local rivalries.
Piece. is ill with. on pttuck of plan
my.
. W
run some. were Initiated at
the meeting of the Berber-s UnIOn lust
evening“
--Dr. fDIch‘IIeu'res scold.
r; c. Louhsbur‘y' Lodge. N, E. 0.19..
held a regular routine business meet-
ing lost night
Two Ieppliostlons for membership
were received at the meeting of Uncas
Tribe, 1.0.11. M. last. evening
Colonel Eitan. Scott of Ridgetioid
celebrated his eighty- -fourth birthday,
yctserday He is hole" and hearty.
City Treasurer Matthew Corbett is in
New York today acting an appraiser
In 11 case involving a large amount of
tobacco. ,
wlmcltwood's Moll. Friday evening.
April 27.1111111111‘1 entertainment of im-
maculate Conception Society Admis-
slon. 25 cents
The Robert Emmet Club. of Nor-
walk. will hold a session today at Sons
of Temperance Mail In the Gazette
building.
Former LleIItene'II‘f-Governor Edwin
O. Kceier left'"N0rWalk this morning
for Boston, to attend the meeting or
the Wholesale Grocers’ Association of
New England.‘ ‘
Eighteen post sochems from Uncas
Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. will attend the
mccting one week from today In Hart
ford. which will be held at the New
Dom Hoteln
*Churies D Yearance has sold his
residence at Broad River to Mary .1.
McMahon. of. -.Westport The transfer
was made through Geo. W Donne‘s
agency. .. 1
Mrs. Clarissa. l3. Bates. of 24 Or-
chard street. has returned to her home
from her cottage stFnlrfleld Beach
where she has been entertaining
friends from Waterbury for a week
past ‘
A regular meeting of Court Muhack-
rrno Foresters of America. was held
last cvenlng. Routine business was
transacted. At the next meeting It
large class will be initiated and a
smoker will be held
~-Sce the comic drama. “lire. Willis'
Will." (It Lockwood’s Hull. l-‘rlduy ero-
ning. April 27.
A committee of ladies of the humour.
Into Conception Sodellty. of St. .10-
seph’s Chuiph. met last night and
planned an entertainment for May 28.
which will comprises amlnstrcl show
-nIId pantomime by the ladies.
Out. of twin talent has arranged I
series of three concerts to be given
by subscription on Mondays, April 30.
May 7 and 1%. ol the residences oi Mrs
E. M. .Lo.cirwood Mrs. P. N. Knapp
and Mrs J C. Newhlrk. in the order
named.
A large cut was run (War by 11 truin
near the West bound South No rwnlk
station. this morning. and had thrcr
legs and her tuil cut off. Just as one
of the section bands was making prep-
nrntions to put the cat out of its min-
or y. It darted across to Monroe street
and disappeared
It hes caused more leughs and dried
more tIII‘I tripod}! may diseases and
driven a y more “fears than any oth-
er 11111111111171. in the world. Holllster‘e
hooky Mountiln'li Tod. as cents. 'l‘cn
or TIblctI. Pinlnlnil'l Drug Store.
Among the numerous changes at
Hull 111111an we noted that the Beol
cottage huI iigon- drip Dr. James
Albert Mock. I' In 9‘lr‘uown murder of
New York and dun: out It is under-
stand that he will open In olilco on
the blond. Ind II he hos had extensive
practice so I. physicion. he will beI
valuable Inquisition to the summer
colour. .
At the meeting of linear Haylort.
Mono thigh. of Bridge-
port.“ ‘ , no of the plan of
the MM mm... for outer.
ti tho.
om
about the
.Ito with M
flour
1 I nItionII
,Readlng. New Rochelle;
Mommy night. kI representative of
convention of
ii m iIIylofur ,
proud y cooper-
. to shy entori
ill Piper. who won recently '
New York HoIplttll
ottiug along nicely.
WW
out for heart In».
" Hem-
41111111 1111111 entertainmeni Ind
undo imposition Conception
Admission 25 cents.
M
.111 Operation 11111 performed at the
Norwullt Hospital this morning on
Mrs, I“. D. Brewer. of Dorian. by Dr.
Walter Hitchcock assisted by Dr
H. Noxon. ‘
J. S Borneo, Louis J. Nett and Jos-
eph Converse, New Haven: Wm.R .
McCausland. Henry Apple.l) .J. Mon-I
nhan. I“, E. Williams J. FosthJ.
L. Boole. V William Williamson. J. E.
Dumas. F E Jackson H. P. John. G.
