omnrrrnns
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Spring Hat Time
on don' I want to be caught without a new derby or soft hat.
winter fihapes were retired. Spring derbies are ready in all
aha pea, with more than st le alone to commend for there A:
’qu ullify made than we se i at these prices:
. erhiee from $1.50 to $2. so.
' 's Soft Hats, from 501: to 52. oo.
GIVE US A CALL.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING 00.
i ' . i
NEW YORK. March 15*er
nose and excitement prevailed II
today. ow in
be dreaded
i.
lions 0‘ 9I night.
plices f0I stocks abound the I
‘9.
T0 INVEST A LITTLE MONEY
NOW
In a OUIT or OVERCOAT for next winter's wear. Many Suits and
A Overcoats in conservative styles at end of season prices.
a Snap
(Continued on Eighth ‘
Latest Spring Derbies. 0'
amuse Laolee ENTERTKH
Y
a
redo Concert Given Me: \'
of Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
he married ladies of Eureka
Lodge entertained their unmet-l1
nds last evening at the n-
I.
,-
. In the shape of II. masquerade
the chorus of Inashars. This was
and have oped by: chsIacisrs who- were
ed to advertise some kind of
Ii.
he next was a. midnight concort
-ln our Custom Department, Spring Suite of pure wool or worsted which the ladies dressed he eats
ceded to sing until their were scar-
way by a dog.
wo of Ihc characters then rendered
aftel which a. grand march of all
characters was'held followed by a
can in the center of the room.
e entertainment was followed by
. ial time and dancing.
dance was almost 1 seoord break-
; Suits, both light and heavy weights value 32. 50 to $5,
priced them 52. l v‘
I
fabrics to your measure, $20 to $45.
‘ I, a
Custom Shirts In exclusive patterns at reasonable prices.
wnns H. seneck,
L I c or THE RIGHT ORT. .
c 0T” N s ” -—-l“resh llama. 14c lb: llayes Mitt
4:8 50 Wall Street, NOTW. -. WM“ n_8TEEGMULLER+TOBEY coupons.
PHONE,120. meigtroun:
iron Works
. nert Donald-
coiiectiug $2
and Mr.‘ Rich-
. ey found that
ery good one.
r was notified
Ilul ()quIge‘E ()f
A certificate of Incorporation of the
Steegnluller-Tobey Company, of South
Norwalk. has been filed with the sec.
rotary of state. The capital stock is
$15,000. and the concern" will begin
business on 83,000. The incorporstors
are John W. Steeglnuller, Theodore S.
'iobey, Joseph F. Stecgmuller. all of
South Norwalk. The firm will manu
facturo paper boxes, having secured
the Harry W. Mather carpenter shop
in Water street, South Norwalk.
”lgSOUVENI
"FREE TOMO
t he was a. fit
ai this after
- ' Taylor In
financial distlicl pIeIIIIus to the open.
A conv ulslve rebound ill the opening
csul
giving them a very pleasant eve '
cert. .
he program commenced b the ’
We have gatheied together a lot of O s and End. of Boy s School ' ”5 0‘ The Old Ookm NW
The aim .
lent
You 5
I the 6%
I
i,
-1
the side
of weeks,
Norwalk
kett and
had been
screws.
____._.....,..._...
-nt to jail DON'T WANT TO DIMU“ ARMA
- MINTB.
with a 25 cent purchase or more 0
v
a
'l‘ee.Co flee, Baking Powder, Spices, \
In addition to usual checks.
SUGAR
20 lbs. of Granulated for 98cts
:fT'he‘" Union Pacific Tea in.
I, oi Washington St.. So. Norwalk,
iv Phone 655-2. '
~
. . - .-
- - - --.,- u a r.
e
Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.
'\
I -‘-'-'-‘3 I
per seals
all
a“ t”
III v.9
itself ,
The one ‘
proprietors .. ,
have been
before Judge :
Judge Lockwood fonndJohn F‘. Plun-
fined them‘SlIi and costs. Attorney
John J. .Walsh immediately appealed
both cams and bonds were ilxod at
875 in each case. .Mr. Walsh is attor-
ney for Mr. Plunkett and acted as
counsel for Thomas Mahoney. in behalf
of Attorney J. Belden Hurlbutt, his
regular counsel. as the latter is con-
fined with an attack of the grip.
in reference to the Piunkett case.
