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lied News limes.
Will ilthssg I I I 'l'h
snow by dlI'Z'ih'i‘fiy'lh'iin I:
in Vinyl-dwitn regard" to business.
filial!" renews. can
Ii they will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience this oillos and so-
euro more prompt attention. 5,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwolk and vicinity: Show.
6 art and warmer tonight. Bunday_
abowcrs. followed by clearing. The
storm that wad central yesterday
. morning In Roman has moved north-
eboiward and is new central nos St.
Paul. it has produced severe coal
.storms in the southern and central
,. sections. Heavy rain was reported
,5 from the upper Mississippi Valley and
, _‘ train Alabama and Georgia. The ba-
‘ I roiheter at St. Paul this morning read
28.W inches. The temperature can-
tiiihes high in the central and eastern
section, but is falling in the north-
west. The storm will probably pass
out the St. Lawrence Valley on Sun-
day. Conditions iavor ior this vlcln
lty cloud unsettled weather, with
light rsi :mollgwedi by clearing Sun-
day. wrnings are displayed
along the coast. .
The New icon. on haven and
Hartiord Railroad ompsny has been
sued by Annie Schoenleber. oi Wind-
sor locks, administratrirt for the es«
into at Fritz Schoenldbér, I‘Iklng i5.-
000 damages ior ihé‘ dedth oi Fritz
Schoenleber who vote struck by no
express train at til Windsor Locks
crossing. a short d1! nce south oi the
depot, on February 28th, 1908, and
died ten days later. The complaint
alleges that the train gave no warning
oi Its approach. .
—choico Native Chickens. 18c lb.
llayss' Mist. .
The dealers say that the farmers
are holding their potatoes; in antici-
pation of an. advance in price with
the coming oi warmer weather The
chances in this direction are or slow
growth, however and one at the
dealers say that inasmuch as the
some sentiment prevails in Maine, in
all at the big potato growing towns.
It looks as though Connecticut grow-
ers had better be content. and take
the preacni oiiering. The Mattie car-
loads may be looked ior now that all
danger oi irosts have disappeared.
-—I.atest style Barbies. O'Brien.
The management oi the Dnnbury
Athletic Club association. last night.
received word irom Young Cooley.
(Cuneol. oi Booth Norwalli, that ow-
ing to an unexpected cull juot receiv-
ed. he would have to leave ior Texas
at once and would be unable to appear
here in thwrelirninary bout with Jack
Plckii oi aterbury. at the maker to
be given by the club on May ll Today
"Kid" lognn. oi this city. was booked
Io meet the Brass dlty boxer. The
preliminary will be for" a root oi six
rounds. -—Daabury News.
«Special values In Ladies' Miuilln
Underwear. Corset Covera. Night
ilressss. White Shirts. etc. M.
Smith A Go. _
Bishop Brewster has confirmed more
than live hundred parsonsln tho lliii
few months. and unusually large
classes are in preparation in some oi
the larger charm. is recent classes
n nimfly oi tho‘persona confirmed
have bosom men and boys. curl-I
church in Hartford. presenting a class
III lorry-oi lit. was the lill'gent oi the
Iilmxeso. T- iaettlint the Women and
IIIIIII are not coming in in such large
nuinlmi'l as the opposite sex, III con-
ultiorml as being remarkable tor a
northern diocese.
w
Mi’reail Oh it. and 20c lb.
8. Hillilll l 00. If I?
'l'lil‘ nonrandom-It which was made
llilil trunk to ills Inset that" Terry illo-
Govern in to outwit. it?” again.
would booth to tile in
iliiillti liiild 5M0" that he
”has regain“
ii.» lehbr til‘nol' auditorium. in
Siamiord. April I. not. Add when he!
was dilichdi‘flld “.0 0”!!! will that. ii
he tooli carqd ’ he could live
won notions den
several years.
aor oi a return it“!!! hum ileum
“I?“
II
M.
