I1 WACHIHDTOH IT.
‘ i
Local densities.
Cracker sale at Joseloft’s. See adv.
Carpet rugs at A. Dickerman &
Sons’. Read the ad.
Coal reduced In price at the Ferris
Coal Company. See ad ,
—-Dr. Dick‘ 5 cures malaria.
Deputy Sheriff John W Sculley this
morning took Miss Mary E. Hadden to
the Norwich asylum. She has been
temporarily confined In the Wootporl
Sanitarium. . ,
A regular routine meeting of South
Norwullt Concluvo. Improved Order of
l-ioptaaophs. was held last evening. It
as practically decidedytobold a pic»
nic anti outing during the summer.
Por‘oh Fittings at. Road‘s Sce adv.
The Manjer Athletic Club defeated
the Brooklyn-Field Club by a score of
three to nothing yesterday. The, win-
ning team will play the Not-walks next
Saturday afternoon. at, Amusement
Park.
Charles Seymour and sister. Miss
Edna Seymour. of South Norwalk.
who have been making a. short stay
in Greens Farms as guests of Mr
and Mrs O. H. Jennings. have re
turned home.
What's the good at keeping from him
Any good thing you may see.
That will lift his load or labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plaistedsfl Drug Store.
Joseph Discsh’, proprietor of tho
Contral Hotel iII'Monroe street. which
is to he formally opened tomorrow (Ive.
ping. has hung. a very pretty sign In
front of tho, hostelry. It is one of tho
tint-st of Its kind In the town.
”Steinway and .lvwoli l‘ianos.. at
Sioluot'l's. t‘. South Main sir-tot.
Announromoltl has box-I1 matlo that
Miss Maty A'gnoi: iIlnailtuh dnughiot
of Mr. and Misfliyilliam ll. ionizllsh
oi‘ Nin‘WiilIi. was marriod on May 5th.
at Mobilo. Ala. to James T Mara, a
iormor woll~known Noiwalk irolloy
conductor.
Pl'IdL‘ of Court, Narrnk Clrclo. Com-
panions or the FOI‘OSI, hold a meeting
last night at the lodgo rooms in.tbt.I
Gazette. building. The Companions aro
now busily engaged in arranging for
tlioir three nights' bazar and enter-
tainment, which will berglven shortly.
li‘resh fish at Cntbills’ See adv.
The ladies' sewing circle of the Aid
Society. of the First Methodist Church.
which was to have mot at the homo
of Mrs. Minor D. Randall. on Friday
afternoon. will be omitted this wook.
In view of the funeral sorvioos at” tho
late Mrs. Eleanor C. Smith. which will
occur at that time.
swallow forget the Odd lI‘cIlowa' Eu
«mammal... May ll, III Odd lI‘I'tllous
Hall.
The baseball (0le 0! MOW”? 3“?“
nest,- College South Nbl‘lgk S‘tv
Fla) Mertill. ot‘ Stamford. ’II at“:
day the first game in a series (II
The winner of three out of tho ilvF'
games will receive a handsomo silver
cup The South Norwalk loam oi Mor
rill College expects to play (iroonwich
Illgh School next week Batuiday.
Fresh fish at Ddcross’. Soc .Id.
Mrs. George H. Robins and Miss M
A. Robins were acconmauiod to Now
York Tuesday, May 8th by George lto
bins. Miss Ethel Robins. and Wilirod
Robins. from which place they set sail
for Europe. on the Cunard IInoI. (,ar
mania. They were also accompanloti
by Mrs. Edition and dnugbtor Lulu
Bullion. 0t Danbury.
Belts at N. E Ryan It. See ad.
The Epworth League membership
will be asked to attend the service at
the First Methodist Church In It body
next Sunday evening: and occupy ro-
ast-volt natal thtI occasion bolus tho
league anniversary. Preparations are
lining made for special and appro-
priate decorations. The new choir.
which has become already so popular.
will make Its new Huntley ovunlng
appearance at this service.
When the baby talks. it Is time to
give Holliater‘l Rocky Mountain 'i‘aa.
