to
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them
midtown-tam
LANE’S
Lntal'lewlllléi
Will it”! mounting with The
Isnttnsl by Wu. please do It In
fills way' --with regard to business.
' «it lull-tin to news. can
I”. ll they vdh indiy do so. it will
anally convenience this allies and so
«In more my! attention.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Rain
tonight and Thursday. A wclldenned
atom area; extends froth the lower
. Mississippi valley nort outward to
«the lake region. it s producing
cloudy and rainy weather in nearly
all sections east. oi the Rocky mounv
tains, except New England. The ten»
pcrature continues low In the west-
ern sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity cloudy and rainy westh
or tonight and Thursday. probably
volcaring Thursday ntternoon or night.
i
s
it
, N. W. Jones is having many on
' movements made about his place in
Granbury.
'l'lte‘slxlh Company. Coast Artillery.
will hold a regular drill this eveing
at the Amory
Dollars spent at Merrill College are
a sale investment. The adv. will tell
you more about it,
The Seventh Company, Coast Artil
Iery. held a regular weekly drill last
evening in the Amory.
There Is a sale of ladies' waists in
progress at A. Dickermnn a Son's.
Better read the adv.
Mrs. Annie M. Hayes. of South Main
street, has returned home irom a ten
days' visit in New York city.
Ernest Gregory, who lost. his voice
last Tuesday morning, remains about
the some today, unable to speak.
The Connecticut Company has a
large torce oi men at lrorky mating
mot-h needed repairs all along the
Westport division.
Mrs. William Miller, who tell and in,
lured herself a few days ago at her
home in Main street, Norwalk, re
mains about the same today.
Butler lodge. i. 0. 0. l'., or South
Norwalit, will hold a meeting. this
evening. it is expected that there will
be three candidates for the inltiatory
degree,
Miss Elnora Lockwood, oi Elmwood
avethte, has gone to the Adirondack
mountains to spend the summer. Miss
Basel Lockwood accompanied her, and
will remain one month there
The Phllathea Society, oi the South
Norwalk Baptist Church is planning
to hold a cake sale in the near iutnre
This event was decided on at a busi
ness meeting held last evening.
Mrs. J. W. Dodge, of "2 West
street, who underwent an operation
recently ior appendicitis at the Nor
walk Hospital was discharged truth
that institution yesterday ulternoon
The National Association oi lllatloti
ary Engineers will hold a meeting.
Monday night. at Quittenr'tt Hall. A
tall attendance is requested. its there
are several candidates tor initiation
(linear Tbomas Hunt and Bradley
Gorbum were in New York yesterday
looking tip the report that Mr “or-
lmm'a horse and Thomas Gregor'ys
lmtso has been Itlcstod in that my.
but nothing was
With the social oi the "million
Whisi Club at bit. and Mrs, Marshall
ll Tolles, or East avenue brought to
it close a most snoonsstul season or
the club. The annual truism» moot
log is to be held the last Friday in
linoleum.
The midosts oi Prospect avenue.
Nntwalh. are hitting no a big kit-It
nvr :- the condition in which the street
mm loll by “Director Consult. who
. has finished thrill the sewer through
llll'l‘ll. Will M the street has
not both. tanned no and is vary on.
alahlly,
’ihn raw out Knnour Ilutlttrt
lion bitmu :00” being heard to
out in Iir eras “talent. the
little ililll sins l. “maul.
mum on titration isthsr tor It.
mm ngttlllill m At ”flu” ll lbw:
t'llilllli'll iIll l "I“ Will
in hit“ her so . as to dlségltrgt';
Iw t ‘ pas
lllt plulutl Isstl as: llnhlmll
it” til duisItIsitl.
The.“ ”“2.” m issns‘i tor the
"Lil" W I v
daughter at IT. M fiflmr
l‘rlshls. of M u 1. H0"!
ltnous Taylor. . We place
Wednesday I ll ll
titliKlI. lit the T lg“.
lllti thllihll sir”! ‘
l'rishie has ‘
ems, Ulcers. heroin
Illnesses.
‘75: some.
,.,.Jnnsnson's
Launch Works.
”Mouthwash”
Atlhluso!
.usacbssoi sisssbsilttosrlsr
bympstsntwslbassn.
Oyster ”all hint. Namath
couoneofi'ioiit. mmsress
ulnar.
Pairilsid County Gathering In' West.
port all Day Yesterday.
The Fairneld County Association at
Congregational Ministers met. at the
Congregational church in Westport
yesterday. The sessions were presltlv
ed over by the moderator, Rev.
Charles a. lia‘ctsrlsnd. The real-m!
rs: the Rev. touts F. Berry, oi‘lltam'
or .
Devotilonal exercises were conduct
ed by Rev. A. P. Gerrie, oi Ridgeneid
The morning address was by ,ll. Ii
Spanner, the well known antioaloon
lobbyist at the capitol. Mr. Snooper” a
subject was “The Work oi Ministers
in Relation to Public Reforms." He
urged that the ministers get their lay-
men to do this work and be the lead-
ers In It It, however, the lawmen do
not and will not lead oil, the ministers
must do ”themselves, Mr. timer
gave some facts in relation to the
present work oi the saloon interests
which were startling He called at-
tention to the fact that the saloon had
been largely driven out all over the
country except In a small circle of
states in which Connecticut is the cen-
ter. The saloon interests are relying
upon these few states, and specialty
Connecticut to save them.
