. .W
LANE’S
5I Washington Street.
I sfl,If.:I‘- . s - u a a -
local Nuts Notes.
Vllii those oommunicating with The
Denttnoi by telephone planes do it in
mitt“ .-tsltil regard to business.
with can ant to news. oaii
Willey will kindly do 'no, it will
greatly convenience this cities and an-
un more prompt attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair and
slightly colder tonight and Friday
The storm that was central near St.
Innis yesterday morning has moved
northeantward and is now passing out
‘the St. Lawrence Valley. This vicinity
is on the southern edge of it. Snow is
tailing this morning in the northern
portions of. the Lake region and New
England and rain in the southern por-
lions. An extended area of high pres-
‘sure over the western sections is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with low tem-
peratures between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi river. Wil-
*Jinton. N. 0., reported 4 below zero,
and treozlng temperatures were rc-
ported as far south as Texas. Condi-
tions Iavor for this vicinity clearing
this afternoon, fair tonight Friday
Ilair and colder.
.———-——.—-——
Samuel Lyons, oi Norwaik. Is in
New York today on business.
. Frederick E. Lockwood is spending
,the day in New York on business.
, The suit: Company, Coast. Artillery,
held a regular drill at the armory last
evening.
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Miss May Hamilton returns today
from a weeks visit in East Norwaik
to Weston.
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George Phillips. of Cranbury. has
Micuflid arposition as teamstcr tor
John Tinkler.
Charles Reynolds. of Adams avenue.
"Norwsih. purchased a title iiilili
model Ford sutotnobile.
w
Mrs. Winfield Igott, oi Norwnlit.
w as the guest at her mother. to Ride!-
ticld, Sunday and Monday.
Edwin B. Stone, of Norwalk. fortn-
oriy a teacher in Georgetown. is board-
ing at Mrs. Mary Bennett's.
Mrs. [scalar Fenian is home in Well-
ton, from a week's visit in Norwaiit.
at the home of Mrs. Edwin lioyt.
The barge Red Star arrived in tin-
harbor this morning with a cargo of
coal for the Ferris Coal Company
The entertainment committee of
ilannnr Council. No. M. Daughters of
Liberty. will hold a meeting this even-
tag.
The continuation class of (trace par;
lab will meet the rector for Inatruc
tion this evening at 'l: 30 ill the Guild
room.
Mrs Dani ker has sold her
property . and has purv
t-haacd a an avenue Nor-
walk.
lockenoe llaypl’iltm will IIOIII IIII'II‘
regular wee y meeting this owning
at their one era lit Wall street. Nor
wn.lh
I
The Nurwalit our Council will hum
its best ta ting Monday evening at
the couuci a!“ cunts III Wail street. Nor-
ilullort ‘I'MTI’IIII in entering it
itt'lult'g qulm his studies at
Andmcr Co a go. at his bottle in Nor-
bulk.
w
t‘iticf of Fallen Thomnlt liladlcy is
I "lining a vacation trwn his duties in.
tiny. and Castais 'l'itolnlts Hunt is ilil
lug liIiI place.
Ill-IUIIIl-Illll-
Til" (."iihiial IsltIIili' Union VIII have
u llttmtina this evening. when details
of the entertainment that sitar Eusttu
will he dinoullleii
'I'llo itev. ,(Ioor Van Alntyno oi
lialviuw avnntls. Brook
3'
IHI. N. Y.. to attend the New York
than District antennas.
M
i'lotlet'iok [1.14“th and t‘rnnit:
Iiit Judge. at Not-walk. tried their
limit at imut ashiag yesterday and
itiiiifltifllttii in leasing a tow nice ones.
m
'ilto still at A. 9. “again cm
i'm all MW... "alienset all:
'tiliiiso out
no trial yestetasrin thwarts
Pleas Court, but was not leashed nu
soonest of another sass.
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wewintnetlmetl’nsnyanrmn.
FILMSaatI SUPPLIES
ts wast-lump at. _
' 2,2,5;
WMorAOflDnml
MMMWH“
TAYLOR & 60m.
outlaw nouns ruaulelihe.
USE, BAXTEII’S
Puritan 'Cough Syrup
ForcoughesadColde.