S. Loewenthal Garvey Donaldson, J.
C. Churlock. J. J. Bellman. New York:
F. C. Cornish, Newark. N. J ; F. G. Al
bolt. 11. W. Tierneyyll. P. Bradford
Boston; C. 8. Soldier. Hortibrd; H. K.
Beech, Bridgeport; I... R.. Hurlbutt
Wilton; Judge H. P. Bissell. George L.
Rockwell. Ridgefleirl: E. T. Scallop.
John. W Hurson. Providence; .T. C.
Louis M.
Young... Meriden:. George E, Tinney.
SheMeld-ondheélound; William E. Ful—
ler. Fall River: A. Everett. South Nor-
w:ullI Rowland W Boyle, Philadelphia.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford
RUSSIA POLITICAL SITUATION.
Hus Suddenly Grown Threatening and
_ People Distrust Government.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 26.-—The
political situation has suddenly grown
threatening. Tire publication yester.
day of the draft of the new “fundamen-
tal law." or ico‘netltutlon,” of Russia.
has aroused a Elbrm of indignation.
and amidst the present general dis
trust of the governments motives hns
furnished Just the stimulus needed to
solidify the entire opposition in Pur-
liament. The Rech insists that with
the realization of the new Russian loan
and under the false conviction that tho.
revolution is suppressed the govern
maul he's not hesitated to again show
the clayen hoof. not even making Its
intention to disolvo Parliament it it
is found rte be troublesome."
Mr. Brionchenlrofl In the Slovo to
day calls the draft of the "fundament-
III low'.‘ a “mockery which will be re-
sented by every honest man, be he a
member of the ‘Bluck Hundred' or It
Social Revolutionlsl." adding: “Such a
mixture of lies and false logic on the
eve. or the assembling of the reel
masters of the country can only tend
to push the people to it fresh revolu-
tion‘ with oils attending conflicts and
uIIa'I'clIy.. The existing refine seems
fated to go down In blood".
A real dangerous element in the sli-
nation. however. to not in the attitude
of the Liberals. but. in the possibility
of another upheaval from below at the
very moment when the intellectual
forces of the coquIv had been united.
For some time the Social Democrats
and other proletariat organizations
have been trying to arrange a general
uprising to coincide with the convo-
cation of Parliament. but. apparently
they were making no headway. Now.
however. It great movement among
the idle workmen of the capital. who
surface and there is more than u. sus-
picion that this movement is simply
a cover for a reel uprising which Is
being organized behind It. Big meet-
logs of men out of work held In the
suburbs during the lust few nights
were attended by orntors of the Social
Democratic pnIiv.
A council of men out of work has
also sprung Into existence} The men
out. of work demand that the city
within n‘week shall not them to Work
upon the construction of new street
railroads and bridges for which $4-
000. 000 has been appropriated. The
men out of work also announce ihut
they will send u delegation of eighty-
sevcn representatives to the city corru-
cil tonight. to receive the final unswer
of the Inuniclpullly.
the methods now udoptcd by 11119 work-
men 11ml those preceding "Red 81in-
duy‘.’ January. 22.1905, und many new
pic believe that they see in the new
organization the hand of Canon. All
truce of the former priest bus been
lost.
It. Is significant that the bond keeper
of the local prison has receiver! 11 let-
tcr signed by the Workmcn's Leugue.
warning him that the prisoners will
be liberated May 10, but saying that.
his lilo will be spnred If he does not
interfere.
Hygo‘ia too.
From the foot that HygoII loo In so
much harder. olIInIr. purer, into long-
er. and II in every way so much better
lhIn natural loo. when it ll sold It
the some prIcI II natural too. I'll
much ohoIper. All ice. wagons will
sell Hygolo loo this «soon. Ask your
leII man for It.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
J 111.11 rats when.
1Y1 Frills? droning. Lockwood'u Hal? .
number about. 42.000 has come to the NM”;
There Is ll. striking unulogy between '
" .r. w. otnorsno. ' A
.14.,
095 MIME
The 191» 11911 pay for clothes. the more must you rely on your
clothler. There. is I limit below which the reliIbIe clothier will not
go in suits It modest prices. and below which Ito" man who wants
clothes that. work can afford to go.
In our lines of fancy suits from $8. 50 to $15 we present clothes
which we know .1. Will give satistdction, and which .111 style and fit and
quality stand 118111 and shoulders above any We know at like prices,
A try-on whim" the style and fit of these suits; and you have
1.]:
G' our guarantee that service will be satisfactory.
m r
From $15 to $25 we range our H. S. & M. suits. the hand- tailored
clothes that set the styles. '
Negligee shirts at sac that offer startling values; and up to' $2
for the finest.