It‘s the greatest ital: medicines ltnown
to loving mothers. intakes them eat
sleep and grow. as death. Tea or Tah-
iaia. Plailtod’s Drug store.
ll. L. Beardsley. Waterbury; B E
DIIVanI. Mrs. i! n. Kilner, William H
Barth. A. F. Wllmoth..l. .lMcMullcn.“
ll. 'i’hlstinl {It‘ll HI. and Mrs. I). Rog.
are. R. P. Vidatitl‘. York; George
H. “the ..l Pope.
w. an I: fit.“ satire . .n on. wiana. tam... (or a.
' gilt-J mory av» « - ,
a... W. .,
lit."iif"..s'l?t‘lt'd'§. s awful»... mew man or BOXING elm/Its
Percy B. Tia???" F mfg" rdm #I'fm‘ AND :gggitgflgAgg.
WI 3 I ll I .T . co“
Ii‘lf'l‘if‘m ’w sum. Brooklyn.
were audits ”find” at the Hotel
Gilliam.
dun ,
1' a . I“ ,"
Illsy in town
‘ street. wl
, lion with the Crot‘nt and Knapp Cour
It not «it on
To for a. Golden.
W.w,m»mm-m
W
, Chester 1". 'I‘olles. of Annuals. was
aviation in South Norwalk today.
, T e exugh Opal Company lat rnlsh;
3i] utirtlo oi copi Jor the To snake
Corporation.
The Misses Smith.
Warren ill.
duutrhl era oi‘
Ian Joanie Smith. of Mcrwln
has been III for tour
months as able to be out today
'I‘luontth a uIlduudorstauding The
Sentinel yesterday sfitnted that Miss
lilmmu Schmidt had resigned her post:
may. it should have read that she
and resumed her position after a vaoav
on.
Judge John H. Light enjoys the not
one distinction of having been the first
lawyer In Fairilold COunty to obtain
the setting aside. oi two wills. Wills
are rarely broken In court. but Judge.
Light has won two cases of this nature‘
in a short time. the Swlis will and
second Anderson will.
LEGIOLATORWI
COURT.
Summoned by the Massachusetts Dia-
trlct Attorney In Bucket Shop
- Matter.
BOSTON. May 10 .-——'i‘he Suffolk
County Court House was a place of an
usual activity today when members
of the legislature appeared In answer
to summonses by Disillct Attorney
John B. Moran calling upon them to
testify before the grand jury on the
subject of bribery charges. Tho. un-
preccdimiod proceeding of tho entiro
membership of the Massachusetts gon-
eral court being directed to appear be.
fore the grand jury, attracted a large
number of people to the corridors of
the court buildings. Seventy-live mem-
bers of t.“he house. the names being so
looted alphabetically,h had boon sunt-
monsed to appeal today.
As these legislators were making
their way to the court. house process
servers. armed with summonses for
1le remaining members of the legisla-
ture. hadrstarted tor-Ithe State House,
and other places to deliver papers to
the remaining members of the house
and senate. Speaker John N. Cole.
or the house. was one of the early cal-
lers at. tho. county court house. The-
mas W. Lawson. who made general
charges against the legislature.
who suggested that the. district attor~
ney summon that body hol‘ore him
was also on hand (’i'llly
and he. was in confluence with Mr; Mo
ran for fifteen Initiates, After his talk
with Mr. l.aw.son. District Attorney
Moran had a conforonoo. with Spoakor
Colo. as a result of which it was do~
oldotl that the representatives sum
IIIIIIIIIII would not he tailed lIIIl‘ortI tho
KI and luty until not)".
It wax. docldod to intro thc roproson ‘
tallves proceed from tho Stale ‘l-louso
to tho district aitornoy‘s oilico in
groups of ion. this method of examina-
tion bolus: decided upon in order that
tho business of tho logistaiuro might
not he inlorruulod as wdtIId be the
case at tho 75 r'opioscntatiws lei ilItI
IIUIISO at one time )
JUDGE'B ILLNESS HAMPERS
COURT
Assistant State's Attorney Carter Hesi-
‘tataa to Commence Lenghty Cases.
\Assiatant States‘ Attorney Galen A.
Carter said esterday that ho would
not call for a. grand jury this wook.
but he expected to ask for one noxl
week to coiusidcr tho quI'tlor cases on
hand. .
at. told yesterday, thoro ai'o ihroo
to bo board, so it will be a busy day
tor the grand jury thIn it is in so»
slob.