The are
Launch ~ Works;
'Boatl'ratnesnetnpandreedgto
All kinds or rspair work '“
unnchssotsiinisssbailttoordsl
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Polar. Net-walk
our!
The members of Star at Columbia
Circle will hold their regular meeting
this evening in Mystic Chain Hail.
45-
8. Milton Stevens, of Falrfield ave-
nue. has returned home after a two
weeks' visit in the Bermuda islands.
Lady Jennings Lodge held a meeting
last evening in Red Men's Hall. South
Pixel-walk, tour candidates were initiate
e . ’
Samuel Greenstein, of the H. Kt‘le-
gcr and Company store, has returned
til-om a two days trip to New York
c ty.
The last session of the euchrc tour-
nament between the are companies
of Norwalk will be held tonight at the
Hope Hose quarters in Water street,
Norwalit. ,
Herman'Krieger, of H. Krlegcr and
Company, visited the South Norwaik
store yesterday for the first time in
quite a while. Mr. Kriegcr is just get
ting over an aim oi the grip.
'I‘red B. Coleman in. set otlt from
South Norwalit this moming in quest
of the festive, and also elusive trout
Fred's many friends are anxiously
awaiting his homecoming.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. For, who have
been recently in Canada. Tennessee.
and various other places, will return
to South Norwnilt shortly and take up
their residence temporarily, at least. at
their house in West street.
Onges Bucci was placed under or
rest yetserday afternoon by Chief oi
Police William Volimer as the result
of a complaint made by Samuel Paium
bo. Both are ltalian young men and
it Is claimed the assault occurred last
week. Judge Taylor noilcd the cast
upon the payment of otslts.
Two well-known South Norwalk
phyhicians are contemplating becum
ing ntltomobilist‘s. Dr. Charles O. 80
banana and Dr. Jean Dtunnrtienx Both
are now scouring Interesting informs
.tiol concerning the advantages of sin
gle or multiple cylinders. chain at
shalt drive. gears. horsepower. etc.
The executive commitfie of thl
Norwalit Historical .Sociciy held a
meeting last, evening at the Histories
llousc in West , ur.cnut- Norwalh
Those present were Thomas l. Ray
tnond. Ill. .l G, lire-gory Hon. ..l .I
Oaborn and Joiin P 'l‘rcadweil Thcrl
ware several matters discussed. but
nlothing at great importance wan sot
ted.
J
iiigllaat Commissioner Daniel Dun
lop already has his order in for crush
or] atone tor the city streets thougt
the tompany furnishing it has not yeI
been given orders to deliver it Mr
Dunlop will probably have it dcliverer
In South Norwalk from the 15th to till
20th of the present month. The mm
will be first scraped truth the atrceu
on which it is to be spread.
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order 0
Eagles ill celebrate again this year
all cullto nry. a memorial service I!
memory of the deceased members at
the lodge. At a meeting held ias'
night the details were delegated It
the Minors of the Aerie. The servicl
will be held In May. The place has not
been fully decided upon. though an of
tort will be made to secure Hoyt‘t
Opera House.
'I'olnulrnw afternoon at 2 oclocll
.Iudao iohu it. than. of ilatlbul'y. wil
heat the arguments in the case of th-
four llutlgurian ulcn .Iuhn Novalink
hitcte tilllntito. I‘uul istlatcl IIIII .iuhl
tituyrnuii. charged by tho Iicv. Father
(irons with criminal libel The argn
ult-nt tor the prosecution will be mad:
Il_l Allolncl Into Davis and for the dc
icncc bv .ittdgt- N. t‘. Downs. at them
iold. .Iutlgo lilmih Illlti "united the at
amounts to an hour.
mm—
The ltIilIlIOlii oi titur n1 Coiuttlbil
('1'.ll‘tII‘ No .'.illi hold their regular
quarterly meeting. Tuesday evening
iii the IIOI'IN' oi Minn Mutuie Mclough
iilt. .'.2 .North Main llll‘tlcl The atldi
tors cutlnlslcd of Mrs. K. Howard
cllsit'tnsn at committee. assisted It,
Mills A. stoognlullar and Mrs. Ms:
littilly There was also present Mrs
Webb. trunsnrcr; Margaret Kennedy
rccording secretary. and Kaihryr
busy chlui companion All limits at
the circle were audited and found
correct. Alter the meeting refresh
locals were served.
