... ..
RADIISHES, 2 suuhnss ................ , ................... .. mm
Lerruca. .... ....... ‘ ........ be but“
BERMUDA omens, Part or. .................... ...”...
EXTRA QUALITY EHUBARE, QRANGES, APPLES, Ni
ROOTS CELERY, CUO‘UMEEHS NEW POTATOES, 8T4“.
SWEET POTATOES. ETC.
. UNITED success 00.
gar-narr-
Will Ioli‘I '31....- I
Panoyfioos'fsory Butter, ps1- lb. .,.
Havo'ybd‘trlod our Ta“ or CoffooIi We oiIim to have flip
in mg; market. If you 353 diIsstisfiodI with it“? coffee co .
1, N-«ide- ‘ .2 ’
‘deof “waivers doinonltriilng our 251: grain “lows” laud;
.“I‘ii
iy.i
_J-. 4
-.ir...r.4--.-.--...-.Iv-¢aoo
and see how to not tho but rIIuitI from It.
and have I cop.
3CInsCondonIsd Milk ....... ......
a
................. “...“.111-1111...
3|bI.TIpioco...... ............ ...... .
alhIJIIti-iosd Rico .
lot. Onions ...,..........
...:r......§.w.u.
' n cos «1.11.1.1... I‘lIcit-ol‘ siesta-III in
mm. glosses In wholly to blame. Would it n
‘ . II sasmins’d Insist . Ig’ -_
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