Assistant Siulo's Atitu'noy ilartot'
linds himself considerably hantporotl
in his oil‘ort to not tho trials suing In
tho bit; cases on account of tho. illnoss
of Judge Ralph Whoolor. .ludgo (loot-LII-
Whoolor will not be uvailablo I'iltht
‘I
A“ \ as was hoped lor. He Is duo tor
a $:n”.(l|'fllfi’nlllll sosslon In Willlman-
tic m.“ lleay and a jnrv In to bo tI-al
MI in rm nit. it Is thought that
two.-
thoro will be IlliHIlli‘hB‘lOl'fiklow“ “'0
works so that it would be well laid»
tho. month bolero .ludgo (icotgo W
VChoolor could sit IlL’llIll
.luduo Ralph Who: lo will not be
out this woolt at least. and It is n duos
lion whether ho will bo wull enough to
n ov non .
to do on npvi onIII. The Illness oi
(hill .luatloo llavlil 'l‘orranre otuu
plicatos mattois as a Suporlot- Coat-t
luduo has to ho aectucd to all In his
place at I-INIaIti‘oId t
It Judge ilalph Wheeler Is not avail.
able uoxt. won the soaa'on of tho
‘ 'rlmluul Court will probably have to
go over There Is plenty of bualnoaI.
born. for In addition to the Inut'tiot
ottuaa there are auroral other Import
nnt cases awaiting disposition.
Hygeia lee.
From the loci that Hygoln lo. I. so
much «help».
ultfi-Iy‘ula to. this season.
lIIIIIII’I latitl
ljmllh. are spending the ‘
and '
in the day. .
much harder. clunaor..puror, mm long-
or. and I: In every way so much better
than natural Ice. when It In midi-t
' the um price as natural loo, It In
Allies. wagons will '7'
All: your
THEIHB.
WE'VE EVERY NEW CONCEIT:
TWO- WAY 878195 EFFECTS,
STRIFES AND FIGUREOI ON WHITE AND COLORED GROUNDS, AND
PLAIN WHITE: PLAIN AND PLAITLD 3080MB; CUFTIQ ATTACHED
. AND DETACHED.
SEE OUR SHIRT 'SHOW BEFORL YOU BUY. FOR WE KNOW WE
HAVE EXACTLY THE SHIRTS YOU WANT. HONESTLY PRICED FROM
“not to 32.00
WHATEVER-YOUR UNDE , ,
FAVORITE FABRICS HEREIN L
CLOTHES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR MAN AND BOY.
1'. EH. ‘ _ , ‘ . ‘7‘ Q, . , ..
ouas I5 A outer snow THAT. Nearro SEEING. ,5d COMPLETE.
so vastao I3 I17. AND rue sitters seem THEIH Wars PER
Fitcrtvu-BTVLEI summons. AND PERFECTION or: MAKING ARE
R NOTIONS, vou WILL FIND YOUR
‘ WEIGHT UNDER GARMENTS—
LISILE. BALanIueAN, monsoon also LINEN MESH, FROM 50: To
$3.00 A GARMENT. ‘
Economy:
Is it real ?
That’s the question.
easy to make low' prices if quality is disregarded.
it is
The
market Is always full of low priced grain. Quality in all
e sell is assured to all who buy here.
room for dispute on this point.
for complaint.
ll ll y
Oai's
We leave no
Our prices leave no room
’l‘hats Cloan.
MANUEL T. .HATCH. -'
We handltI malty kinds of ”Chick
Feed” the host. .
you will call. '
Food." but conhidor the “D. M. Chick
Will lot] you why If
New Stock of
J ust Received.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
I‘nlnn- HuIIIIuIs Writing Papas,
Wm. P. Beers
6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwalk.
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celptl.
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WEAKFISH
. CODFISH
amour
BLACKFISH ,
FLATFISI-I
OPENWIIONG CLAMS AND
oneness
a
PORGIES AND BLUE-FISH
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
o
CuibiII’s Bridge Market,
Free Delivery
AND AVOID DISPUTES.
I
,g .
I
a» In!
It's the only safe and convenient way ior the payment of bills.
