1
I
111111.111111111.
A. J. Collins have a line line of re-
flageratms to choose from. See their
a .
A slated communication of Old Well
Lodge, Fwand A. M., was held last
evening a‘ 9 the fellow crait degree
was cont rod. '3' 1'
‘ “‘3!” -W
-—Dr. Dick' s cures malaria.
A regular meeting of Whatsoever
Cilcle. King'tl Dahghtelus was held 111111
evening at the home of M1s.l.ouls
Beets. 45 Eimwood avenue.
.__iL.L‘—__~t'.—
A regular business meeting 01 the
Norwaik Building and Loan Associa-
tion was held last evening. Two loans
were made and four. new members
leceived. '- ..- .
T1lnity Branch Girls F‘llendly So
ciety will moot 111 the polish 10111111.
tomorrow evening at 7: 15 to 1"el1e1111111
for the entertainment to be given on
the 23d inst, '31 . 1
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Miss Bessie Naphcy. of East. Nor-
wallr. is expected home this afternoon
from Hartford, where she has been tull-
lng an advanced course In manicurlng
11nd shatnpooiug under Madame Sulli-
van.
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Several Spring Hill boys are likely
to get themselves into trouble with the
police. laast‘nlght they. coursed up
11nd down Bel'den avenue ringing door-
bells and making general nuisances of
themselves.
A meeting of the entertainment
committee of 11191111111111.1111 league of
the First M E. (thumb and of a spec
i111 committee Treat the Epworth Len-
1:111: will be held 111 the home of Mrs.
'l'homasl. Raymond this evening. at
8 o'clock. to consider plans for joint
entertainments. ' '
The case of Joseph Rooney against
the New York. New Haven and Hart
foul Railroad. which was to have come
up tomorrow for trial, has been set
tied out of court. Attorneys Stoddntd.
Marsh and Boardman represented 11111
1'.11Ilroad and .Attorney John Keogh
11.11:. counsel (or Rooney.
A meeting ct: Norwalk Chapter.
Daughters of American Revolution,
will be held at the Histmical House.
in West avenue. tomorrow afternoon
in addition to the election of colours
there will be a report from 11118 E. J.
Hill. on the recent Continental Con-
gress. held I11 Washington.
Who are the sweetest things that
painters paint. 01' posts sing, lovelicr
titan anything? Girls who take Hol-
llster‘ 8 Rocky Mountain T1111. 35
cents. Tea or Tableau. Plaisted'r
Drug Store. 11.1
Major Eben Hill. Jr. will go to New
York tomorrow after his big new Fiat
car. The machine will be the saute
color, green. as his present Columbia
car The Flat chasis al'livcd from
13 weeks ago and 111111111; the
13131531 a?! 11.11111 has been 111 the
Quin
b writs in ewal-k to be fitted
with $110311. {1
‘ Mr. and-Mrs. Charles 1.. Barker. Who
arrived in town yesterday afternoon
with their his new titty horsepower
Thomas iiyel'. were accompanied on
most of the trip by Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Wilson M1. Wilson 11111 the
party yesterday morning because of
pressure of business In New York. but
Mrs. Wilson Went, the entire distance
.iohn McFadden. an old time 111111
handler. who has only one arm but
can make more “touches" with it. than
most people can with two. was tun-111111
ed last night on changes of drunken-
ness. He was action In a queer man-
ner in Railroad avenue and It wasi
decided to arrest him. This morningl
and o Lockwood ”sent him over the
rod ‘1lelitoenlilaya.
wA."C.1;ou yracusc: William
M. sltll'r.’l.oulu councilman 1 11'. W11-
ilnms. Mr. Davis. Mr. Oliver Mark
Mitchell. (1 S.Lowenth111.F. 1..
9121111111111. 0. ii. Holmes William
Prensa, 5. 1). Hunt. New York: Walter
Halvey Weed W ehhlnlton. 11018.
11111111911111, W Chrosby. i} 1)..
Powell. W. 14161161111161. .1. M. 161n-
mcrson. F. '1‘. Elliott. William Smith.
1“ ill. Fibres. F. H Hickey. 1“.
Mt. Boston: George is. Eddy. 8111-
ll
re. Md; H. W. Hall. New Hutton:
F. W.' “rm“
8. ill. Ed Mrs A. C. Ballard.
port: in. ii. Brandon. iii. (1. Ar.