Fancy hose for the low-shoe season, 15c; 2 pairs for 25c, and up
to see a pair.
Economy: is it real? ’l‘lrnt‘s the question.‘ it Is
cosy to Inrrke low prices if quality is disregarded. The
market is ulwuys full of low priced groin. Quality in oil
we sell is ensured to all who buy here. We leave no
room for dispute on this point. Our prices loavono room -
for complaint. .. .
Buy Uui's 'l‘huts (flcun. 4’ ‘
MANUEL T. HAIGHI'
‘n.
"‘v
We bundle many kinds" of “Chick .r J I“???
Feed." but consider the “D. M. Chick .93 r " fl
Feed" the best. wrn tell you why if :2 ' 7‘” 1.317“
you will call; 17""
New Stock of
.. Eabn- HuIllIrIls Wll’ rl'mg Pipers,
9
Just Received;
Wm. P. Beers
49 WaII:St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk.
m
100 '__‘
80 .
60
3'
Blue Fish.
‘ Buck Shad.
Steak Cod
All kind oi Fish.
Cuibill’ 3 Bridge Market,
Tel 108} Free Delivery
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FsTAerG 0N1.
MWqunMWM
Is a matter of habit. a habit of 5.1111111111111111qu
less than you earn. a habit of banking ‘Iliill
small surplus. and banking it regularly.
We frequently open accounts with oung men who 11 ooit five.
or even ten dollars each week. for a wit 1c. and then stops together.
They tried to saw too fast. You may not be able to save more than
I dollar each week. but you certainly can save thIt. Smell location
are welcome here. especially the accounts of con; man.
‘ Deposits draw Interest from the first 0 evory’month. pIbele
in jar-rusty and Ijuiy.
Bani: hour'vwg to 3 daily; Saturday evenings. 7 to 0.
4% interest sid' 111 Sayingo Department.
' Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
. Steel opened downy... rrud the preferr-
‘ but there were also a number of less
Block. South Norws 11. Telephone 153.
Eric. Isl. pf 76% 77 76115 77%
Con. Eire 168' 108 168 108
Ill]. Con. 1701/. -l71 170% ‘71
Lou. 0': North ”5% 140112 146% 146%
Mex. Cent. 24 ' 24% 24 24%
M. K. d. 'l‘. 33% '33% 33%. 33%
M. K. It '1‘. p. 67% 0874.. 07%, 087/11
Mo. Poo. 93% 94% 90% 94
N111. Lead 70% 80V; 7892 80%
N. Y. Con. 137V. 139 137 138511
Nerf. It West so 89% 80 891,2
Ont. div. West 49 49% Ill 49%
Pac. Mull 40 41% «10 40%
Penn. R .ll. 130 139% 138% 139%
Pros. 8. Cur 02% 53% {12% 53%
Reading. 126% 127% 124% 120%
Rep. Steel 29 20% 28% 28%
Rock Island 26%. 26% 26V. 26%
South Puc 05% 05% M1 65%
Son Ry (2o. 38 38% till 38%
, tripling“
Romantic“
‘1 In Withdraw
Spring Is a season when nearly .
everybody' I b is. somewhat
impoverishedi‘ ‘
luck of vita .
purifier r11
: and .
Is the mould flectlve and plous-‘
ant remedy y' can take. it will
quickly overcdiue any dl..sordered .
condition of the bleed and make
It Itch. red and invigorating.
Pricell a Bottle.
Your money back If Vinol does
not give entire satisfaction.
lhe Olifford Pharmacy
Tho Proscripllon Store.
Telephone..r1.5~—2.
11.11.. t lioitbclimidl or
(incorporated )
GOMMISSIWEROKERS.
Dealers In
Cotton.
Swaru I c.1111. Block. So. Norwark.
‘ TODAY IN WALL ITREET,
WALL STREET, 10 : 10.-0pening
prices In the stock market here today
showed 11 moderate sympathetic effect
from the higher rnngc III London and
there was ll. mixture of'losscs. Anu-
(undo. rose ‘12, Sloss Sheffield and
lorucholorudo Fuel 11 point and inter
1111111111111 Pump ‘52. lulled States
ed stock was ‘4‘. higher. The Inn‘rkel
)thi not verv nc‘tlw.