”Prov so is to
instructing: and
oi hoalth.alm1i M
your since its , .
When he .
treatment under Dr.
IIIIIIIIII
1’0”" '8
“All ml"ironic at
mach-s at
by competent workmen.
mmum
“av-— -—
James N. Wood IIZI ill III hln home In
East avenue. Norwaik.
--Lstest Spring poi-bios. O'Brien.
.The Easter music at the Norwnllt
Methodist Church will be repeated to-
morrow at both services oi the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis’lldelmsn and
'Mr... and Mrs. Joseph Unswelier at-
:‘endcd the races at Briarcllii. Yester-
ay
The lstblnlan base ball team Will
goto Stamiord, May Zud and play
the second team oi the Bella Academy
oi that place.
-—-C. I; K. Spring Hats. O'Brien.
A printed copy 0i the report oi the
American Bar Annotation for 1801 has
been added to the books in be state
library in Hartiord.
The Oillcers’
Association, . oi fie
Nor-walk Fire Department, hold a reg-
ular meeting last evening at their
quartersdn Main street.
Mrs. and Mrs. Homer F. Buoknnm,
oi Elisabeth street, leave today (Or
bull countyLNew York. where they
will spend several weeks. I
Howard E Knapp. oi the local trol-
ley line. who has been ill at his home
in Riverside avcn‘ue' No‘rwalk, tor sev-
eral weeks, has developed a bad case
at typhoid fever,
The delegates of the Twenty-fourth
Senatorial District will meet in Dan-
bury next Thursday morning, to elect
two delegates at large to the state Re
publican convention.
A stated Aconvocation of Butler
Chapter R.A will be held at its
rooms. Tuesday” evening at 8 o'clock.
The Past Mnaier and M. E. Master de
grees will be worked. 5
’4
There were sixteen solos Qi realise!-
tnte in The Norwalka last week with
mortgages oi $23,050. For the thll'd
week in April 1907. there were twen-
iy-onc sales and mortgages 0; m
050.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren P. Smith, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Morris and Mr and
Mrs. D. William Hariord are in White
Plains today. attending the funeral oi
Smith Hopkins.
The Right Rev. William' .I Slocum.
0i Waterbury. was able to take a Ihort
drive yesterday with Ills physician.
Dr. BIA. O'Hara During his term in
doors Monsignor Slocum has grown a
snow white board.
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The aieaumsr'cn-cie oi the Norwnlk
Baptist church hold a buainesa meet-
ing at the home oi Miss Marlon Mur-
ray. l2 Warren street Friday erenlg. '
At the close of the session reimb-
menla were served and a social time
enjoyed.
On account oi the death oi their es-
teemed lriond. M. Schoenberg. Mr.
and Mrs. J W. Bindweli will not no
land the banquet and meeting oi the
Coneriicut Plano Dealers' Almiaiion
S. on April 30th, at the New Haven
House. Mr. and Mrs. Studwoll were
guests at Attorney bowls Simnenherg.
lit the Hotel Belmont, New York, yes-
iordsy.
...—......
A state Normal training summer
school will he held lit Danbury. bo-
glnniug July 1th. and closing August I.
This school will be open to persona
reuiding or touching in Connecticut.
Attention will no given to tho commit!
school subjects, including school mali-
agomeni. science, literature and draw-
ing The course will in» an arranged
that each person may aoloci a part at
the subjects or only take the com-
plote course.
ONIDI 0' IiNG—AVMAT ll» i'l’i~
ablation strength. i
Ii' II the wearing quality of the hr
M. PAINT while white lsndi
olnatlc quality of II. A M. PAINT.
Wears iully it years on outside or a
houuo. Colin flatly ior line about
It. 20 our mind.
Chas. II. M. loath Norwslh: Hull/c
hell I staples
“Gum
Bros” Ionihptit'hlq.