(3.11qu it. Thorpe. 11.11. Monday,
“Inform. Pi H. m
were at the Hotel
New Manon.
Mord, yesterday.
it ' 11—
“NO IPIOIFIC
11.1.8 "van.
rating?” that. has
--R 3
when you l”'11-11
11d Captain Hicks why he
checks and when they ceased coming
he did not ask why he had stopped
sending them.
W: Waterburyl Mrs. ’
11 1191 111111 1111 " V
nut... .11 Golden-
. —
.....
«w..-
Company 1" will so to East Dan-
;bury. next Tuesday. to shoot on'ths
~ stats militia riile reuse.
«pupa—b.“
"A meeting or fthe Bradford Division
No. 16.801111 of Temperance. will he
’lla'd in the 1111110111 01 the Congress
tio 111 Church in Braniord this even
ins. Grand ofllcers who will make an.
oiilcial visit and address the meeting
are F. W. Hoyt grand worthy pat
riarch‘.‘ south Norwalk; William C‘.
Dickinson. grand scribe. New Haven:
initiation work will be a feature of
the evening and a full membership
is requested to be in attendance.
COMMERCE HEARINGS REBUMED.
George w. Clark Tells of poll Caro
Dialrltuted.
PHILADELPHIA. May 16~—-When
‘the interstate commerce commission
resumed Its hearing today in its I11~
realisation of the charges'ot discrim-
Inatlon by certain railroad companies
in the distribution of coalcars George
W.<Ciark. oi Aitoona Car Distributor.
employed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. was recalled to the
stand. He produced copies, of the
telegraphic orders for our distribution
received In his department during 1092
and lto'AprIl,1903. ‘
Qu stloned by counsel for the com-
mission Mr. Clark said he owned ten
shares of sloclt In the Preston Coal
Company and fifty shares I11 the Jami-
son Coal Company.
“Did you ever receive any dividends
from Captain Alfred Hicks a mine ow-
ncr on the West. Penn division?‘ quir-
ed Mr. Glasgow
"l nevet received any dividends."
Witness said he received checks of
$130 each from Captain Hicks. about
once a month for three or four
months.
The witness said he had never ask-
scnt the
1111-. 1'111111 sdid he had received var
ious gills froth mine oper'atols during
the past three or four years.
Mr. Glasgow enumerated n 1111111111
111' cotunanies on the divisions 11nd '
Mr. Clark's supervision and asked hint
If any orders for special assignments
of cars to these companies had been -
received by him.
caslonally such orders had been recei-
vcd.
He replied that oc-
Questioned by Frank l. Gowcn.
counsel (01 the Pennsylvania Railroad
Ml
would not show whv a shortage ’
carshad occurred. it might be because
a mine
Cialk said the percentage sheets
of
was not working.
NORWALK'S NEW LIGHTS.
Have Arrived. and Will be installed
Shortly.
'llle new art: lights fol lip Clt\ of
Norwalk have arlived and will be 111
stalled just as soon as they can b1-
properly tested.
11 separate test
Each light undergoes
This new type of lamp is the latest
and highest improved production
the1 General Electric (3011111111117. and
Is anticipated that they
very satisfactory in every inspect. be
will prove
log a great deal In advance of the
present lamps.ovcl'w1hith there was
so much 1'omplalnl that the Connectl
cut Rnilwav and i ighllng company do
cldod to supplant them.
or 95 lights in all lht1 system.
There are 9-1
it was claimed by the Norwalk city
oilirials that the lights now burned
were unsatisfactory from 11111 first. Fre-
quent consultations with the company
ofilcials finally resulted in the coin-
pany's agreement to put Ill new lights.
COMPANY o's RIFLE PRACTICE.
Soldiers Left Norwaik for Danbury
Under Command of Captain Weed.
The members of Company D. with
almost a lull quota strong. under com-
mand of Oflptaln Edward I’. Weed. left
town this morning on the 11:31 train.
to observe the annual rifle practice;
The shooting this year to being done at
Ilit.‘ bulls in East Ilanbury.
«Thomson assembled at the armory
about 5 n. 111. and were served with
codes and iVlllH'-Il(‘.l’iil‘t! starting.