Judge Lockwood said he had visited
the defendant's saloon in River street,
and had found two doors leading to the
living apartments. He had suggested
that these doors be scaled and this w
the prosecution with iron bands and
The Judge was of the opinion
that these seals might be easily re-
moved and further suggested that pa-
yesterday
Copper 9. Sugar 8%, St. Paul
Smelling 7.
Union Pacific, him them
c
police court.
'l‘homas- Mahoney guilty and
done since the beginning of
. . m
‘ amuse m rerun
of nominees preva-
Fluctuations were
very wild and feverish for a time be-
low the opening level. but without all
of the opening gains being sacrificed.
The extreme rebounds at the open-
ing reached in Reading 11 points. Dc
leisure and Hudson 12%, Amalgamated
7&3
with Identification mums.
CLWAMS AND OR‘EENPORT OYSTERS.. 3 L88. SMELT, 256.
Gniblll’s Bridge Fish Mariel
IN STRONG HANDS.
South Norwalk Savmqs Bank
OFFICERO:
roof.
for your pleasure.
it“; Coffee.
. imane, Pros. John H. Knupp, Vice Pres.
Geo. F. Beal'sc, Sec'y. and Trees.
DIR ECTORS:
John H. Knapp,
John H. Light,
Henry Seymour,
Fred H. Rowan
Frank D Layton.
known the world over for their
products we have selected the oh
Henry l. Smith.
Josiah ii. Marvin,
(‘haries E. Dow,
Chas. W Bell,
John 1“. McMahon.
, mum. *
. ' ' ' ‘-
33 WEST WASHINGTON
44;”? H
' “"edun'l
2‘.
I) go
.
in Ceylon you would find a dollelou. Tea.
In Java you would find an exceedl
We have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase d Banborn Tees and Coffees,
home
A wider variety kept in better
excel lance.
oldest.
shape is not to be found in Norwalk.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING OROCER. .
" SOUTH NORWALK.
81‘.
From our innumerable
RocondBuck jihad
NOT FROZEN STOCK.
coo, HALIBUT, HADDOCK, FROST. SMELT, WEAK AND sLUE
FISH. SALMON.NOT DOG FISH,A$ some SELL son SALMON.
FLAT FIsH, WHITE, MACKEREL. MULLET, CARP, EELS, ‘ Posoles.
FINNAN HADDIES. LONG CLAMS OPENED AND FOR BAKING. ROUND
Wm
Phone 322-4.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the DELlCAClES and NECEOSITIES of daily life than right under this one
We have brought it here
nflly fine flavored
Louisville and Nashville
PacliiI I
and Miswuxi Paclnpfi. New YOIlI Cen'
Ing of business at the Stock Exchange trsl and Great Northern Ore Certifical
to the consequences to es 553,. Pennsylvania 5% Baltimore;
‘Olll the Ulflushter 0f Dl'lC- and Ohio, Northwestern and Anaconda
es in yeslcidm a stock ulalkel. The at- 5' Alchigou and Canadian Pclfic 41,.
Lion of the mullet itself was eagerly. Gust N
ol’thcln pfd. I, and main oIiI
aWailI-d to shou’ am change ill condi-
em up to 3 points
These exilemc gains blought lecv s
illp close to the deou palllv when
the New Y-olk marital opened This
of mote-(me nlessules adopted oven lbuoyani Ilse in London was the pxinu-
DIEM lllid 0' the “Clam“? ‘0 00‘9" factor ill lining prices at the opening
which was precipitated by Illese dove
Sentiment was somewhat rt:-
story
Thsw‘ I
time a,
beat.
- Show,
TRIS TEAM E HYAT'T
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
; I
Carpets.
We would remind you that we arc headquarters for everything in the Carpet line.
he can supply.
est and most extensive line to be found in town.
In the tint-st seamless Willons and oul prices can saw you monet
Whatever you may want
Also Rugs of all sizes. including the large carpet sizes, of which we have beyond I doubt the larg- f
Our line includes all loaders and sizes from the low price goods
(l\\'dl‘d before the opening.
Broilers whose names were usually
sociulI-d with tile filit’l‘illllllll'i of big
dcrs were prominent III ”10' curly
court "illg,
"Lflod Silorllv .lifll r ll o'clock II was slut-
trail? that tho clvuriug house sliccis of
I- Exchange uumbI-rs had gone
:‘nd rough wilhoui. difficulty. This was
n " I-Ipiod us llll indication than no full.
