‘ A. J. 001111111 spent a portion of yes
terdny in Stamford.
Thomas Collins was a visitor in
Donbury yq‘s dismay.” g. .
W
«Old Well Fair closes tonight. Mn-
sic 111111. ‘
The Harsirom school resumed its
sessions today after a couple of Weeks
would u
Palestine Castle and Douglas Fow
ie'r Post will hold regulm meetings
tonight . .
‘Mra. James McGnrrie. of Chestnut
street Norwalk' is in New York city
attending the funeral of a relative.
”7,... ..
Alvin Nichorghp, a former well
known Norwa young man, now locat-
cd in New Jersey, is a visitor in town
—-Close of Old Well Fair tonight.
Music Hall.
A' son was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. John Splau. of Orchard
strut-.1. Mother and'child are doing
niccly. ‘ 1
Mrs. Lottie Chndeayne who recently
purchased the Jesse M. Ferris place
in BayView avenue. has moved into
the house
The Norivd‘lkt (111111111 1Unlon will
meet tonig‘hE At ithe East Avenue
Methodist Cluuch Admlalen to these
1chonrsais is now by card only.
The L. B ’A. of the Norwalk Con!
:11 tgntiounl Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon .at 3:30, in the chapel.
"E‘astor Thoughts" will be the t0plc.
it. has caused mére laughs and dxied
more tears wiped away diseases and
driven away more tears than any oth-
er medicine in the world'- Hoillster‘s
imoky Mountain Ten. 35 cents-Tea
or Tablets. ~Plnlstod‘s Drug Store.
The Latter Day' Saints, of Broad
River. baptized a new member into
their church yesterday afternoon. The
rommtlnicailt is Emest P1 ice, of East
Not walk '
James Kimball of Chapel st1-.eet
was taken to the Norwalk Hospital
Saturday. where an operation on his
throat was performed by Dr Turner.
assisted by Dr... Tracey,
TheJoint committee of the Pastor's
Helpers oi the Woman's Association
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church
will hold an important mot-ting 111
Mrs. H. C. Sherer's. 1 Washington
street, tonight at 7:30.
——Atten'd closlniit-lof Old Well Fulr.
Music Hall, tonight: '
Mrs. Frank Britta. of Pine street.
' has returned from New York. where
she wont 'to' have an operation for
appendicitis, 10nd lp now in the N111-
waik.l1lospital. where another opem
tlon was performed.
Eli-Mayor and Mrs. Ferdinand B
Smith and eat-Mayor Smith’s mother.
who have been spending the winter
at Mount Dora. Florida. arrived home
Saturday night and are occupying their
Main street residence.
A large ynphi. host which has been
reporting on the upper harbor mud
flats during the winter. has been iowmt
to the Hubhell. Hull and Randall
LumberCompany's dock. whore it will
be used during the summer.
Company F wll {Earth at the armmy
tomorrow evening: it is probable that
at the company meeting, matters por-
tainlng to the Third Regiment linse-
ball Association will be talked over.
as Company D voted inst week to with
draw from the We. leaving only
. three teams.
~01. Dich'rcum 1 111111.
The Rev. G. D art will give his
second talk on “Amusements" Thurs-
day oveninu “1.7.130, ut-the meeting
of the Young People's Society of the
Normal: Congregational Church. The
weekly prayer meeting of the church
follows at 8 o‘clock when the topic
will be “A Day in a State Asylum.’
Tho uncramoat of the Lord 11 Supper
will be lilininlut tied at tho Norwnlk.
Congregational 0 urch. Sunday morn
1,113 my 9 Apr who desire to con
1111111. 11111111111111“ Md: this church. by
letter or by oonfuulon of faith. are
runs to "communicate with, the
pastor. v. o. D. Egbert, :11 soon as
with the ass stance of Mr. S4 oilin who
~RUN OVER BV A MiLK WAGON.