At the Company 11"11 May Day prac-
11.-1. 1111‘ the Westpori avenue range. it
Lies in
film Mar
[to Mhl‘i'i
{dorm its. listen! lWould 1.11110
. 11 G01; V I I
Wavinghhioiiio. Dear The Light That ’ . '
y Sweethear't'a Eyes. ’i‘wo Lit- ,
1111 Girls Loved One Little Boy. in the
House oi Han and Kisses. Belle of
the hall. The Measure of the 01d .,
101111111111 Boil When the Whip-poem!!! J
The victor” is to the gray,I thus far this seasoii'l“ more gray suits
are being worn than ever before. and more of 01113.11
But the bide forces are coming so the front; blue serge is com-
ing into its». owl; again. . 1 l .
We’ re neutrals, providing a complete collection; of the new gray
suits. as well an the reliable bll’ue urges for winch we are widely
famous.
with the superior style and. fit and service you get in our suits
$19 to $25
Of Negligec Shirts. Neckwear.'Hosicry and Underwear for now
and later wear. we show a satisfying assortment of the best and
newest things from the best makers.
Wash Suits for boys are making their bows this week.
Economy :
is It real? That's the question.
easy to make low prices it quality is disregarded.
marketis always iuli ot-low priced grain.
we sell Is assured to all who lmy here.
room for dispute on this poltlt.
for complaint.
h
i
it is
The
Quality in all
We leave no
Our prices leave no room
Buy Oat's Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
.1“.
.91. 11
We handle“ many 111111111 oi "Chick no WWW
Feed," but consl1lerlho“.l) M. Chick ‘ “
Feed" the best. Will 1011 you why'lt x; 7 I
you will calll -
ml
W
New Stock of
11111111 lllll'lhllis W1 ling "11111113,
Just Received.
Wm P. Beers,
49 Wall _St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main 81.. So. Norwalk.
€311 Crabs.
‘ ONLY ONE HAVING CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD, DIRECT FROM
RWER- I “1.1m;
up...
ETURGEON, SEA BASS AND AL L KINDS OF FISH.
. 1 1 ,1 -
HARD CRABB, CLAMB AND OYSTERB. '
Outbil'l’e Bridge Fish Market
“9., 13.1193...- Free Delivery
my:
”150 Posrtlons
1' . -Whichovcn you choose, you’ll please yourself; and be pleased ‘
Sonnet" at ,
1W abo‘t’da.
IIIO Gliffoni Pharmacy
AND
lhe Bridge Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15-—2.
Piatnor 6. Bradley. Props.
pal gains Del
Rio 11111-111111
conda
and Brooklyn
advances .
mils.
3111:1112
331.. (in
Pacific
pi’d. ant
lyn 'l‘ra..
WALL
ll
animation.
were
were steady.
St. Paul and
A.C&ll‘.Co
- Am. Cot 011
Am. Ice
A111. Loco'
Am. Small
will be 1'111111-111bet'11d. Private Demon A111. Sugar
was fatally shot by accident. This A. 'l‘. & :1 Fe
practice ground has been considered 1111111111 01111
1111111111.- ior use since. Filled by Graduates of B'.klyn '.l‘
The about Is in charge, 111‘ Major V'In- Chen 8; ROhio
cent M. King. oi ihmbury. MERRIL BUSINESS COLL Chi. & N. W.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ch. Gt. West
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. . C. M. & 81.1“.
mew 1111111 May lam-11111111111 The Past 49 Week. Col 1'. a
St,11111gll111'iK11m1Igt-11 Luise, from tit-110a Merrill GRADUATES .9. in , ~ . gel. Ezoulh
and up cs. . on the
NEW voult. 11111.11 lily-Arrived: "M “‘3' Del. 11 111111.
Steamer Oceanic. from Liverpool and . 309'“ . WW" 0' “WY NOW. . Erie.
Queenstown M. A. MIRRILL. Principal. In. Nor-walk. Conn. ID3011- lg Nluflh
L-..“ . ... . .. . a. ex. ‘1‘“
', M. it. s: 'I‘.
' .M. K. (1’; 'l‘. p
Mo. Par.
' N111. Load
' N. Y. (lcn
’ Nort. & West
From the not that Hyuoia Ice is no Out. 11‘: West.
myth harder. cleaner. purer, lam ionn— goo. Maui.
or. and In In every my solution hotter P3311 211.6111
than natural ice. when it In sold at 9 Relation.