‘f'gd‘ '05 would be Hlillllllllf‘t'll lodu".
('IIII money lcui Ill 1.3 per cent. sliml-
bt'iori- noon today. The buyiu; wus
lif‘\\'lil on a large- scale all through
0 list of slot-ks. The news that the
I‘tll'lllgf House sheets hurl all gone
I-Irigli without any lullures helped
) rs. I'II'l‘ (-ouildI-uce. Before noon
ch gains \I'Iru recorded us to carry
ices above the previous level.
'l‘rndlug by noon approximated i.-
IWUO shows. Business foil off some
it I‘ midday with the advance in cull
mus to if; lil‘l' rent. The banks will
I-nkII's Kl‘lll‘l'illly reported an all
round llt‘llillllll for odd lots oi‘ the
t‘ill‘l' clues of su‘ul‘llios by suiull III-
v_sl0ls. (‘nll money (lt‘f'lllli‘ll to l‘.’
(T (l'lli. Indore 1 o'clock.
\\'.\l.l. S'l‘lliCiiT. 1 l). lu.~—(‘.-Ili
uouc)‘ i‘OSI‘ to 15 per (‘i‘lli. IIIId the
unrllI-i begun it) giro. war lIlilll’l‘ l‘t‘fll-
zinc and hour soilinu. Amalgamated
Yopprr full back .3 points from llll‘
op. Smrlliug "Nil, Rowling IIIIIl
lroolilyu Transit Ii. Union Pacific llllll
’IIIllvasII-Iu ‘21: and Anniuulln l‘llil
.cud 2%.
ONE DESIGN BOAT.
x-Comrredcre Osborn. of Norwalk,
Advocates Purchase.
I5): CIIIIIu mini“ 0 l IIoIIcI |’~‘.
rho. :Ii. llil‘ lilllllllll llit‘t‘ilil'; (If the
'orn'ulll Yntill I‘.iub_ :lIlI'III-aii;.l lbc
\i'lf'llllS‘.‘ of ii one-design bout. has sunt
.‘ill :I uoiiI-Ia III" lbo ('llil) regarding the
llili.il!l'. At Ill" limo mentioned. ”10
III-i was slIIIcIl IluIt ilIt-I'I- wand sort
i plan on foot Io form a sort ofuil sull-
Issocinliou. us It were. with. the North-
port. llIIntinciou. Norwalk und some
rllicr club. to be selected on the north
presumably Bridgeport.
Osborn.
lying lsluud Sound linclug Associa-
tion. Mr. Osboln has received a letter
I‘Iom Conunodow Ackolly of the North-
bolt Yacht Club. in which he states
flint his club will pulclIase tom of the
follonlug stxle boats and hopes to in-
lelcsi sum“ of mu Iliombels III them.
so that. v. 0 can have inIoI club racin'r:
The boats ale lit-ins; bum in tht
the
and II re from
using. '
of course, IIII- dates givou helm by illo‘
south OF THEM Anti“
Perfect Dreamefi
When "we sin ibis is the inraeéi nod
most varied assortment than lhe‘Com-
bined stock of all the stores in The
Waisis for $1.50
Waisls for $1.95
Waisls for $2.50
And so on up to $4 00
HARRY GOODWIN Mfl lopmeuts. 'l'd .llrsi buoyant llpW‘flld asguled also I) thp (“nausea—w A‘i
K , ._ "ill?
Mela Street. . South Norwalk. Conn. con "NT 8. Carpenter. an elaborate 0"".
m. .-_.1:-__.J_-_ . . __~_-._.,.. 000 ".W 10"pr Bum“ ‘0 menu fluidi been .. . .fimprlsing 1”“
the fol ow u : W. .. .1 ,, I
M (l i O (l Gl e Ground,Foliewlng an Ex- - “0.“..an “Y.
a 6 O 1' CI 85565. _ Pickles Celery Olives sum .lurdlnlcrcs, blended colors, .. 25c Lelge Bottles Ammonia .......... 6c Clothes Lines, 50 feel No
We Glass 8 ar I t l b I ll) d l b llI ; 0‘ OI . .8 GOP. ”Bled "Gill hi“!
