Sherman COWS“. R A.. meets to
night
W
A meeting of Grace Church vostry
was held last evening.
Olive Branch Lodge Knights of l‘y
thins, "tvill meet mniaht.
‘ I ~ -—-...~..- a,
, Butler 140030.} 50. 0 lI‘.. conferred
the. third degree at then meeting last
evening. —.
-—Smoltels who “sone oft" swear on
again when they get a whit! from a
TOMBOY Cigar. Made of good. clean
stock. without drugs They are lino.
Try one and see.
Hiram Hull and Frank lirundaao of
Norwalk were visitors in Stamford
lat evening. -
A regularxbnsiness meeting of tho
Norwallt Liquor Dealein' Assooiation
was held, yesterday.
Tho Monday'Attornoon Whist Club
will be entertained on Friday, May ith.
by Mrs A. J. Meeker pt Mott avenue.
A regular meeting 0! Whatsoevei‘
Circle Kings DaughteIa,. was held
yesterday; at the home or Edward Rob-
ertoon. 2i Soaview avenue '
‘WM
——Dr. Dick' a cure}; malaria
W
Sherman ICouncil. Royal Arcanum,
will hold a II'egnlnI meeting tonight. AI
roam beetIsupper will he served. All
members are urged to attend;
A story" IInlltlI-Il ""i‘ho 'rIdIIu oi
Ramona!" in SIIri'anII' n is illllsilalod
hr (homo Wright, who in II Hilt‘flt oi
Illustrator E. M. Anho of Norwalk.
hon—gm”.-
A roguittr business meeting ot Nor-
walk Lodge, ll P 0 FL, was held last.
owning. A number oi the members
will visit Now liven lodge this even-
Ins:
v—«lkickwood‘sfilhll, Friday evening.
April 27. annual entertainment of im-
maculate Conception Sorieiy. Admin-
sion. 25 cents.
The Merrill Business College and
Center High School baseball teams are
scheduled to play this afternoon on tho
'Norwalk Park property. oil .WIIton
avonuo.
Minn Sarah F. Hyatt has sovorod hoi-
connection with, the SouthI-rn New
England'TPlophtmo Company and her
place is bolus taken by Miss Margaret
Hatohmun.
in tho short calendar list. oi' the
Court of Common pleat-I. tomorrow. will
come up the cones of Ferdinand liuyos
va. Albert. 'l‘. Saunders and that of
Ittlbl'l‘l G. Lang yo, Frank llnkor.
—-“RAH. RAH. RAH,
YALE. YALE, VALE."
Not-walk vs. Yale, nomad Loam. Sat,
April 28th. Albumemont Park.
Lieutenant Colonel Gmrno i) has
soil. proprietor at the Not-walk liorIIl.
baa not yet derided whether he will
conduct a nummor holrl during the
routing sodium, as in his usual «diatom.
The Girlu' Friendly Society oi ’l‘IIiu-
liy Church. will moot tonight in tho
Sunday school room of the church, and
Mitch Wolfe will give a human in phy-
aicai culturr. A lull attendance in
denim.
W
--'l’hu mama so many are making
the TOMBOY Cigar its, they liko
them better It any other Cigars.
That's c good Try one and
are whct a good or they are
A number at whim oi Palomino
Cattle. Kniflli’ 0:17 the! Mystic Chain.
wont toll wit are they wore
. entertained by the ainlntord lodm.
They had II vary plouaiit time u Imp-
pnr being served
rum was to have born II nhooi
taxi. night at tho armory between
pony D W: ”palm-Ii by tituphnn
imp. Ind Illat lamrlitix but it had
to he called Mr Hoyt was an»
able, to be pullout. ‘
«Seventh modal entertainment and
ion BocloI
noodle licli.
I trouble III: been ex- ; .
madam“. lilac with the clot ,
man In Eli.
mic arm “him.
ulna.” ,
W
Gainer Thomas Motherland. Captain
John I). Milne. or thelll‘iro Police, ainl
Lieutenant Howard lN Godfrey. III
,iiumpnny I“, left tori New York this
afternoon. where they will attend a
matinee. and this evening will go In
Madman Square Garden. to View the
innittnrr tournament
’MIAfiEIALW shrunuav. APRIL28
l Grand uptight; of Amusement Park.