’1» am. price on natural too. it In , 5'11 1 . Rep. Steel
l'muttiol'mm. All too wagons wit '1 . 21 .191! , ‘ . .1 31 Rock 131111111
doll Hymns Ice thin-noon. Ask yollr ' ’ " Eggllkpla 0
has man 1111' it... Tom & l
Mm". .1. w. OLMCTIADu ~ 11': the only safe and convenidnt why for the payment of bills. 3111311131116
. u or
w1'1- ‘ 1 Steel
‘ “ “i" ”It Gill-g Cancelled chlbcln, properly endorsed. make the best possible 1'11va ‘15 31991 p,
HER? MUIIC, 139; FOR 260. . 1 ,. , . . .. Q 3.. i. _ ”1' West Um. Tel
hen More With His New Mild! COIptlo' ‘ '11 '
the 11111111. Whore 1111: Golden 11°11 is . .1. :1 ' 1"
Minutes 16111111
"toN‘swCa
i
fractional
113 among
Transit
Ice large fractions.
WALL STREET ii a. n1 ——0penlng
gains were not Increased 1"t‘iy much
before profit taking sales began which
soon wiped out the il'tatlional advan
sea in the more active lectures. A few
of the high priced railroads and some
of the mluor‘ industrials made large
but the general market
moved within exceedingly narrow it
Lackawanun iulprotcd
«i; Minneapolis, St.
Sault Ste Marie 11111., 3%, Anutonda,
rlheln pfd
par 2. Re
Open High
1091/, 10117..
41% “1%
32 32
111 am
67% 68
1517 157131;
1311513714
89 - 89
107% 107%
84% 347A;
59% 59%
203% 203%
111% 111111|
167% 1677111
1.5011. 1.1
33 311
130% ”13%
208 209
43% 43%
144% 144%
23% 23%
113% 337‘s
11111.1. 11111.1.
111% 1141/,
111% BUM.
140% HI
00% 110%
I'll . 51
1181/; ‘88%
130%11359fi
iii 51%
129
20 20
26 in 12““
ii .3th
37%. 311
147 47%
1.11 'l a.
50
41% 41%
1115 51.05%
92199298
M1
1 Edit You
Konhler.
129%. 121111 ‘1
21111. ,. 21111.1 1
096'
....____ ....---.. .L—J -T~-N ..
Maples ii GoldSCIliilItll O11
(incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer‘s In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain , and
Cotton.
Swaru a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. 111.~-0pen-
1111'. prices In the stock market today
were higher than last night. the princi-
specialties.
Dealings were light and the changes
generally were restricted to .1 model'-
Minneapolis
and Saull Ste Matte pld rose 2. Ann-
'14. Smelling 7'1.
St. Paul.
the pill. 114,
and American
Boot
and
5,
Paul
3 N111 thern
pubic Steel
.1111; Coast 111-... and Brook-
S l REET Noon w]. luctua
tions in prices became V't‘l“) Irtegular
and the recession carried the average
level a fraction below last night.
brisk rally followed with some show of.
The rise oi 11% I11 Sugar
was an Influencing factor in the rally
Buying subsided before noon and there
recessions.
A
Bonds
WALL S'l‘Rldld’l, 9 p.111.——'Ihe mar-
hat was not allowed to case ofl’ much.
bull 11110111111111 slit‘i't‘ssflilly advancing
Reading 11
again turning the list upward.
general demand was small.
strength being derived from the con- .
ventrated buying of selected stocks.
but prices touched a slightly higher
level generally than before.
TODAY’O QUOTATIONB.
Report over the private wtru or
The Maples & Goidschmldt 00.. Comt
mission Brokers. Swartz & Core 9
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 1
Au1nl$op '
point find
The.
the chief
Low 1 p 111
108% 109%
«11% 4i‘,§
32 32
til 64%
117% 1171.1,
1116 1561.4
134% 138%
81% 811611
107% “171111
114
ml
211th
1111/...
11111111
50111
32%
135%
208 209
4:1
1411
227/11
33%
11811,,
113%
80%
110%
110
501/;
38%,
iii-1%
iii.
90
130%
38 M.
13.5
51
9%,
20 26
05? “015%
147%1g795
50
. 41
105
60
which took
Weddi
lip-11 11.11111
1'11. was 11.111.11.111: '11.