Cancelled checks, properly endorsed, make the belt possible I'd-u
‘73 Cures all count ”of dandruff“
“falling hair. irritation of the
scalp. baldness and. premature ‘
, 4 lasting. ‘1 i
It you want a rlcb‘pthicl; abunv
otiféuky.” nutty.
glossy hair, use l'le‘xhll“"‘Ninoty- '
Threo"-Halr Tonic.
"We guarantee this preparation ,
dant growth
to do as recommended or money
refunded.
,lhe Oliiford Pharmacy
AND
lhe Bridge Pharmacy
Piatner a. Bradley, Props.
Maples -& iioldsdhmidl Go.
(lncorporated.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
.,' .
Stylish, correct- fitting. new-patterned Shirts, ,
Low shoe Hosiery ready for all. I
pr5’ Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwear.}
SELLEGK
98 WASHINGTON ST. , . '
scorn Noswnd
I ' ‘ Telephone Call 165-5. . I Tl I
Dealersr‘ln
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Stocks. Bonds, (Grain and
' Cotton.
Swartz &. Corbett Block. 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
*—
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. «The
opening movement of prices in the
stock market today was irregular
Nearly all of the prominent speculu
live leaders were. lower. United
States Steel pt‘li. and Sloss Sheiiiold
Steel dot-lined a large fraction and
Brooklyn Transit. rose 3.4. Otherwise
tho changes were small and transac»
lions wore on a small scale.
WAiil, S'I‘itlflld’l‘, llua. m.——'I‘radinl<
was quite III‘egulaI (luring tho. that
hour. 'l‘ho gonotal tnathol followed tho
movomonis in Reading and Suit'ltittu.
which now quite fomrlsh. Altor tegls
toting doclint‘s of 1’. ,5 to l'li. ihoy ral
liotl Io I‘IIattionall) (l\(!1'_\(‘SII‘l'tI:l_\"S
II :slup and again bur-auto \voalt. ()Ibor
slot-ks IFIII‘I'l'SiIll a» much narrower
Ilia] Suggest Something Mule
ior goods, at 15¢ each.
tag for morning delivery.
dozen.
new?
thing good. buy a St: or 10c can cream for eating on your strawherrles, >, .. "
SATURDAY SELLING.
PIE—We are selling a variety of Pies made by Frisbie Flo Cowhaup,
Fresh every morning. ’Phone your order at a n-
EGGS—Homedaid fresh are coming in so fast that we can sell at 22%
NEW POTATOES—10c quart; 3 quarts. 25c. , , ‘_.
PINEAPPLES for Saturday, 2 for 25c.
PINEAPPLE in cans for pie. Don't know what to get for making, pl.
Try Pie Pineapple. 10c large can. makes 2 large or 3 small plop.
STRAWBERRIES—Good ones,2baskets for 25¢. If you-,wani_..aam
Fine Fresh Clover Hill Print Butter, just in. 28c lb. Finest.
Hope to serve and please. ' ' ”Wt-j
.. Telephone Call 26-4.
tango with lilo majority.untuotl hoiow
last llI"Ill 'l‘ho. loral tIaotiou I :Iutlts
ono strong as woro :I to a min-II minor
alIIIt iIIIlIi‘S.
WM l. S’IRIGIIZ'I‘, Noouxw'i‘ho local
traction slot-ks wort-I strong on good
traillo reports and NorthwostIrn I‘a-
ciilc Railroads made wide advances.
i’ricos elsewhere adulthood in sympa-
thy and the market was awakened
with animation. i’riccs )Il‘Iili‘iI again
boltu'o noon. llonds woto irregular.
WA]. IVS C'l‘ltliii '.l‘ l II. III—- When
lioat Nilllllt'lll pi'.tl hogan to ho absor-
bod in blocks of a. thousand shares
and upwards which eventually carried
it up 7‘... toililii. room operators hogan
to buy stocks and tho other Iransconti.
nonlal stocks all advanced. St, Patti
roachod lIItII and Union I‘m-lilo, and .‘tt-
I-liistin gained lI'ilz. Northern Pacific
loading, ilnitod Stutos Stool and
Amalgamatod (hippor were also strong
in: a lIlllII. 'I‘oward l o'clock tho mar-
kot Ilt“_'.ln to got spotty" and St. Paul
and tho Ilill stocks loll back i to 2.