W Goods,
At COLEMAN'S
NIWI "CHI.
10 m Nail! O!» m m
rot. ma ‘
Best suits—
The Town
It’s a color
Iul brown, tan, olive,
prices: 82, $3 and $4.
lscob Scltuull the \i’ashiugtoni
street livcry.nlau has just tcceltcd a
handsome Si 000 coach.
Harry Holland. of Worthington
street. was admitted to the Not-walk
Hospital. last night, for treatment.
The "Two Counts," James Tuilcy
and Art-bio Wallerhouee. are in New
York today and will visit a theatre.
Willis Finch. oi Dark-n. who under-
went an operation at the Norwaik Hos-
pital a day at two ago was discharged
today.
_,
Mrs. Waliucc Smith of Georgetown.
was Ope'l'ilitd on at the Norwalit How
pitai. this morning. by Dr. W. I. Tra-
cey, asslatcd by Dr. P. I. Burnell:
The April Fool Jokers Ws'I't' out In
more than ordinary force yesterday.
Oats cost front “0 to up pc
"BONNIE. HORSE FEED will
each day
1 harder.
iionnio Home Food will prou-
lay
A gent for
liowitc'rs Fertilisers.
160
And All Other
It wileatn
THE ,
Prices You Can Afford
That this is everytnsn’s store we prove conclu- I
nively by the wide range of smart Spring Suits and
Overcoats we show—Clothes for all good tastes—st
prices within the reach of all
with a doubt—see the beauti-
J’Iy and blue striped effects tn
the famous Varsity Suits; and the swagger three-
quartcr box Overcoats in fetching browns an greys.
‘ Suits and overcoats, $10 to 830.
‘We can fitanymanuptogochcntsiitltsowaint.
We sell the best lists in town at the papilla:
And we're ready to put boys
into their Spring outfits, too.
-A
PLAIN
heat general purpose feed in the world.
grains. with corn. oats and barley all u busts and ground fresh
I‘ccd it dry. lass quantity than
money and at some time make your hum.- look better and work
and Coats
Alford: st
‘J
especially about the Mahacltemo cor-
nor as many people will testify.
Louis imppl rt. a Wentport man. fell
from a truck In that. place and was
brought to tho Norwalk Hospital last
night about it o‘clock, with a compound
fracture of the leg. This was operat-
ed on by Dr. w. .i. Tracey. assisted by
Dr. A, N. Clark.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS .WARNED.
WASHINGTON. April 2.—-Cotnplaint
having been made that Postmaster
Fred H. Kim: and Collector Charles
11!. Moses, of Portland. Me. have been
showing unsccntly actiVity in the obn-
gressional light In the First Maine
District. to tutor of Representative
Allen and against Walter C. Emerson.
warnings were today sent to the onc-
isla from the Postoiiice and Treasury
Department». Attention was called to
the circular recently sent out. to all
federal other holders. .
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FACTS.
1' ton. according to grade.
cost you 833 per ton. It in the
it is made of the choicest
you would oats—anti save
this. Try it.
Oats Thais Glenn,
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
BaSe Ball Goods
NOW READY
William P. Beets’
”ON AND ITATIONIHV OTONIO:
I OOUTH MAIN ITNIIT.
SOUTH NOIWALN.
4e wstt. eraser.
aoawsur.
FRESH CAUGHT
BLUEF'ISH,
Lb.
Westport Smelt, Roe and Buck Shad,
Kinds of Fish.
CLAMS and Wakefield OYSTERS.
Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market. "'
YourltoseyliaowsNthtlTuuee
IF "MINI. IN
The South Norwsiit Tnutfiompsny'r' a“,
INCH»
. increases one' a
Theme nothing like the pure Juice
.0! luscious, ripe rapes to give one
ureagtit. it in as pure. rich blood.
gilt and in tile most
agreeable system tonic that "can be
' taken. Especially valuable in cases of
liability following illness. it is'slso de-
licious as a beverage. We serve it at
the fountain. The brand we bavs',
OLIAOON'I. Is undoubtedly superior
to all others. it Is made from Obsoord
Miles and its tiavor is true to the
trait. Comes in four sites:
Four Ounce Bottles ..... 10c
Half Pint Bottles . ....... Ibo
Pint Iottisa ......... 26c
Quart settles ..... . ...... 50¢
Ill llillttl Plllmtty,
'I’I-tl ensscalrrlon "OBI.