111011 he be on 1 son
Gain
of
puny on Friday at
or the company
and march to M0 111111- 0 quarters.
WW
‘ WATTIRO T Mll! FUNDS.
m
,' 11111111111111.1111 for 00110111 of 1111111.».
to to mind- Music Hall.
Sick Benefit Society was held youter
this evening at the City 30101.10 take
1111:1011 regarding raising money for the
relief of the San Francisco sufferers.
Plans were partially completed for
an entertainment to be held the latter
part of the week in Music Hall and a
number of sparring boots are to be ar-
ranged l M Hoyt has donated Mu
slc' Hall free of charge for the use of
the entertainment, Reed and Voik
have donated the electric lights for it
luminating the place properly and a
long line of local aItists have voiun
teered their services in entertaining
the crowd. .
Among them are three round bouts
:by the following:
Cornelius Ryan vs. Prof. Chapman.
aters vs. Corcoxman
Dan MulVihlll (Young Jeffrles) vs.
any 145 .pound man.
John Mulvlhlil vs. Tony Plnbeli.
Joe Miilvlhilt v0 Otto F. Rondo
William Cunoo vs Larry Howley.
The Buckley Brothers.
Joe McMahon and quartet‘ln popular
songs. .9 .
William Mulvihlll-in songs and dan-
ces
Joe Cornell in funny sayings and
club awlngln. and seveml others
The committee appointed to arrange
for 1111111111111» comprise. John Hamilton
chairman; Joint Murray. Stephen Sle
by. Frederick Madden, Joseph ’l‘um
many. Jr. Michael Reynolds, John W.
Smith. '1‘. F Doulens.
cent of the money obtained will be
sent to San Francisco.
SMALL FIRE ON THE HILL.
Hoopery on Property Occupied by Mrs.
Gerard Woo Destroyed
As it). J. Van Mass of 40 Bnyview
avenue. was looking from a rear win-
dow of his residence at 9: 30 o'clock
this morning. he saw quite 11 volume of
smoke issuing from the midst of whole
fOLll burns are Wlocatéd owned respec-
tively by 11101111 Becker Frederick
Quintnrd, Frank Bradbury and the Al
tied Knapp estate and remmked that
there was either. a bonfire or burn ii1'.o_
and on rushing out to see what 11 1111s,
discovered that the Whole front of 11
good-sized'chlckeu house on the The
ron G. Hoyt ,place. now owned by
Frederick Quiniard. was ablaze. With
several pails of Water hastily secured
from the houses of Mrs Theodora:
Nash and nit‘lre Chief Baker. and
happened to be near and was tailed
into service. the. tire was soon extin
guishod. r1111 fire cannot be account
ed for.
. THE ovan‘tomts won.
Defeated Stamford High School Satur-
day by Score of 21 to 20.
The 0ve1look Sellock Milltnrv Arml-
omy baseball team won 11 loosely pin)
ed game with the Stun1fo1d High
School team Saturday afternoon on the
East. avenue diamond. The score was
21 to 20. Agulor pitched and Frisbie
caught for the Overlooks. Donghcrty
did the slab honors for the visitors
during most of the game, the first
pitcher tried being knocked out of the
box.
On Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the Overlooks will cross bats with the
Merrill Business College team. of
South Norwalk.
.—.__
Frank Flewollil. who drives a milk
wagon. was hurt this morning while
in Loxington‘nvenue. lie was attemp-
ting to step into his wagon with a can
of milk and slipped. The wheelt-s of
the 11 agon passed over his iegs,'hr11s~
ing them quite- .badi He who taken
to the milieu of lli
his injullvs woro 1111-1111111.
ii' 111) boi11;:: were broken.