Norwalk VII. Yule second team
ma’qi—VM
John T. llnyos, iiw jwvll-known Nur-
Walk nowadcaier. baa sold his Insi-
(learn in Wilton avenue to Hornard
Nattetord grand knight of iiiatholic
iiuion, Knights at C lumbus. ‘ Mr.
Hayes. with his family will Inove to
another of his bound at 14 Bodied
avenue. in a tow wooks. I‘
—~Smoke the ’l‘OMBOY Cigar and on-
ioy a. good clean, pure and wholesome
smoke. li' a well made. of line quality
“stock. No (llllgS-fl‘lil equal tor ii
nickel. Just try one.
...____.__.
William N. Sniflin. David P. Oebom.
Iouis Schumon and George S. Roy-
mood, of St. John's liodge No. 6. ii‘.
and. A. _M.. oi NolwalkJ wont to ill-illne-
port last. evening “mil \viinnsned tho
roni‘omiug of tin- thlrl Ill-Igloo tor St.
John's Lodge. No. ii, of that ill) by
the ofilnors of Old W t” Lodge, of South
Nor walk
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HATTERS’ ' BENEFIT SMOKER.
Will Take Placp in Music Hall, Tom-
mot‘orw Night, and Everything is '
Ready
The final meeting of tho. iiatI"ioIs
Sick iieneilt Socien to arrange rm lllt"
smoker, Friday night in Music Hall,
for the benefit of the‘ San Francisco
sufferers was held last night and Fred
Madden who has the hftuir in‘charge
has booked a number of lively apar-
ring men to entertain the audience.
Everything for the success of the
chants, including cigars, sandwiches
and refreshments. as Well as the talent
of the artists and athletics who will
take part. It will undonbiedlyb
of the finest Smokers ever given in
Plus Norwalks and it is expected that
a laugh sum will b5 Ioalizml.
LINCOLN COUNCIL ‘WILL ENTER
, Al.N
Lincoln CounciiA. No.‘ i 0 U A. M.
will hold a short meeting on Friday
tin-own open to tho
i'ricnds oi‘ llanuur
Daughters of Liberty
has bII-u provided. mid III‘II-rIIIslIInIIIIII
consisting of iIIIl l‘i‘i‘illll and cake will
bfi served. All llll'lliili’lH of both (‘oun
(us are cordially invir rod . and it is
hr Iod that a large crowd will bo pros
on. and show'thu interest that is due
to the" auxiliary oi the American
Mechanics. .
.lnd
iii,
lllt‘l‘illil‘l II
C )unIIii, No.
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DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY MEET-
‘ ‘ lNG.
I
“l" Daughters oi llihoriv hold a,
mot-ting last night. and oloctod two
I'Ioplonontativon to tht stale council.
to be bold in New Halon. May 2. Mrs.
John Plunder and MrlI. Mary Stovonu
worn chosen to attend the session. Mrs
Stevens was also circled treasurer oi
tin.- organization. it .Wiltl voted to ill“
oIIpt. the invitation to‘ Vllill Stamford
('ounril. May 10. Frederick SI-otioid
was choaon Ill‘I'iII-ior ol' the III-giro
li‘itlll, \Vhittll is being organized. .
ATTENDED FAIR IlN wasrpon’r.
'l‘lIII oilicors of Court NIIIII'IIk. li‘fll‘t‘li-
Norrui; Circle. (‘IIIunuIiions or the For-
mu. \vI-nt to WIIstpori last evening in a
body and uitondod ilII- WI-IIh fair of
itouri Wonlporl, F of IA. The Norwuii‘
party rotnrnrd iii n lItIo hour. IlIIIIlnr-
inn they had splint .:I you pleasant
i‘l'i‘lllll‘;. .
a. _. “I... L-.-
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Tho monthly monitor: of tho Chriai-
inn industrial London} will Ili'.lli‘iil III-
morrow woman in tho hauouirnt or
the Firm MI-thodisl itihurrh. After
ibo luminous exorcison. III'iroshnquin
will be m-rvml und niuwrul ontoriain
llli'lll provided. lilarli mombor is pr-iv
ilonod to bring a gentleman fliond.
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COMRADES OF THE CROSS.
A collection for tho honoilt of tho
earthquuko unfit-row will be taken at.
the regular meeting It the Comradoii
of the (irons toniorrlw afternoon at
3:15 o'clock. in hdrmtmy with the
other nor-lotion nt tin church thin or-
ganization will uri'ito i“ the philanthro-
‘plr. impuluc which is‘nbrond.
