"...-.I.s,-.-,s,s s'sfinis n.-:afeln.n_n:a;n, IiililI Illusions. , Will these 'esnununiestin with The lantlnsl by telephone please do It in ”at” ~wlth regard to business. call s tilt-drags to news. call an. if they will kindly do so. It will greatly eanvsnisnes this silica and as sure more prompt attention. WIT-[ER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night. Friday fair and warmer. The storm that was central in the Lake re- glen yesterday morning has moved eastward and is new central near Hal- ifax, Nova Scotia. it is followed by an area' of high pressure and pleasant weather with low temperatures. Thun- derstorms were reported from Albany. Hartford and Boston. The weather in this vicinity will be fair, with heavy partly cl dy weather and slowly ris- in temperature. Warnings-for high ldaster offerings at D. Gottlieb's. Read the adv. Bridge Fish Market. Road the adv. Fresh lab at Dick's fish market. Mrs. Wesley Sherwood. of Westport. is entertaining her mother from Nor- hir. and Mrs. Paul Bingewaid, of No. 2 Downdes avenue. are the parents tire. I. A. Woodward's residence in North Main street. is in the hands of Edward Hatchman. of South Nor- walk. spent Sunday at C. P. Stanley'a. The flat Norwalk Fire District has an adv. relative to the collection of —8teak Cod, 12 We 1b.. at New York Market. . vi new place in Westpol't Ivoil lawn and is sowing greaaldeil avenue. is entertaining a friend from New York city for a few days. Baptist Church held a meeting last night with Mrs. Leslie buggies. . walk. was reelected again Tuesday as it seleotman of Hartford on the Demo The Kings' Daughters of- the Cran- bury chapel will hold a sociable at ton this evenlns The degree team of Norwaik Aerie. a rehearsal this evening at the aorta in the Danette building. laid up at his home by poor health. but his many friends hope to see him Work was started this morning or , moving the house of M. J. ltiordunt been built inst north of the present location. National Bank. who has been ill of sloinaoh trouble. is very much lmprm duties. llowal‘d it Hoyt. oi the City Nation gold watch and chain which he lost lilllldd night ‘whie going to tho irlcght The Kooour- Multan dog bite sun wlil'h was to have come up today in touched. llld It Will not b. l billot‘o tin latter part of seat wash. “Wu to liaise" rehearsed last nlstn In the Trinity Club. and will hold an ltnii more rehearsals MIMI “ willuo l‘lsh its lb. at New York ll Louis Price of south Not-walk went in client of trout recently. and in» ball when he rat home he topilcd that if be bid as t one frost ton t. followed on Friday by w lids continue along the coast. All kinds of fresh fish at Cutbiil's Washington'street bridge. Bee adv. walk. of a son. the painters. in Georgetown. taxes in this issue. Edward Brewer is ht hirs. McDonald. of Chestnut Hill The teachers of the South Nor-walk John W Nolan. formerly of this cratic ticket. the home of htr. and Mrs George Bou- Fraternal Order to Eagles will hold Selectman William B. Reed is still about again iii a few days. of llaln street. to the collar which has Teller Wsyie Raymond. oi the (my ‘.lI but has not yet resumed his hunk itl Ballh hll not yet recovered hin yard Ilit' common pleas roam w not The members at the casts of "will itilitl‘ rehesrul Mda y light Only Miti‘htll when his friends sales that how lllhl'il' mod more he would have ngtti two. rlonill Nurwalk Nolan. liliprovetl held s businana illllill‘ of He inn” liir-oilnl lutpllli IMMON ’1 Launch Works. 9 All kinds 0! bdrm launches at 1 sins, built to order by competent workman. oyster-knoll Mar. Nomalk .~~ ELECTRIC SERVICE PINES A SUCCESS All Trains Between Stanford and New York Will Be ilua By Electric Power by July i ~8tslsineni Given Out by New haven ilailroad A statement issued by the New Haven road announces that the elec- trical service on the New York-titani- ford zone is now very satisfactory. that eighty- ~three trains are now beinil operated, and that more will be 80 run in the near future. Before July 1 every train will be operated by elec- tricity. as by that time the full com- plement of electric locomotives now in course of construction will have been received. This will comply with the act of the New York legislature. which provides that all trains be run by electric power after July 1 With regard to the Coscob power distion. the company states that the units there are now in commission and capable of operating at full capa- city. but a fourth is being