I'Inion l’aoiilo hold l‘lrut.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONC.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples ll: Goldschmldi 00.. Com
mission Brokers. Swsru 8:. Corbett
Block. South Narwalk. Telephone 153.
Opt-n High Vlalw l p at.
AInIII (hip. illil 106% Him-l. lllll
A. if. III. II‘. (30. illlili 40% 39”.. 39%
All]. (lot, (III {Ill/a 3H4; till/I2 31%;
Am. loo Illa. out; our. all»;
Alli. Loon OBI/j Obi}; hill; lift-"l.
Am. Sinult idol/4; 13.514. IBM/4 154%
Am. Sugar Iii-ill; 134% mu lillIl/l
A. 'I‘. a‘ s. so, so still. and. any.
Ilulto. & Ohio liliilp’.‘ 107% 108% 108%
B'klyn. ll. 'l‘. 821.5 83% 81% 827/"
(Thou. & Ohio mild Midi. {37% 58%
CIII & N. W. 205% 207 205% 206%
(Th. (ll. Wont till 20% lil'lp 20
C. M. & SI. I’. Iii? llili lilii‘l’. 167%
Itlol. F’. it I. ht! 5214. any. lll%
(Till. SOIIIII {will 33% 33% 333’.
Call Oils, ”7% 137% 130% Hill“;
Dr]. Ill Iltld, ‘lilil 207 206 207
Eric. via. 42% 42v. 42h.
li‘t‘le. lat, pl'tl 'I‘Ii To 73 78
III. ('l‘lll. I7”. Will. LTI‘A 171V
Lou ii Nash Hill; 144% Milli/l llili
Manhattan, lilil thil iiill "Kill
Moi. Bl. to. III. III; tit. till I...
Illuminati slat. 2174. 2th. mi.
N. ‘K. a 'r. ill‘I'lly 31% um 3m.
, Martin, mu. mu, mil silt
INuI.l.IIaIl Milli; Ill’lfi lid SI
N. v. (‘on tally. ills malt. 139
NorI‘. It: Wont 87% I‘m ' 87% 87%
Out at Wont will 48% tall. 43%
I’Ilo. Mall . 38% 38% 181/4 33%
l'oan. It. It. 134% 133% l34‘l’4 18519.
l-‘oo. (Inn 95 ill" 94 941/4
Pros. Col. Car 50% mill. 50% hint.
Reading. ”9% 130%. l28lfi 129%
lion. Steel 28%. 28 III! 28
Rock island 261.53 25 725%” 725%
Sleuth Rae. II I fill.“ HQ’MT
lion fly. (in. 1*
Texas l’ac.‘
Union title.b 147% 148
[the her Ill iii .
{area 4095 41% 15 will
U. 5. steel 1) ”105% ambit; 210514 210574.
Wagml: id. ll“ 44% 44
a as
LONDgNJt tiny 10w» 9 rate of dis.
' named today at 4 per cent. , ,
“WM
count at the mall at llncland was not
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EYES CHIIMII)
Often one attributes a lack of clcarness of vision to "II. I
when his glasses are wholly to blame. Would It not be well to to
your eyes examined again? ,
lT‘S FREE.
O E. Jackson,
Graduate Optician. "
NORWALK. 01'.
AND eLAsSEs MUST BE CHAN El
accoaoINoLv.
I
58 WALL STREET
0
20 NORTH.MAIN IT.
so NORWALK. c'r. .-
TEL. 143.
)I
.II'I ‘ I
Cracker Sa
WE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF CRAKERD RIGHT
FROM THE BAKERYB CONBISTING OF MARSH MELLOWr C
ARE RETAILED AT HIGH PRICES. OUR BALE--
2lbs. Fancy Mixed Crackers......... ..... . ............ .......’.'.,.‘.g.....
a Pkg. Unooda Bolcult... ....... ..
311.13. Lemon 8a:ps.................... ..... . ...
3 Pkg-ago Zu ....... .l
3Pkm. dtuoyot Our lilo Cranium........................".......
HAVE vodI Itateo oua DELICIOUS COFFEE? IT to ( ’
MEXICAN moourkmc AND use A aetasuio rtavoh.
amass room 20: ugto lac can pause.
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‘ LOCAL union or om. “WHIP".
It needs: ”2:“ tlie‘I Wilmufdol
Norwalk Chronicler