.a 11 s. 9
31111111111711 “11111 11111: we
“Jilin“? or a
'72 noon-1 MAIN 111111111.
1491.4 149% , '
.4111; m
111511 :
92% 92%.
. A'rfr'snoso Maw “CANAAN wan.
Mrll. Cari 31111111.. 01 Railroad Ave-
nus. south New 111 accompanied by
Lillie 11111111111). went
.Sundny and 11111111111111,
hers. brother.
and fabrics in suits for young
$10 to $25
them all 50c.
.Stylish, correct-fitting. new-patterned Shirts. .
L6w shoe Hosiery ready for all.
Boys’ Shoes.
Men's Fine Footwear.
911 WASHINGTON'S‘T.‘ '
l _' Telephone Cali 165-5.
lls lie till-«lilies 1111 1.1":
We have 'been short, but will try , _
If you
The pic trade increases.
good supply hereafter for the dinner hour and on Saturdays.
any particular kind order ahead. 25 varieties. 151: each.
Cheese and pie go together. New lot of rich chose just in.
cream cheese made. 201: lb.
Herring In tomato sauce. extra select irom Aberdeen, Scotland. 1
to be a “repeater" by those who have tried them. 151: can. .
Strawberries way up; too cold; none here at present. , ~, _'
Spinach and New Potatoes. etc“ Saturday.
Remember Harding's Baby Chick Food is just the thing. lor
chicks. New stock now 111.. .
What shall it be? Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBB.
Telephone Cali 26-4.
1' hello
5 .1
21 [BS GRANULATED 81: CAR ............................ . ........ '
BEN HUR FLOUR. per bag ........................... ‘
JONES’ AND i’iLLSBURY’S Fl .01 R per bag .................
VERY BEST BUTTER, per pound’ ............................
MILK three calls ............................................. .........
BFRMI‘DA ONIONS. three quarts .......................... ......... . 7 .
l1‘Ri' iT l UNCH (‘RACKERS tour pounds ....................... ’
FANCY ASPARAGUS per bunch .............................
.HOME GROWN RHLBARB IE'I‘TiCE. TOMATOES
RADISHES, NEW POTATOES, VERY FINE TURNIPS. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY 00;;
20 NORTH MAIN OT.
80 NORWALK, OT.
TEL. 148.
-M...__M.. E n... a .- -W
mamawmwmn
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a. result of application upon work or,
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious 11'
averted by wearing a pair of our
Proper 01...... Properly Adjtihto‘d.
N-
Examination Free.
58 WALL STREET.
Matching of Lenses and all Repairing a Specialty.
O. B. J RCKSON.w
mmnmnam
Optician.
r
SUGAR, RAISIN. JELLY AND MANY OTHER CRACKERB ALL OF
ARE RETAILED AT HIGH PRICES. OUR SALE--
1 '.
2111s. Fancy Mixed Crackers............. ...... . ..... ................
a Pkg. Unoeda Buscult....’............. ........... ..
3 Pkgs. Lemon Snaps. ................................ .......1....u.
3Pkfll. 21.1 2111 .......... . ........... . ........... ............}.2......
3Pkgo. ofanyot'Our109Crackers................. . .
HAVE vou 1111111: 011111 oatlolous COFFEE?
MEXICAN MOUNTAINE AND HAS A sample rtavoil ,
PRICES FROM 2111: up to sail PER Pouuo.
Louis ‘ osel
fr
1 {If
TIL. CALL. 1M. .. .
“a...“ ..... .
'wa'rsnaunv salcktavans
OTR
WATERBURY May iii. *Brlolilayers
and 1111111011: and plumbers who have
been working on jobs with non- -11nion
carpenters reinsed to do so any longer
today. and as a result eight bi; 301111
here are 111111 up. The master builders
in each instance put the disaffected
1111111 to work on “11111" Jobs and all are
still omtgloyod. The master builders;
assert or will not give into the tie-
mud that on union carpenters be
sound util til up 1 1
“a,
1199' «m 9111‘
He desired to take out a
1m- 3110,1100. _ ».
Shillings Mariya“
forth 1h blank arm .31;
usual series of question
"Query silt." he said at
11 an a obiiil
“"1110" 33mins rt‘dtl
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