WALL STREET 1] u. Ill-A rootlet-
rtte decline from the opening Indicated
light selling pressure and Invited buy.
lug by the professiounls and them
“as a general Ieomery to ubme yes-
lordnvs clpslng, Reading and UIIIOII
Pacific Were the only lenders In which
the movement uttnined much progress
Important stocks In uhlrh thr- mildew
were lair-Le .
WALL ST REE'I‘. noon.«-lieurilng
‘r-eme Into heavy demand 111 1111 ad
more of twopolnts and the whole list
moved upwards with no increased
show of confidence. Bonds were lrreg
trlar. -
WALL STREET. l p. ilirw'l‘hv morn-
ing‘s rise Invited profit taking rind
there was a. general lowering of prices
on sales of this character. Reactions.
however. did not run beyond 1-2 or
34 'In the active features and the mur-
ket become very dull on tho decline
General Electric rose I 3-8.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples I. Goldschmldt 00.. Conn
mission Brokers. warts A Corbett
Open High Low Close.
Amnl Cup. 108»; 109V; 1077/11 100%
A. (f. & F. Co. 41% 43% ill/é 42%
Am. Cot. Oil 21119 32 lil‘ri 32
Am. Ice. 02% 65% 04% 05%
Am. Smelt 154% 150 154% 156
A111. Sugur lcldb’; 1371/. 131114 13712
A. 'l‘. 6‘: S. Fe. 89% 90 90 90
Iiaito. & ()hio 109%1110 Willi; 110
B'klyu. R. '1‘. 8171.” 02% 807.1. 82%
Cites. 0v. Ohio :‘17 57% 57 57%
Chi. N. W. 203 204% 203 204
Ch. (It. West. 201141~120§2 20% 20%
C. M. at St P 169%.17012008141 170
(311.10.41.13 58% "$1914 58% 59%,
(.‘ol South 3289““ 32% 33
Con (Ins 137% 139 “17% 138%
Del. Al. Hod 206 208 200 207
Eric. 41% 42% 41% 42%
Still. Ry Co of. 987679815 98% 93V.
Tm C. ‘1 145% 146% MW. 146%
Texas Fee. 32 33%. 31% 82%
Union Put! 100 ~tfri 119% 130%
U 8. steel 42%:- 43% 42% 43%
13.8. Steel p. 108 «108% 107% 108%
WI bush 20% 20% 20% 20%
Wabash M0. 411% 44% 431/. 44%
OIITUARY llOORD.
FUNERAL OI" WIthAM GIMME.
The funeral of the his William
61mm. who."I died It pneumonia- In the
th Non III: meson. Saturday
m held rtMI‘Ittornoon from
king; room of Devin W.
ooioolt 1111.11.77
I 1 rr
iomfytl'gioom
Moog
mm
or,“ ’Ml‘fmm
lI’lIs interment Ives ‘
_ r. I... 019 ‘
Stylish. correct-fitting. new-patterned Shi
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys' Shoes.
Men's Fine Footwear. ‘II
98 WASHINGTON "ST
Telephone Call 165-
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Potatoes, but stock. bargain price. Bought before think.
now at wholesale for $1.00 bu. Price $1.00 for a few days on!»
BUTTER—~Bent tub at 271:. Best Clover Print at 29c:
Bermuda Onions at 10¢ a qt. New Cabbage;
All Fat Pork; .if you want it. he re. Spinnach.
Newtown Pippin Apple- 5: quart. Fine Cider
Tony Holland Rusk, a new article for Supper, 10c pkg.-
Cienning Time. Bar-pain ‘Ammonia. Put up. to sell at 101:
price To 3 for 20. ,1 .
Saratoga Victor-II Water. pint bottles 51: bottle
Dried Beef: good quality. cut very thin by our new ”cutter... .
Hope 11 ”T“. and Please - ‘
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212 NORTH MAIN Ir. 5
so NORIWALK. or.
TEL. 143.
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EYES Clllill‘rl‘
, , Often one attributes I lack of alanine“ of vision
When his glasses are wholly to blame. Would it not be
your eyes. onmlned IgIIh'l -'
I‘r's rant.
0 B Jackson
or
Graduate Optician.
mo cusses our '
AC cconn no}?r '
. 1‘
.11'1‘
Ia’ WAILI. 11112::
\Ecouour 13 11.80111") mu ,'
1 star's A eunucsjm
We make this assertion: ‘
.1, hard elsewhere ut the prion» ,
Men's Suits. various fabrics .II
Morris during Top Costs It 27
, mm swirled
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