Hygcia icon?
From the tact ,‘that Hygaia m in so ‘
much harder. ololoor,‘ purer, tutu long-
or. and to in ovary wdy to much bottli-
than natural too. when it In cold It
the cam. price 0“ natural too. it ll
moon choopor. Ammo wagon: will
all Hy‘w- toi’dhln «on.
in mail tor it, ,'
, wood’ a flail. Friday eve- ‘
allalr has been donated by local men -'
o ono .
evening, after which the ball will no .
sluut. program '
tors of Amorlon. and III i’I‘iIlII oi‘ Court -
Auk your,
or even ton‘dollari
l
go in anitll- at modest priciest. and below which no man who wants
clothes thatwcar can afford to go.
‘ III out linen oi fancy suits hum $8 50 to $15 We present tiOlllt‘S
which we know will give satisfaction. and which in Style and lit and
quality stand head and shoulders above any we know at like prices.
A tr'onn will prove the style and fit of. these shits: and you have
our guarantee that service will be satisfactory.
I ’-
From $15 to $25 werange our H S.. & M suitti, the hand-tailored
clothes that Set the styles.
Negligcc 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 50¢ a pair. ’
SOUTH unnWALK. '~
..v i
Economy: lsit roul? That's the question. it is
easy to make low prices If quality is disregarded. The
market is Iowa's full of low priced gmin. Quality in all
we sell is undated to all who buy here We leave no
\‘l‘OOIIl tor dispute on this point. Our prices leave nofroom
for,‘ complaint. ,
‘ 3‘ llny ()ut‘s 'l‘bais Clean. ‘ ‘
MANUEL T. HA‘qCH.
’We handle many kinds of “Chick
Focd,‘.‘ but. consider the “D. M. Chick
li‘emi'r"‘iiie boat. Will ll'li you why if
you wllii‘rall.
\
I New“ Stock of
hint (HuIiiIuix llri Hing , i’I’Ipers,
J ust‘. Received.
m. P. Beers,
49 Wall St, Norwalk
6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
CONNECTICUT RIVER
SHAD.
BLUEFISH - - -, 1,00
WEAKFISH - .. - ‘ . 1,00
STEAK; COD - - - 80
SEVERII BASS - - - 5c
HARD canes doz., - - 30;:
And All Other Kinds of Fish.
Cntbill’s Bridge Market,
Tel 108
Fijcc Delivery
.- N ”E“?
I
no} ’
._ AVING M
is a matter of habit. a habit of spondiio last a little
less than you earn. II Iailt hitting that
We frequently
ch week. i’
ctriild collard too fut. ,
a do in ouch wick. but yo
are welcome ketchup» lly tho unit of
beppiiu draw lumen from that
The no you pay for clothes. the more mupt you rely on your
clotbicr:w There Is a limit, below which the reliable Clothicl' will not »
. llwro worn
. Gen. liiloc.
’ Ill’. Cour
" Max.
Spring is a seaport wlipn nearly
ovor‘ybodyn blood in domewhot
'lIumeIrinhod. an is shown by
lurk of vitality and ‘n illi',i| in. t-
int-m oondilion. A good blood
, pnIiiiIr in Inn-doll at illlo limo
ViflvOl l
is iiII- liIiiIll ori‘oriivu and turns»
out ri-mody you will balm. it; will
quickly ovnrcoinunny Illaordorod
condition oi' the bloodraud mako
ii. l'it'li. rod and invigorating.
Price iii a Bottle.
Your money back it Vinol does
not givo entire satisfaction. '
lilo Clifford Pharmacy
The’ Prescription Store.
Telephone, 15-7-2.
Nih- m-..
Maples Ii Gddschmidt (30.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION nuns.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
. cotton! i
Swartz c. Cbrbett Block. 60. Norwalk.
alum—r
TODAY lN VilALL ‘STBEET
WALL S'I‘REE’P.
Will) a. I:I.——’l‘iII.I
‘ opening dralings in ilu- stock market
today showed irregular priro move-
ments. Some of the internal issues
onII hcno ted syxnpathotionlly by the
aileanIo in London. but other 5 rhoued
durlinvs. Reading roslI :II and then
l‘l‘~lll‘lt.'tl and Grout Northern pi'd. rose
a point. Consolidated (ins (llii‘lllJti up
1-2, but fell bark to u point lllltli‘l‘ last
uinlu. El‘ii‘ second pl‘d. Ina-lined l H.