Alum...
iidws. Dis. Whit. W,
WWW fli
Paint
r
‘ D
55 Launch Works.
MMMWIumwQH
Oyster- dlroll Point. Norwslk,
.SmallCod-
m.
Varsit .Elothes have rtrn’srlrsble prestige and
thistom Tobesmnlnf, rvey,
but clothssM, and minim to
5 iii they”5i'o
What’s nib", they're the best values to bellad—
worth $2 to $5 more at cy'gry price than the clothes
Q that come nearest to than! in intrinsic value. at other
stores. ”" i
Do we put things too strongly‘t See,thcfc‘lbthes
and see if waldo. i
The new Spring Varsity Clothes are the finest
we cycr have had: ice-show more oithcm than over;
all the accepted new colors. '
Spring Suits. $18. doc and up to $30. 5
Spring Overcoats. the same.
.lohn 3. Morris. oi compo, has pur-
chased a new “big tour" Slovene-Dun
yen automobile.
The Republicans of South Norwalk
will hold a cannon Monday night at
' Quittner's Hall. for the purpose oi
choosing delegate» to the Itale lie
publlcun convention.
At Hoyt'a Theatre, last night some
excellent pictures we 9. shown and all
the latest songs, w h illuatraiiona.
were sung by Frank Howard, New
York. There will be a matinee and
evening periormume every day until
Gunner notice, with change oi pictures
I Y
The executive board ol the local.
Trolloymen's Union, No. 418. ’wili hold
a meeting this evening.
1
Waiter Burkle and Rockford Weed
and Thomas Hendricks spent yester-
day at the automobile race.
Mrs. J. Wesley O’Connor will Iillblill-
tute tomorrow in the quartet choir oi
the Stamiord Congrvgtiiional church
tor Miss Helen M Maolton. who is ill.
Monday is ‘ihe eighty-ninth solver-
Iary oi Odd Felloumhlli, and till tile
lodges throughout the state oi Connec-
ticut will obaervc the day, as bu been
throuaiom for several years pant. at
the Odd Fellow‘o Home in Groion, nt‘
, Miss Myra and Mariam Loo enter-
tained a low irlends at that hoop.
last evening, In honor oi i ir cous‘
ins. Messrs Mark and Peter Curran.
oi New York. who hallo been their
guesia,ovbr Earlier, ,5... 5. ,
Norwalks will probably attend.
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“Th. Voice oi the chick is Hlsrd in the Milli”
The his two weeks are the moat critical in the life of the
chicks; teed! ell. "(‘Issael's" Chick Manna is a special to
days iood pecul adapted for the moat critical period oi little
chicks. Alter that “Bonnie Chick Feed" (homo groundl oill matte
results surer This is a load which contains practicalii every
thing required by the growing chick-produces healthy, “Italy and
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
. Say Oats Thais clean.
» ._ MANUEL TONO HATCH. '
Bowkor's Fertilizers ior Lawn
Garden and Field.
Base Ball Goods
William P. Beers’
IOOK AND OTATIONIIIY ITOIIII
es WALL sragg'r.
noawsui.
O NUT" MAIN ITIIITI
IOUTN NOIWALK.
By EXpress Today
Fancy TarrytoWn Roe Shad, 15c lb
300k Shad. 12c lb
BonctsMIckeieLIchb Fresh Herring.- 7c lb
~7c lb Hard Cflbbw 30c dos
Halibut. Cod. FlatsndBluclich.
Oysters. IIoIIIIII andLongClsins.
Whoa: (ll-milieu. I”
(3...... Brno Fe Mn...
r
liaiudau billilll],
- Western pid rose 1%, Union Pacific.
2 o'clock. Many Odd Fellows oi The I
Illierc dowalled. The body will remain
illli‘IEi'l s "
2th in.
‘5 Always the same good quality. and
”lately trash every tints you buy.