. I e e lo worn as an ornsmeu II ey use no c e I . J' l ler--, b1 did i ' .. 39 H l .......... " . __________________ 3-
., WM. Ill-.IitlI-d Glasses are nearly alwms disfiguring. Perfect fitting on m Windflws Cabbage “lid 2 Potato salad ”00' “rd “ ‘5 e“ '“ °° 0” C 3‘ Lamps, CODING“: Illc'llnntcrn Globts I.
”for. b bruit 5%}le f Fl‘ld .Jnrdinicres. blended colors .. 50c l’oti's irons, per set ............ 790 Fancy Tea Pots ................ 35c
. . a .
HOMER B. HOYT GLEWOOD, N' J March 16.— Will?!“3 “idols .Jal'dlnirl‘es, blended colors . 65c Folding ironing Boards ........ 9501Dccoraied Cuspidores .......... 40c
' -, ' y con Hall. the home of Upton Slu~ Coffee. NEW '
> " nernacrmo OPTICIAN. '5 8001*“ch 00101133 “a burned The president. Miss Alice F. Rider. God, the »
liege 7-. United Bank Building. South Norwalk. Con t9 d‘ars‘lltnioézlyl/owdficgn (91910931: acted as loasLmisti‘e 1Mid [graiveduh‘fr- the ferv
lice home 8 to H: 3:0 l2: 1.3 to Ii: l.3. SaluIdaI evenings, 7-.9 0 9 self equal to the on. so or ney Jero
Spec-m Appointments iii colncuience of patrons ’l‘vi. 303-1 " film” “tum building'nawayt ‘31:; gave a fine address 0 the past and d“. lltt TRISTR-AM & HYATI', NORWALK, CONN.
”“95“" fa”; 00' 9" 0 b present work oftbe aniline great porters
W ~ Ins. ...° .9”... 2““,‘;‘+’,“““‘““,§r . «is, s“ ”2,0“ . M..- . - -
. cess u if‘ no: .re s. . ev. r. II; c .
author of the‘ ”Jungle. and his Carpenter. on I’ll W. \“5 0pm,“ The 5 cs. offiel‘Lelrs fiftlnllctihjillggolilflillgulfllile “
e "C '0" a Pdl [“8 [If mm ”m” by the "mes and “"““°“‘ "H” ' °“°' “"d ”m h 431......1 I- I1 falii n I in
peril If I we on the second full of palhos.rev the? ‘ need Gerald l' l 1.; l.‘.5i mdni 5“. ‘ug' 1]"; o. “,6 .
0 ~ from 't " lfllflih'elflmnl'gfi 0' a Young “ill ‘8 to?" (fli‘an My have "1 ‘tll‘ill‘ll‘lnf‘t’slll‘lfli foulfliifizmnlfcl[(ll'lcl‘Tiila . I ’
' sociallon or sill: r eenor— the dist . . .. ' ‘ _ -
; .For the Balance 0f MflrCh. $.33; arms of “‘9“ Inous percenlaoedof ”an,“ ytfil‘ns ome as ‘3"(‘liib‘ggen‘l'l‘mhn ""Wmmu" 1‘“
’ wmen . n so Ills v ‘ " . .
WRITING“; PAPER. TOILET PAPER, INK. BURNT wooe. LEATHE 3|;er ‘ Shhtitggd (I’ont one short address. Raisin-l: (1‘11“,‘1’;("‘l‘flr‘gg’fi‘lg‘li‘ki‘l‘l‘é",‘,‘;u}""§“‘£l° I , -., I
rIL . . . I l ‘ , ,
NOVELTIES. GAMES TOYS DO LLS. 'BOOKS, PICTURES, ETC. he ”xv!“ OCCIIl‘v txmc‘lzywvhxa" :1 . getzzl:l:: 2:32.12: ill ill-inl‘psiu 'iilil been In cuufm‘gncu , _ ..
. "w . ... ......... ..... mu . we» I... w... 1:. .':.:‘.:‘..‘.':;";:::.‘233...? , . . .
ill Be Sold Regardless of Cost. mom»; .3; Edam.fgfipf‘ggmslwfinglmg 0.5:” pm WWW m M, m, y . , , , ,
~~—-- ”“8 plants . " the class. These‘ experiences wole Mr. 139. Yiénrl'fifityhm "mm”! after ”SM". Spring EXhlbltlon or
“t was ”Nd - varied and classmsud added to the 0’ "m ‘lIc reac'liou from the opening cur- ‘
Icious person. - merrilnIIIt of the occasion: plete d "emu” back 5 points and some . .