National lilSt'llii i and Northern l‘II-
ride 34.
\\'Al.l. S'i‘l’liiE'I‘. ii a. lil.“ Stool;
)il‘li‘l‘ri mulled away IIIIIII-I’ il iiood m
iiuuidnlion IlIIIiIILy IIIII first half hour‘s
business. The .(leIIIIsivI- IIlI:II’;II'iIIr.oI'
ilIo sIeiliIIs: uud illi' l’itlil'lll IiIII'iInI’Is in
mono of tin- l'I‘lil’l‘St‘illIIIlVi‘ I':II|I‘II:III
slut'ks ullll’lllifITI‘llililit‘lS.' ItiuIIb oi the
soiling sI-III‘III'II oi’ ii rill‘i‘i‘ti I'lInI‘IIIItIII'
:InIl sIIIuI- \vns :itIttI'ibIIlIIII lo Iiru insur-
:llli'i‘ sources. (‘IIIIIIIIissIIIn bousos
were l‘roo sI-llI-rs. RI‘Illililli-l was about
”Ii‘ only stock that showed any IuI-us~
lli't‘ of support. The supporl {or tho
nIInm-ai market developed IIIIIIII this
stock inninnlde a successful stand and
II lllliltlll‘l' ol' Substantial
I‘ullios Whit‘ll i'i‘iillt‘i‘il lllt‘ losses to
Hunt! fractions. The losses run from
i in 3 points III a long list of stocks.
’I'Iudinfz was (llllt‘l :Ind lhl‘ lliltl‘iii'i
was showing no lill'lllliillull in run ofi'
audio at ii o'clock. illit‘lillil'lillllll. ox‘
ooptlonully roso 5. Si.
Francisco SIIIIIIIIII i'i'Il. i‘v‘g,
lluiiuny’n i’urwstiurni pm.
WALK. S'l‘RiCE'i‘. noun.» 'i‘h.- l't‘t’IlVI
or)! in pi'lros iil‘tilllliIl out u now flood
of liquidation. which l'iil'l'lt’li piirvn
lou’or than lII-I‘oro. bosons up in i H!
worn almost universal. ’l‘ho subso-
IpIIIIIi rally again centered on l‘lI-IIIIIIIII.
u'hirh yli‘liit‘d to l;;-t and thou r: boomi-
IIIi to llllilvv i25. Union i’nI-iiir‘s loss
run to 4 4M, (iroul Northern pid. Ii.
Anaconda (3 1-2. (‘oloi'udo lI‘ilill ii. and
othoi stocks from i i- l to ’ i-L ’i‘hII
IoIiII was for- Iish and IIIisIItlIIIl at tho
IIIliv llondn were easy. ‘
VIM l. srnmc'r I p. III. ~~Siocke
mode a slight Ilip dowuvnrd in sym-
pnihy nltb UIrIiilolftlutod this on tho
nnnoIInIoqunt of the reduction of its
Ilivldond rule to a four per cent basin
(‘ nnnoliduiml (too which had moved up
to l-Iiii/g nI‘IeI its morning bi'uuk. Inn
oil' to tilt VI. Quirk support doIIIiopeIl
and it ll‘NlH‘lt'ii again to lili with ollI
i‘l' li‘IlIiiilti also limiting proportionate
|"i‘i overlos
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples c Goldbchmidt (30.. Com-
mission. Broilers. BWartz &. Corbett
81003.90th Norwalk. Telephone 103.
Open HIRII Low Clone.
A. (.3. & lI‘. (lo. 411A. 41% .40 40%
A. C. it l~‘. p. ilil% midi 10W; 101%
.‘lllil l‘IIIIluIl
Am. (lot. ()il 31 31% iii (Iii/I
AIu. lrII. d114, till/{I 69% 00%
Alli.l.o(lt‘0.1ii3% 63% 02% 03%
Am. Smelt 1541/. 154% 152% 153%
Am. Sugar illbifi 18013414 184%
A. " (It) 170.80% 89% 88% 88%
llalto (iv. Ohio 100% 109% 108% 108%
13' klyu it 'i‘ 801/. 80% 79 79%
Chou. (k. ()lilo [35% Milli; 55% 55%
Chi. it N. W. 200 301% 200 200
Oh. (it. Wont 20 . 20 . 10% liliil
O. M. 0; Si. 1’ ltilhd'itilib 100% 100 ‘
om. Ir. a h man till 52% may.