MISS BEARD EBCAPED. ,
The Rev. (it-raid if. Bout-d, pastor of
the Park direct Congremitional church.
ol‘ Bridgeport. formerly of South Nur-
wnlk. whose niece. Miss Rachel Beard.
daughter of Professor ii. 0. Board. of
the University of Mlnnesotu. had his
fears 11111111311 this morning by 11 iole-
gram from his brother that Miss Board
had osoaoml. She was 11 student at
the lzoluud Stanford University lu'San
Francisco. and of which sumo of the
buildings were destroyed and lives
lost. ,
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Fortunate-
‘From the fact that Hygoiu loo i0 00
mueh'hu’rdoheihnor. purer, into long-
ihs some price 00 natural too. it is
much éhuupur. All too wnnonu will.
sell Hypulu loo this «00011. Ask your
loo mun for it.
magnesium or
ALL rms wens.
hi 011 bit
Captain Romans. 01' 1111111111 Hose
11. to attend 11111 housewarming
arrow Hook and ladder dom-
The members
iii meat in a body
A upoclnl meeting of the Hatters“
day and another has been called for
The committee states that. every ‘
ii. Bonn. whore '
or. and 10 to ovur'y way so much butter? 1
than-natural 100. when it 10 sold 111.
, Date. Capital. Surplus 81 Profits. Deposits.
April 15. 1901 ...............5o,ooo ' 4,540.00
April 15, 190': .. .........5o.ooo 1,300.56 189,055.56
April 15, 1903 ...5o,ooo 6,131.79 466,316.43
Audits. 1904 1 . ~.--...so.o_90 12.65136 522,512.10
April 15, 1905 .1.............5o1.ooo 111,105.68 663,072.30
April 15. 1906 . . . . . . . . . . .5631,“ 30,861.38 813,832.13
.1. mowers/10. ‘ ‘
Sheet Music.
to do; but 1111 11110111 the easiest thing we do. list ring. that we. sell
M; Viz-airy units 1110 ovurcoatu. At
.‘Qgiuii
1
Suite with every style kink faithfully portrayed hi all the new
grey effects and plain black andbluu, single and double-breasted,
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 Chesterfields' 111 Oxford
and black. silk lined and silk hood to edge. ,
Spring hats and furnishings for men and young men.
Did you over think of buying hay, grain or food of
Hutch and did not buy because "he was too fur of!" or you
"didn't have a sample?”
Why blcss your heart he s only as far off as the near.
est letter box or telephone and as for sm11pie~holl send
you 11 sample us 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 properly selected, screen-
011 and loaded. Will you test it?
Buy 0111 Thais Clean. ,
MANUEL T. HA-Taitl.
Ask for D. M. Chick Foed—Tbe Best.
-.~
New Stock of
E11011 Hurlhuti 111111111 Papers
Just Received.
Wm P peers
49 Wall St. Norw:lk. 6 So. Main St., 80. Norwalk.
Buck "Shadgm ”x A“
Weak Fish and Blue Fish.
Fresh Mackerel
All kind of i‘lSll.
13111111115 Bridge Market
Tel 108 Free Delivery
5c; apiece
.n.-..c~-flmm
~
Five've‘farsoptdAr.15,’05
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0111111111 M1111, 0111111111111 1111111 1111. 0111111 “ammo“. A0111 tandoori",
Out of 110.1
0111111101113. April 23.-—Whilo fishing for “It! midst Monti-1111111108011 bililm
in the nut river near hangs-turd” pondlaf before the 111111 modulation
r11
11131-110011 0 1:011th in ion on
thirty-five years 11111.11: Gulifordpluf: ism»?
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fired on epileptic fit and foil head first
5.0.000pr
into the men-11o worn rubbér
boob. Milo
clothes for 11111111: men that they can't pick any “laws iii-11. S. & 9
we show a complete range of their: smart clothou for, spring wear. |
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
‘ 11'1- ent depr canton.