APOLLO GHOGOLATI. are ill.
ltind you think oi first when you do-
siro the best. The Apollos are s’nuxv
inro oi high-grade chocolates, ”“3“
homely packed In halt pound, pound
and two pound packages. at 30¢, 409.
We, We and $1.60.
iii ililiIIi PIIIIIIII,
Till rasscairriou sroas.
Tslsphcns call. in.
All floods noilvsrsd Iran or Charge.
m
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. Inn-Own-
lag dealings in stocks 'sbowed roa-
Iidersble animation, but the Price
movement was irregular, with small
gains predominating. Norfolk' and
Delaware and Hudson and Central
Railroad and New Jersey 1, and St.
Paul, Csnadlan Pacino, Rock Island.
lnterbonough- Metropolitan pid. and
Pressed Steel Car large iractions.
WALL STREET, li a. m-Prollt
taking sales held the rise in check
during an active half hour, aiter which
prices yielded. Union Paciiib, Read-
ing and some lower priced stocks were
sold ireely, and advances in I098“!
were wiped out.
WA LL STREET. Close.-The market
closed irregular and quiet. A rise or
two in St. Paul and one in Pennsyl
vanin led to a recovery to about the
highest prices, When profit taking
began in Union Pncillc prices yielded
again. Hocking Valley pid sold at an
advance or nix. The reaction wiped
out the rise in Union Pacific.
NEW YORK, April 25.—-The suspen-
sion of John Stednian. a member at
the Consolidated Stock Exchange, was
announced on the door of the or
change today.
Mr. Stedman's anspenalon was con.
sidered unimportant.
DUKE DB CHAULNES’ REMAINS.
Taken "out the Hotel Lauphamtoihs
Church oi St. Phillip.
PARIS April lh.~'l‘he body oi the
Duke do 'Cllanlnrs. who died suddenly
irom heart failure at cit-hm o'clock
Thursday night in his bedroom in the
Hotel magnum, In the Rue lhicoador.
was conveyed at daylight this morn
ing from the hotel In the Church oi
tit. Phillip. Ii. was accompanicd‘ioniy
by an undertaker and his attendants
and the Duke dc Lnynos, a cousin of
the Duke do ('baulnos, and the odlclul
head of the dc Chsulnea household.
The cure oi the church received the
cello at the door. It was escorted to
the crypt and utter a simple blessing
In St Phllllp's pending completion oi
the arrangements tor the funeral.
These will be aottled definitely upon
the arrival in Perla tonight at the
lhichesn d'llsoa and her husband. it
is practically certain. however. that
the inneral and the interment will oc-
cur at the Chateau llamplerre. the an.
central-residuum» oi the buyout out-
side of Pam.
The Duchess lie in ltouchciouoauld
and Princess tiallisin annI oi the
young duke. remained with the widow-
M duchoss. who was Miss Thctniora
Shouts, oi New York, last night. Enr-
ly this alternator the ducheu .went
down to the Chateau Dansplerro, sc-
companiud by the Duke do larynes.
The islso reports that. the Duke do
ilhaulncs had died in his sister's all".
meals in the fine Vandycll arose train
the desire ,oi Ilia management oi the
Hotel longhorn Io loans it appear that
Ihe'dooin of the duke had not occurred
in their totahlishment.
0n Iceman! oi the Duke ili' Chaulnoa'
connections with the om French no-
bility. the newspapers oi Paris give
much prominence in his tragic death
Home of them take no holes to spare
the memory at tho dead. They doa-
III-ills how illtt lluko do Chaulnea rack-
lasaly squandered the tarmac left him
by hie grandmother and make no at-
tempts to gluon over some oi the
methoda in which it is alleged ha
spout his patrimony.