installed as a precaution against potillllile interrup- tion of service. In trill the statement of the road is as follows: "The electrical service of the New Haven road is nnw operating very satisfactorily, as practical experience has permitted the rectification of numerous faulty details in the adjust- ment of both engines and overhead system. ”All generating units in the Coscob power station are now in commission and capable of operating at full capo city. A fourth unit In in course of con- struction as. a further precaution against interruption of the service. “The number of trains operated by electric locomotives has been extend ed as rapidly as consistent, with due “lard 0! rthe safety and continuity of operation. Ii'sllllty'lllfl't! trains are now electrically operated an week days and all on Sundays. including all local trellis between New York, Stani- ford and intermediate points, and a number of through trans to New liai- arr-grime points. Additional trains Will to"! on in the near future. and all trains will be electrically op- erated following the receipt of the complete complement, of engines now in come of construction tor this mm pany. It is the intention of this rom- pany to have all train. electrically op- erated before,- the expiration of the data used by the act of legislature, July 1. 1908." With the announcement that the electric none has provr-n satisfactory. many parties will be pleased. The Westinghouse Company. which install- ed the system has worked hard to make it a success. as it means many millions of dollars to it if more, orders come for duplicate service later. The New Haven road edit-Isis are justified in the enormous expense they put in- to this system. and the engineers are rcwnrdod‘for their mouths of ceaseless labor It was stated many months into lhul if the electric none between Stamford and New York proved a success tin company would probably use more of it at other terminal points later on. (if cotnm for the present. no more such equipment will be. installed lint with a return to normal prosperity the company might consider further electrification. First. Selectman Alfred Aviann went to item Norwalk this morning In con motion with entire curb and gutter worli dellrcd. t‘lhmllct' Knapp. oi Holirck'a elotlr lug store. and iluipir liounotl. oi the irs'z‘ui trolley line. file New Yorkers to iil‘. Hillwi‘l Miller. of lirrhurd Ill‘l't'l. tin- clillil opt rated on ill the hosplinl i'l'ii' lerday im- tonsil and adenoid trouble. was discharged this morning. There will be no "looting hold of the lit. Paul‘s iliri‘s Friendly llot‘lmi. this mooingnor next Thursday night. because of its being blaster Week. The caucuses in Norwallt for the choice of delegates to the stale con- vention which in turn will name dolo- dains to the national convention to nominate candidates for president of the United States. will be held shortly. The dates have not brain its. ed bill they will probably wour dur- W "N. ing the until two war-its viii-loot of the annual t. This .. , . . . Iuimpmt mav be in as litilllil " ...... m *- m- Base Ball Goods monthly at saris lush. matter was left in the hand. lithe - t it it lies- nnn comm too tor dual Mint ilefreshmsnts were alas night at the mitt-s at we muss. W llslte'sliisew autss swim raises rm is... and sort us. W: W Illsi‘raritl'rssssssstupsrnlrsssgto' Overcome at $i5‘to 820. Man are looking sharp for values this season: they're lighting shy of the cheap kinds of clothing. We put our Iiimlgth into our lines of bulls and Over- ' costs at I20 t9 “0- “Q what you think of them for. pension merit, for style dad fit. for solid wool fabric. You can look the town over but you’ll not find anything to equal them. We know they're really great values: let us prove it to you. You've a big range of choice among Suits: Casslmsrss. Vsiours and Worsteds. all pure wool. in browns. Grays, lines and black, both plain and variously striped. The Melting is first quality; the linings are of mohair. And the Overcoats show new brown and Gray fabrics, Oxford and Black, and Tan Covarts. sum and Coats. from sin to no. Easter Hats and Furnishings toe. . _./\._. PLAIN 'Ac‘l'l. Outs cost from bill to “5 per ton, according to grade. , "BONNIE HORSE FEED will cost you $33 per ton. it is the best general purpose feed in the world It is made of the choicest grains. with corn, oats and barley as a basis, and ground fresh each day iv‘coti it dryr lcaa quantity than you would iliilb"-ltl‘ld save hmortiicy and at some time make your horse look hriurr and work ar er. Bonnie llorae Feed will prove this Try it Buy Oats Thats Clean Agent for MANUEL TORO HATCH. itowker‘a Frriiiizvrs EASTER CARDS, BOOKLETS Ann novsmizs William P. Beers’ ~IO0K AND ITATIONEIV ITOHII. “‘WALL STRICT. O WUTH MAIN OTIIIT. NOIWALK. COUTH NOAWALK. Shad, Bluefish Westport Smelt, Spanish Mackerel. Weakfish. Frostfish, F lstfieh Cod-i fish. Haddock. Halibut. Wakefield Oysters, Gosling Clams for Baking, Long and Round Clams, Hard Crabs. Lobsters Saturday. All} fresh caught. ' Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market. ‘Eaéler Offerings. Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ SUITS. ngll-g'rsde Clothing. Latest Styles. At very [ow Prices. Men’s Suits. from $5.98 to $14.98 Boys’ Suits. from 51.50 to 56.00 D. GOTTLIEB. Gssts’ Furnishings. Stoves. lite. ll Nilll'l‘ll MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. YourMoueyKuowsNoDulTilnes l' DIPONTID Ill The South Norwalk Trudi Gompany‘" It will earn 4 Per Cent.- work [or you night shill day. is one of the most delightful and lab lsfying beverages at our fountain. We have this Pure Grape Juice in both ties for home use. Half Pint'. 15 Cents: Pints, 25 Cents; Oriana, 60 cents. ' IIIF. illON AND WINE. a most pleasant and effective tunic. Prise. so Gents bottle. - PIIICRiPTIONI are given special attention and filled as corspetentrds’v tsrsd clerks. Our careful checking system insures against mistakes. "IIIIIMIIIIIBI, Till PhllcliP'l'iotl areas. Telephone Call, 1“. All needs Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY rn'wau. eraser. WALL STREET. 10:") a. m.-—Pri- ces of stocks moved irregularly in the opening dealings. The Erie stocks were higher as a result of the annouce- merit of the financial settlement elect- or! for the company. The iirst and ilouthern Railway pfd. advanced lit. Brooklyn Transit i and St. Paul 95 Canadian vanilla fell a point and the gains in the Erie pfd. stocks were lost immediately. WALL STREET. ii a. m.——1‘he mar ltet fluctuated uncortninly with a low. or tendency Prices at no time got very for from yesterday‘s closing. Cleveland. C. C a at. bouts pfd. Jump- ed 6 points and National bead and Pressed Steel (isr pfd. 1. Delaware and Hudson yielded one, and Pacific Mall 2%. WALI. STREET. Noon—The tether: gy of the demand made the market sensitive to light selling, and prices dropped. The bond market was irreg ulnr. Bl'li' .lnuior issues rose sharp- ly. WMJ. ii'l'lll-Zl'J'I', l p. Iii-The mur- itet lock on an appearance of activity for a while when a brisk demand arose for Union Pacific. Reading and other speculsllt-e favorites. large fractional gains were registered in the active is- sues slid thcre was It varied demand for numerous ustiully active special- tion. LONDON April ii -- The rate of dis count of the linnk of l‘nglnurl romain- od unchanged today at. :l per cent. IAILWAV ACCOMMODATION. IN Tl'll SOUTH. President lloosavsit Makes Public ills Directing Procesdim to Com psi Iqusi Accommodations. WASHINGTON. April 8.-Prcsidcnt 1‘ - new" today made public his letter " April 2nd to the attorneygenersl iracting proceedings by injunction in compel certain rnllrouss of the south to furnish equal accommodations to while and negro passengers, The lost of "iv president's letter is as follows "To the lb-pnriun-nl of Justice: "I forward herewith the report of the interstate Commerce Commission containing its order of June 27th. 1907. and the report of the failure of the railroad rutnpanv to obey this order. ' under date of .‘Tltl‘i'h 2m. mos. toge- ther with a letter oi the commission of April l. iiiilh it appears that the Nashville, I‘hnilnnmigu and all. lands Railway l‘umpnny has not commit"! with tho (Il’ill'l' or the commission to furnish the Illlliv includes in colored passengers pnylng draconian fare that are furnished to while pussengers pay- ing dratxclass taro, From time in time various complaints have been math» to me by reputable colored purple to the otter-I that Hill a: commmlalions impish- ud to colored people on certain ruli ways ard filthy and inadequate corn‘ pared in the some accommodations fnrv nisbed to whit» passengers paving the same I'lll't' The commission has tall- cn what is unquestionably the right ground: That where separate mom- modutions are provided for the while an colowd lanai-users the accommo- on tons tort «colored people shall lie uagood as those furnished in tho while people payingihs