{Scalb-
ll klyn R. T. 84% 84“; 821A. 82%
Chen. & Ohio 59% 58% 57% 57%
(‘hL & N. W 200311 20651”; 206% 206%
(‘11..W1-sl 21 21 20% 20%
(‘. M. F& 8 P. ”2% 173 170711 171
Col & l. tliiiyfi till; 59% 1'10
(lnl Smith . '33 38 33 33
(1011 (his ”49% llllihfi‘llliifié 138%
. Del. llutl 208 298 207% 207%
, 1 Erie. 1:1 1:1 1214 421.1.
1 Erie. lsi.pf1i. 77 77 767/11 76%
(11111. 11211111. 1117 1117 117 1117
”1.le HEM 17"Nfi ”2% "2%
”111.81. Nash 187% 148% 147 147
Max. Gen 24 24 24 24
Mo. Par lifi‘ lid 94% 94%
Nut. head 80% 801.4 78% 787,11
N. Y. ('1'11 ill ill "49% 139%
Nail. ll. Weill till“ 89% 88% 88%
0111.81 Wont 4111,13 iiiii 48% 414%
P1111. Mull 42 42 42 42
Penn. ll. li.1liiliil1 iiil 138% it'll)
P110. (ins 98% 98% ”3% 93%
Pros 8. Cur 54% 64% bill/h 53‘].
Reading. “28 ”8% ”5% thl
Bop. Stool ill ill 29 29
Rock island 2811’. 27 26% 36%
South Puc. 1% 115% 114%. 04%
Sou Ry (21) hit“ 38% 38%
ions 1111113132112 ‘82
Union PM: 18832151“ 15W.
8:88.811hhrr lit-18298 52
Sfltoel 4h 42
8.311114 p 108% 1011,8101 106
Wabash 21% 21% 2114 21%
Wnblsli 17‘ ‘ 47 413911 40%.
.; «‘vunoed the has
‘ Jinan mm or If
Spring is 11 season when nearly
, :evorrbody’s blood is somewhat
11111111111111.1111. As is shown by
lack of vitalitp nod 01 tired. list-
less condltl0m1 A good blood
.1, notifier is needed at this time
Vino]
1111 the most emotive and pious-
, ant remedy you can take. it villi
1 1 quickly overcodis any disordered
’ ,,conditlun of the blood and make
it rich. red 1111 invigorating.
Price $1 a Bottle.”
"Y0111 money back if Vinoi does
not give entire satisfaction.
lhe Gifford Pharmacy
Th0 Prescription store.
Telephone, ilk-2.
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COMMISSION BROKERS.
01111111. by
Cotton.
Swan-i: 6 Corbett $0181.80. Norwalk.
TODAV IN WALL ITREET
WALLS STREET, 10: 10 11.111.
-—'ii1e
pwvailing tone of the opening stock
market today was heavy, but the de
cllnes were generailt narrow and were
mixed with a few gains. Some of the
stocks with large property interests in
Sun 82111111111110 rebounded sharply from
i'nited Railways
lmostmcut rose 4 1-.4 and Pacific
(‘oast 3. The notable declines were
Anaconda 2 1-2 and Reading and Colo-
rudo Fuel lillge fractions. The trading
uas quiet and transactions small.
Whit. STREFT‘, ii a. m.-—luitlnl
losses were renovated, outside of the
content which remained sluggish. The
vaiious metal stocks Wore bought i'ree-
ly and especially linited States Steel
pld which rose to 109 Large offer-
ings of Reading which 111 ore it down
111'o1 two points to 1‘16 58 subsequently
undermined 11113 firmness of other
stotks. and there you a general re
lapse to below Saturday‘s 11011111;
WM 1.. S’PliEE'i‘.1Noon.--Prlces
diit’ted lower on light offerings for
which only a. moderate demand was
offered Reading got 2 points below
Saturday. At slight rt-o'owrios the
matkt-l betame semi-stagnant Bonds
11"1-11' henvv 1
WA) ll STRI-‘E’l‘. l p 111.«-Sclling or-
ders came 11 om all onion-rs and there
was furthet moteiiul detilnc which
put the average piices down 11 point or
mote. Reading, the trans Continental
1110111) and the. metal and 1"ailtoad
equipment stocks were the weakest
features 1 '
TODAY’S QUOTA‘NONS.