Telephone Cali, 1H.
' Ali Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
TUBA-{1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. iii:iii a. m.—-The
opening price movement of stocks
showed sonic irregularity, but the is«
sues with the largest speculative fol-
lowing were lower generally. Changes
were narrow and the volume oi deal-
ings small, Canadian Pacific fell 1.
Westinghouse Electric rose 2 and
Great Northern pfd. Mi.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-——Selling
orders increased in volume, especially
in the coal stocks and grain carriers.
Liberal sales of the copper stocks also
contributed to the general depression.
fractional mnvery. and operations
became trivial. Bonds were steady.
WAIII. STREET. I «p. Ian—The
rapid bidding up of Consolidated Gas.
which rose I. accelerated the Improve-
ment which was, under way. but the
general rise. haitcd after the represen-
tative stocks had tiscn it) yesterday a
closing level.
NEW YORK. April 2.——A quarterly
dividend of ”(per cent. was declared
tods by the directors of the North-
ern Pacific Railway Company. This is
unchanged from, the last previous
quarter.
LONDON. April 2.-——Thc rate of dis-
count of the Bank of England remain-
ed unchanged today at 3 per ecnt,
INDIONATION IN SEOU L.
Over the Action at the French Consul,
Who Disliked D. w. Stevens.
TOKIO. April 2.~-—Adviccs from
Seoul are to tile rflcci that intense in-
dignation has been aroused among
both natives and foreigners in Seoul
on account of the action of the French
consul-general, who posted a notice
on the board of the club opponing the
message of condolence sent to the {am
Ily of D W. Stevens.
The club [passed a resolution to (”Ir
bit; a message. The French mneni was
the pole (tiller-tor. Later he painted a
notice on the board of thc club say-
ing: -
- "i cannot express any sympathy tor
Stevens cvcn In his tomb."
The tilemlwra of the club are very
lndigrlanl. The British consul-general
addressed the clttilmlllr-e demanding
the removal of‘ the notice because. he
said, it was a disgrace for the club to
use the board tor such a method of
expressing private malevolence. The
committee unanimously decided til co
more the notice
The feeling of the French against
Stevens was aroused three years ago,
when Stevens was appointed an arbi-
trator in the dispute between the
French Catholics and American mis-
sion concerning a small piece of land
in Ping Yang. ills-vents decided iii fa-
vor of the Americans. The decision
was generally approved at the time. no
persons except the French Catholic
residents in Seoul and the French con
sul objecting.
ANTI-RAG! TRACK IiLLC.
AIJIANV '. V. April 2 wAnolher
Iinc- -up over the anti race track gatubl
iltg hills took place in the donate to-
day. when Senator Agnew moved to
atlbntltute for his hills. which were
advancod last night to the order at
third reading. those of Assemblyman
Hurt. which have passed thtI assembly.
The that test rule allowed an apparent
sin oi one vote for the bills. that of
enaior Iii-attoll. oi Albany. The vote
was 27 to Iii. all the Alilfliltit'ls being
front llic side oi the (IIIIIOIIIIIOII. iiy
this rate one of the bills. the atncnti-
meat the POWV-fll'itl' law. was su‘l-
stitu . The substitution of tho ponu'
code amendment was blocked by a
parliamentary technicality arising
from the fact that the bill was autundv
ed yesterday
OTNIKI AT FOI‘I‘ AU FAINOI.
PARIS. April twAdvIuea received
by the French Government from Hayti
Indicate that the state of chaos which
rsvails at Port au I'rincu is alumn-
hated by the all'mt saluting among
the negro inclines titers. The landing
troops fttnn' the lamina warships
now in lisltlen waters in reported it
the lives of the white Inhabitants ar-
cade ed. lavarsl additional retu-
gsn. ring death. have led to ill s
such in lion when they have been
[IVOI “1 till.
“ONION 00“va IILL.
WAOIIIN IN.O'I'0N April
I -’i'lts
itoaan committee on banking and new
inaeylateadn ts laattntbs heart
till Aldrich iiiitw bill.