same fare in other words. while there In nothing in the law which forbids separate accommo- duiions those ucr-mnmodniions must be nodal This principle of equality of accommodations is set not explicitly in various state laws For instance. the code of III“ aisle of Alabama provides that. them shall he 'i usl hut IOMI'MI" accommodations for it its and colon ll providing two or more passenger cars for each passenger train or by divid- ing“ the passengers cars by partitions ‘ The action of the commission has simply been to insist that the scentnmo datlnns he s usi in «advantages and Million. for 1! Mills alone. whom or separation is made. in i la partie- uiar cuss when the railway has new tested to molym with the order or the commission ii at permit that coul- pllanes with this order he immediately obtained. lsugasst that you unloved to atom the order by intonation proceedings. unless In your ndgnisstlr seats other course is prdisrae is. i I "Mm WILT." carom hiAlI Itildl'lb. ouicsoo hurl Harman .ltnos. lash. iii ”P'Iilld. turner senior inane ballot .Olallstlt and Olirtls. dwsss Matth- boarder Iehsags. but.“ about a your sodas has-3’10“.“ hbdbsfllll iiibssitb'ler I 5 second preferred stocks rose a point. . bill today by Mail In the head", I! To the uncommon Dtdyoueverhsvetrotflewith sySuit not fit- ting.hcreorlberel- Wepsyspecisl attendee to everyiitiiedetsdinlflisgyourmeme. I Yousciectthe ssdthesiyleofgmnent. Wedotherest qusntecsstisfactlonsadsiit I “for list we darned «any compo-arms.” Aguasnteewitheverysm. Spring Suits. Are In. Furnishings and Shoes. ' “ PRIGE’S CLOTHING “STORE? _ IIEADTOFOUI’OUITITTERS. 98 WashingtonSt.. muss. SouthNorwfi. i. ii Pitt Pill laili iIIIiIli [ FOR WIIK COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL 6th. , Special Gut Price Leaders and Extra Stamps. ‘ OPICML. so Stamps Free with 1 in our Best to Stamps Free with 1 lb. Very 1, Tea at 50c. and 1 lb. our Best Cot-:Finest Fancy Chop Tea at for.“ . ice. 26c. .../z? our rates transits. 7 A. a i’ Evaporated Milk. .sosnese Porceila . ............ .......... 7s Regular Price 5c and the. Regular Price 109’ All Prepared Plum Pudding. a pkg}. Baden ...... ...1o and lid Regular be, We and 150. Regular Price 10e.'i'spioca,a pound ......m. be lllre'a Root Beer lzl/ge Regular Price“ ' n a: (1 Olive Oil ............... no it a it. Potted Ham or Tongue ids ............................ EXTRA OTAMPG WlTl-l GIOCIIIII. Stumps with :l pkgs. a. a P. 10 stamps with loan Reliable Pass. '25 Mince Meat ......................... ............. iii Stamps with i can Apricots or 10::8tatnpn with 1 can Spinach. l'earhes al ................................ ....l...” 1". . lo “Stamps with i can Lima Beans. I10: :Stamps with 1 can in lore sol ssssssss ll'dIIOlIIVOD i.“‘ 10 :stalnps with i can Sultana Torna- ........................... --------- ...-s a. to Stamps with 1 can Strawberries. at ......................... 10¢ ii‘lkI Stamps with 1 pkg. Gold Dust. at the ..... ....................... ...-.....un u... IXTIA STAMP. WITH TIA. AND WP!“ lid titullipa with i to Tea. at. ads so Stamps with 1 lb. Codes. at. .10 in Stamps with 1 lb. Tea. at .. ..Ide :5 Stamps with 1ib.Coflse,st .. 80s :to stamps with 1 lb. Tea. at. . . 40s 20 stamps with 1 lb. Woe. gt .. z 2:. Siamps- with l lb. Tea. at the ill Stamps with 1 lb. Codes, at .. Nation's Itsrskespsr and Home of Pure fled Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading. Ill Ill lillliiil IPiiiIIiIli Bl. res Washington Ct» Isuthll rota-Jan. has Delivery. Noywalk Savings ‘Society. 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. IMIMIATID I“. DepOeitsover -- - - 53.525.000.60 DIRECTORS WILLIAM MIGUITII "0“. H. GLOVII LIWIO O. CIIII MIN-IV 's “but!“ osoaas at. hotels srsrusa u. HOLIII FIIDIIIGK a. sate nova r. assess Superphosphste of Line, Potato Fertiliser. ‘ Complete Fertiliser. Ground Bone. Loom. Alr-dlscksdbins.UsisashsdAsbss.llhrsteollsts.. lisristoiMllspss'Fsrtflssralnstrl ' dissual'ive'l'sousadlssaroleeriowin. Raymond Bros. WiLLllAflTlG Ol‘l'illll DIAD. AlhlV OIFIGII till-Lb” Ill llrown. a wall~|tlnwn (tiller-n oi Wind- Lieutenant hold A. whaling.“ Marmaladiaasthlsboalsiauh - Ii turd. today. olpaausmaia. lilr. Iretm instead“. was a veteran at the Civil War. had many tewn class. was at one tins ”factual rev- tadhis ia stiles liar van |ia llhl its was ”Molds" issarvivsd byswidodasdtbnsssas. m road over- "Itmm sm- .. .. '.ot..s‘« O n... . «e, x
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