Report over the private wires of
Th0 Maples A Goldschmidt 00., Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: 0 Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 158.
Open High Low Close.
Alilal Cop. HOD“ 110% 108741 108741
A. C. 141 F (lo 42-11 4271. 4m. 41%
1111 Cut. (in 83112 31W 32% 32%
.1111 lw. 1127.. till 112 152
Am [.0011 till till 65% till
Am. 8111011 157 157% 155% 1551/;
Am. Sugar 1.111 [38 138 138
A 'l‘. & S.li‘1~lihll!§ 9071'. 89% 89%
Built). & ()ltltr iii ill ”01/ 110%
1011110 ““01”“ 1111111111
prams. Court of 0 United States 1111-
111011001111 0.11111 Pot-
rumor
tlbdh'u. ushuggdig
of 10111111. “flint
MAME“.
0111110 110110011 cor- ‘
the first ’1'qu ,
111 October (as the date for thuir
\v
Low shoe Hosiery
Boys’ Shoes.
“1
._._.~._.-.
Men's Fine Footwear. '
SEl. £01181 P:
98 WASHINGTON-ST.
1 Telephone Call 165-15.
ready for all.
ll
Amwaww
Some
Potatoes. but stock. bargain
BUTTER—Best tub at 270.
Bermuda Onions at 100 0 qt.
Cleaning Time.
price To 3 for 20.
Burning: Victoria Water, pint
Bargain Arh
Hope to Serve. and
new HER FLOUR. ..... 1 ........
JONES' on museum's FLOU
21 Les. GRAN. SUGAR .1 ......
VERY LEAN SHOULosa‘s LB.
aAolsHEs, 2 0014101123 ..... ‘.
LETTUCE.‘ ...... ,u.” .........
BERMUDA omous. ass or.
SWEET POTATOES ETC
211 uon'rs mus or.
so noawux. or.
blur
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.‘
21 lbs. Granulated Spoor
strictly Imp E000, our 1101.
Voiontur Flour, our hog .
3 lbs. Largo Prunu ..
1...
4.1.
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,, ”#0110 11111111111.
_11‘4h041 1110 plum on who"
your one 0110111111011 000111
li 8180101! it“ full tun-ll
now at wholesale for 3100 hit. Price $1. 00 for a few days only.
All Fat Pork: if you want it, he re.
'NeWtown Pippin Apples 51: quart. Fine Cider
Tony Holland Rusk. a new article for Supper. 101: pkg.
Good line of Tlliu‘y'u and Lipton: Tea. Nice display, front 100
Dried Beef: good quality, out very thin by our new editor. ' ’
Nice Tender Spmach1
.15 1111191111 Feast-l Essa
'VERV EEST FRESH 'M’Aoa so
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. EXTRA QUALITY 1111111111111, ORANGES, APPLES,
'aoors catsav, 000011105115,
UNITED GROCERY CO
Filled by Graduates of
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,.. the putt 45 weeks. )
SOME TALK—J—MERRILL SHOWS RES“,
I Spring Term begins April 16th.1:1, 1
011‘ WM MM“—
If You Want To Satire Mo
Shoulders. par ill. 1 ‘ .
A 1111" 1.11111 04 "1111,111111'1410111111111' '
111111: of. 01807110
price. Bought before, the 1111, r1
Best Clover Print at 290.
New Cabbage.
Spinnach.
monia. Put up to sell 111111; a 8013
a".
bottles 51: bottle.
Please.
Tran, L‘B. .....
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NEW POTATOES, STRIINO
40 rd “
nor Non ‘
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Our Very 11.11 llgin Creamery Buttor per lb. .. .
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