Col. South 32% 22 32
(ion Gun. , 133% my 133% 133%
Del. c and. m not“ 205 205
Erie. dill
llirie. lat. pfd. 70% 70;:
40% it.
107%. 167%17llglit 132;:
Wild ”My: 170% 170
Mo. a Nash 144% mu 148% tilt
Met. 9t. Ry. 118 112% 113% 113%
Can. I23 , ll 2
Mu,
' Id. 'K. ‘1‘ . ’07
Mo. Tho” ”99% 99% 90 93%,”
W 79
K 136
Mm Inn: 12
2391. oil” In ‘ '
It) . 0, 40 7 40
136% lbr‘fi
41%
’16
Louis and Sun .-
‘ t
. Boys” Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwear.
93 WASHINGTON ST.
i
Stylish, correct-fitting. new-patternedShirtg,
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all.
i Telephone Call {6515‘
now at wholesale for $1, 00 bu. Price
BUTTER—Beat tub at 27c. Best
Cleaning Time.
price 7c 3 tor 20
Potatoes. but stock bargain price. Bought before the late roe.
Bermuda Onions at 10¢: a qt. New Cabbage.
All Fat Pork; it you want it. here.
Newtown Pippin Apples 5: quart. Fine Cider
Tony Holland Rusk. p new article for Supper, 10c ".pkg
Bargain Ammonia.
Saratoga Victoria Water. pint bottles: 56 bottle. . In;
Good line of Tiiioy‘s and Liptons Teas Nice display, fro
Dried Beet"; good quailly..cut very thin by our new cutter. _
“Hope to Serve and Please.
$1.00 for a few days only.
Clover Print at 29c. ‘
Spinnachu
Put up to sell at 1
20 NORTH MAIN or.
so NORWALK, or
TEL,143.
EYES BHMGI
your eyes examined again?
IT' 5 FREE.
I
A
58 WALL STREET. . x
ARE YOU WATCHING
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
’i‘exaa Par.
Union Pair. ”8% 148% 147% “ll
U. 8. Rubber 7% 52 iii 1,1; 5I%
U. 8. Stool 4" 42% 21% 4175
ll. 8. Stool p 107% 107%;1065fi 106%
Wilhlltilll an 20%. 19% 19%
Wabash it. It ,IIIW. . 43% ii
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SENATOR SPOONER READY TO
REPLY.
WASHINGTON. April 26. «~A «took
of books which covered all the vacant
tlpuoe in the vicinity of Mr. Bpoonor' u
dealt bore avidendo at the beginning
of the day’s median of the rennin of
tho Wisconsin unntor's intention to
Idaho good th pro. :3 to reply. today
to Mr. Bobby's spIIdch on the railroad
ritie bill
The tint banners of importance won
the passage of theiblil Introduced
“if terday by Mr. Flint appropriation 00, -
i000 tor the employment or extra labor
at the More island navy yard near Sta
‘ “outlined Mr Perkint re ted the
bill from the amendment a d it puc-
ccd without dohot'p.
AND GLASSES MUST BE 0
Often one attributes a lack of_ deafness of vision .tn It
when his glasses Ire wholly to blame.
Q B Jackcon.”
Graduate Optician. >
THE PAST 47 WEEKS.
FIGURES SPEAK LouoEtI THAN Wound!“
m. not. Io}. Inn'dusamu chop ourLoti
nor 'dblwmil
. guru,
ACCOEDIN‘QLV.
Il‘I’V
MERRILL' 3 account“
0
as... Yield oi or. n in '
Coming Veil“;
ST rnrnnsana'b ”a"
portu from the cor-Mp0 "
fianorilniod Prong throw .I
nun II and the dam
and II thoroughly! I
for crop coudltlona
lot It good yield oi?
inn your
Agrarian troubled
In tho aouihwaaiern
the Caucasus. where M
ooaracka are all butt in . .
lean favorable rill) ‘
from Scratch and Bit
“.ihere are delaying t
ricuitui'nl machine ‘,
ticipatod peasant ll ‘ .
dedriltl‘Alilsog‘l’tégii I
nowvrtng‘ Wit,‘
Siberia tor the int .-
Immune brunch-u
or American I
Jule trade inure
will it to than
e'rit‘liy one or ‘
a; .
Norwalk Chronicler