, '03'0“ 3‘ once . The following now olllccrs wore yerd .7 , ‘ .
AT BELLE . K’s ugbout the la elected. this ii the (illit‘l .Irtlio 8i0(k8 3 toi points. I awn a 's s
C “'“5- WW ' ..........-..... on... . $33.1." in!“ shin."'"Lilntnni -
pants, who at fi Vice T’resldoht—mss Rider. that . 3 .. . " ‘.
_ rwnyg, but were .. ecretary-‘Mino Mitchell close .Iauiosluoro pgslslcd inl and some
”08' There were ' weahulor—Mm. mm In Thompson. Thu fussfhtwimfifiml:”l,f::fl‘m3:m I" as
: ”‘0 members of the. l. s Committee-did FeImris There 1 ' , ,‘ ‘ ‘
jump from the sec .. 'I . _. .v . . Pride '1 In uiinlldllnu' oi Ilw nu illllt II. on
\ a -y windows. The men . -_.‘ 'l‘h I- Stock Excluuluc was unusually
blankets and than us ' ‘ 30;: 4:0 IIIII] the visitors gallery was
33 a‘ifiiigwfl‘. . -
' worth $2.00
worth $250
worlh $33.00,
ii. KRlEG
ER&“CO‘L
M...“ who“ mm Hum“: (10.. of m
Baltimore, M d.,
board of no less ii mun than C. l).
Mower; 24 ft. 0. A. and 1.3 fl. W. 1..
costing, deliver In Norwulk. 8305.
Plans can be seen all No to Wall
stleet. New York. by (-nlilu'r on VII-c.
Commodme A. H. Ostrom of
. . 1
JUDGE LIGHT'S Illnesses.
Spoke to St. Paul's Men's Club
Friends and EneI'nles of the
Government.
Judge John H. LI
bers of St. Paul's
tleat last night with his address on
"Friends of Our Government. and
Some of its Enemies."
begun with a history of the country
i. gave the mem Norwalk Cemetery
ens Club a me of a down Chgisilan chur‘aclol
from its earliest beginnings down to'
the pic-sent tlnlo. recounting Instances: jf'l‘hc death of Flower .orlinnl. "god
of Iriendlincss to it. and enemies. as sixty yeIlIs occurred yesterday at the
the title of the address indicated.
Dullng the comes of his remolks.
M OIITUARV necono.
MISS KATE HYATT.
Miss Kate Hyatt, f0I mauI yours a'
resident of Norwalk. pussed awnv last'
the night at 9. 30 at her home, 54 Main
Northpori Yacht Club or will be on We”-
exhibition at tile ofiice' of Vict0I l-‘I-I- “r ngc, was WWW“ “’0‘“ “V0 weeks
Miss Hyatt. who was. 77 yerus
ago with puralysls and hadibcen its a
serious condition since. Funeral can
tlccs will be held flom the hbuse“ w-
ll‘IOlIOW Nulicruoon ul 2 :31) o'clock The
on Rey. Grunge D, Egbcli pastor of the
N01 unlit Congltgnilonal C‘lurch. will
officialc und lutcimcnt w ll occuI at
Miss Hyatt was.
and
many friends mouIn lIcI dot-case For
more than l'-0Il_v yours Miss Hyatt and
Judge Light her cousin Miss Mun A Hyatt who
Ignites heI. had Ilverl together.
' I ‘ "' 'ELEA7ER Al“.
"Iii
{Soldiers‘ Home in Newton. He wasl
Company 0, Seventh Connecticut Von:
Judge Light paid a glowing tribute to untoers. The remains will be taken to‘
Presldrnt Roosevelt and attributed to
him the sleIling qualities of President
Andrew lackeon. and like Jackson,
he said he was II man of the people. Steiner Csmpanis, Liverpool
At the conclusion of Judge Light's
remiy‘ks re resinuonts were served.
Elle Men a lull meets monthly at the
olkolny street chapel
New Haven for intelment.
SABhlll ISLAND. NS .Msr ch li.~—
and
Queenstown for New York, was report-
ed by wireless as passing this point at
1 e. In. Will probably dock about;EL
noon, Saturday.
ii‘iii
OUR COAL
is worth advertising—worth
buying—worth having In your,
bin—worth burning. Add We
are pleased when it pleases you. -
Only the best' I: good enough
for usw—or for you.
A fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and it shines.
lllll inns in! in.
Norwalk Chronicler