WALL STREET. Noam—The 'msr' '
kct canto almost to a standstill at n ‘
PRICES.
To the Discriminating
Did you ever have trouble with a Suit not Iii-
ting.hereorthete? Wattentionepnyspecial
cverylittledetsillulakingyourmensnre,
Youselectthe sndthe oigannent.
Wedotberest gunmen andaiit.
Fortineworksndeiylilll" mm
thelloyal'l‘aiioraandw dreiernnydou
to many pinned cttstonlers.
A guarantee with every Salt.
Spring Suits Are In.
Furnishings and Shoes,
PBICE’S CLOTHING troll;
HEAD '1‘0 FOOT OUI‘FITI‘ERS. .
98 Washington St, mt. nu. ~ South Emu,
‘ lm tut [hill lllllll?
FOR WIIK COMMINGINO
MONDAY, March 30th.
Extra stamps and ,Cut Price Leaders Every Day This We'll.
so stamp. Free with We worth of our Famotis High and. “rose and
Coffees.
CUT PRICE LEADERS. ‘
- special to introduce Nivara more thoroughly to our patrons wewlll gin -‘
1 Package Uneeda Biscuit Free Witll 1 Pack-
age Nivara at 10c.
Baker's Cocoa, it lb. can ..... in: Continental Sardines. with key .. In
Resular Price 220- Regular Price 5c. .
“’1' “ Pi'rr‘i‘“ SW“ ”0",!" ----- "° tmfined Sardines at:
Regular Price 2-0.
(fnlnlun's Mustard, a can ......... 10: Regular W" 10°-
Regulur Price 13c A I: P. Condensed Milk. a can toe
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GBOGIIIEO.
to Sialliipa with a 4 lb. Package“c to Stamps with 1 box Shaker Bait,
Washing Powder at ....................... ‘...........
tr. slantps with 2 boxes Bull ntue, 10:8lamps' with 1 pkg. Jelly Pow-
BICII ............................... """""”v
If. filamps with 2 pkgs. I. X. I. IO‘Bhtamtpa 'm' 2 m 3M0?
Starch each ..................... """
' 10 tam withl It Commonly
to stumps wlmltb Prunes. .10: 3...?” H to;
to manip- with 1 can Soap Polish. 10 Stamps with 2 cakes Boonrtae
at .................. . ....... . 10c Soap. each . to
Nation's Itorekeepsr and Home oi Furs Food
Products. Fail Weight and Honest Trading.
ill ll Atlantic l Patiltltt it.
124 Washington It. Ioutit Norwaiit.
Tel. No. eon. Free Delivery.
Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
tncoaroaarso tun.
"Depositsovbr - - - $3,525,.00000
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. OUNTIO
NOOII H. OLOVIN
LIWIO O. ONION
NINIY F. OOLIWNN
OIOIOI M. MOI-NI.
ITIFNIN N. HOLNIO
FIIOINION A. ILL.
FLOYD T. NUOOOI
sullewhospllatc of Lime. Potato Fertiliser I
Complete Fertilizer. Ground Bone,
Lsadl'iaster. Air-Medusa. WMNIIMHIM
Murintoil'otsehliiapes' lettilseralnraiard
Mauure.Flvs’BlotaeadlesaPolee.Piowhg.
Harrowlag. Gardening Grading.
a .'
roarsv Itilitl AI AFTIA Ditt-
till IPIAIIII.
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Anterisan Fighter Masts Lat-ti Alverv
stone at dailies. Gian.
ilONDON. April 8.- “TWIN!" burns.
the champion heavyweigtht ashlar.
appeared It a new roll wl ht. tie
"a a Mt at the dinner of the
iiahlns Club. and was down for a
speed: is a :sm'nhiiob had V1,};
range on " it y n Inert: w
ntsisly turned to the ethics at 0am
in tile resent secret trial row.
it try to arrange a state with
.loitnnmt. and will not - . .
peril of It.” with ,
burns sealants mm” as his
at the prise menu. A ‘
Announce“ an about -
ed tor another content in
in which Gasser lot! will
its amt" III-Ii m
wowss'e sssootar a
1,. Wm ion
Mil “WWW:
Unturtunstsiy tor . its well
lou'Alvsretan‘raa lesion m
two at tank's Installer diaasria
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