The Mniin colicludos its article with
these words "The descendant at an il~
lIuIirinuII inertia of Catherine Ilo
Medici at last returned to francs with
I millionaire wile. ills creditors went
more elated. only to dad that tho aun-
Iiago had «marred under a regime oi
reparation of property and that his
personal lemma had not been ang~
merited. Now now thin sudden
again and ii is a pity. tor at heart ho
was ii good fallow. Iiis American wile
is now a widow. but silo is still tbs
thinness do i'hsulnos. but us hope
that this title. which In: weighed so
heavily on certain woman at
cougar hrannhsa oi the lawns. only
lishtsnrti lat-liar
NW? You April ii. w'l'hsodurr
ji'. Inonts IIIIIIIII'i [or lint-ope today on
the steamer iii. lootin- attend ills
i at his soil-vial“. incline
cigar His “trite and his daughter.
.hodiini
ipai. Mr. lilo-ts isle its litirwao
more about the circumstances at the
death than was mwyodlo lei“ Iv
dispatches
”AHIIPMILxscaII .......... . .....
' many men buy cheap. shoddy 3
clothes and think nobody howl
it.
Keep your eyes open and look
sharp. ‘ ‘-
Don’t be an ostrich.
We have a Snappy line of foot;-
‘wear and other things in keeping
with Spring. '
PBICE’S onion sun
oranroroorourrrrrrss. _
9§Wsdungton8tn 5mm chamomile
Make Money by w .
Saying It. ‘ '
You Can Save Money by Buying Your Gr ,
codes at the A. 8: P. Store.
Special Cut Price Leader
VERY BEST snow cansusav BUTTER. per, pound. . . I. . 43¢
srarc'er raasn sons. a dozen
MAGNOLIA MILK. II can .....
swear cnovsa MILK. a can
.......aii-un-oco-osIs/omox
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Nation’s Store Keeper and Home of Pure Food Praline".
Full Weight and Honest Trading. .
T heGreatA.&P T eaCo
124 East Washington Street,
South Norwallt.
Tel. No. 909.
Norwalk Savings Society;
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. '
INWIPOIATID 1.“.
Deposits over - - - $3, 525,.00000
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. GUI".
nosss H. GLOVII
LIWII c, OIIII
HINIV P. GOLIWIN
“'0'“! M. HOLMII
ITIPHIN H. MOI-Ill
Fllfllici‘ A. ILL.
'LOVD T. WICOI
DICK’S FISHMARKE _;
180 Washington Street Bridge. 5
Buck and Roe Shad. Salmon. Bluefish. Welt
full. Halibut. Eels. Haddock. ‘
Rockaway Oysters. Etc.
rues owvsav. motions mi
PUILlc IUILDINOI' SILL. IOU?” NOIWALK mm~
WASHINGTON.A Arll tau-rant the menu.
In
public hulldings' hii will not be run
ported to the house until It iii sslnr About loo Players m. and W
oil that the hill wil- have tho right oi sing WI. IRMA
way their y aim it in reported. is as-
iiiii'liiil in neproucutaiive usr'inoldi.
chairman oi the committee on public
bulidiim and erIIInIlII. iIir liartoliit
roads the ataismuoi late yeaierday ai-
m II meeting oi the moraines which
install the [Miller part oi the dim“
norm. ii is said in.» warm mambo
spiiblio hniillilgl' hill um uni reported
yesterday war that that leaders or the
bonus have determined to hold ills blirio
up as a club over the heads dill.
Installers oi lilo lion until they show
I willingness to I currency bill.
Ilii T VINO.
Tflrul’im El: ”9 ”WW
poo! tile town olerhtlist
ram as shin! his antics that
' cm the user
i' 1. Will“
died
that lit ght loath MW
liniahul at Columbus. heldu ills ..
in its Isriirus at my CANYON! ' =
rattles. at tile (delimit room in
treat.
him were about no alarm with
out. and tits svsni was as. “M
"want an all partin , .7 I
ilrst lady's - ,
M“ I
most to ”Inflation R.
it» snarl
two» Inset was”
would... at «In and m “’
Willi. i
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on women m ,‘
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