As a result oi the discussion a com.
mittee was elected by the association
to look alter the prosecution oi this
sort oi work throughout the country
The committee consists of the Itevs.
Charles 8. Martarland, Gorge D. ids
heft and Louis F. Betty.
Resolutions were sent to the tier.
Washington Choate, oi Greenwich, ea
pressing the sympathy of the asocia-
tlon in the death of Mrs. Charlie. The
committee tor this purpose was the
Rev. Gerald H, “card of Bridgeport;
Rev Joseph P. Selden oi Greenwich.
and Rev. Andrew P. Gerrie oi Ridge-
ileld
At 12: .10 the association pariook or
lunch at the invitation oi the host.
Rev. Warren P. modern. At the al-
ternorm session. i’roi. A. w. Vernon.
oi the Yale Divinity School read a
paper on, "The Atonement" which
aroused an interesting discussion
It was the most largely attended
sesshrn oi the annotation which liati
been held for a long time, owing main
iy to the interest in lr. llpooner's ad-
dress and the general subject or civic
reiorm. .
FIRE COMPANIEI’ WASH NIGHT.
Practice or "mail: Department, Last
Evening. a Omens.-
last night was "wash“ night for all
the tire companies of Sorwalk, a large
number of men being present from
every department The. Pioneer Com-
pany went. to tho Holmes Kncler and
Bullock Company elevator in iloyt
“fort and raised their ladders which
were in good condition. The llopc None
Company want out in the old lanhionl’d
way with the. hand carriage and it
was pulled down to lmnnrd street.
and tilt-n back oi the freight house
where the old hoso was tested and
tound to be in good hoodlum.
The Phoenix Company went to
schnl street, and connected with the
hydrant. for their test. Breathing
worked like a charm all through the
wash.
IRANCHVILLI MAN lNTOXlCATID
.lnhn Mct'oy was arrested yesterday
afternoon, in the yard oi Dr, Walter
Hitchcock. in Wall street. for drunk-
enness, by Chief at Police Thomas
iirsdley. Ills calm csnlemu'p lit the
town court this morning ore Judge
Ill It. Milkweed. lie {MINING guilty of
tbnchurgc. and paid t at this was the
llrst tints he had boon arrested and
that his bonu- wus in llrsnchvllle The
Judge vc him a severe islltllil to and
warm him not to appear in the court
again tor that orient-c. and allowed
him to go. telling him to take the nest
train for Branchvilis
W
IICIITAIV TAPT AT COLON.
mum. bitty llm'l'ht- t nlisd hiatus
attalllnry cruiser I’rsirtc. with liners
tsrv of Wlt‘ Tall and the members oi
his party on board. arrived here til
it till o'nttwk this mornina Ilite dunk
ed at Plot No. it at i'risloirsl The
wretsry was welcomed by a number
of atheists «omitting the listiuhllr
of Panama and tits banal marinate»:
Wedoibetnnre
mm
out ninth:
Tbitis
h
whom.
Andwemcy
else in town ossbe
otnsstflZ, Slhndflo.
Proper
ma Spring
Undermr.
GIVE! A SURPRISE PARTY.
William H. Masher Entertain His
Friends at His Home in Mad
lson Street.
A very pleasant surprise party wan'
tendered to William H. Monitor last
evening at his home at 20 Madison
sclrect, by his fellow members of may
Jennings Lodge, Shepherds oi Bethlov
hem.
Mr Moshcr was taken completely
by surprise on well were the plans
carried out When Mr Masher return
ed home shortly utter 8 ocIOck trom
bin duties an engineer at the city mun.
icipai electric light plant, and entered
the rear dtmr be found his unexpected
gtiests arriving at the front door
The evening was made tncrry with
dancing. music, whist and other diver
alone. and no elflanlP super was
served at about ii; 30 o’tloclt'. Dur
ing the owning vm’n selections were
rendered by (‘hurlna Tho-is ntHcompon
led on the piano ht Mrs Theta and
plum) selections by Eldrli Brunutrup.
The intents included Mr. and Mrs .
Day, .tlr. and Mrs Charles Theta Mr.
and Mrs. William Saunders. Mr. and
Mrs. lit-rt Brunstrttp. Mr. and Mrs.
Burke, Mrs. Bovine, Mrs. ilelnhnnty,
Mrs. Fannie. .l. Joyce, Mr. and Mrs.
lhtldwln. Miss M. Johnson, Mina liello
Rowe, Miss bi. Collins, Miss Nupplu.
Miss Marie Uelchanty, Miss Mittwt
l
Striker. William Conley. hir. Hull, Mr.
Garthcr
Ilrunstrup A. Brotherton.
ton Mortimer Masher.
Frederick Mosher. Bldiid
H. llroiiler l
chicks: 19M them well.
days food peculiarly adapted for
chicks
rennin-t rum-r
vigorous chicks and turkeys.
Iiowlrer's Fertilizers for lawn
(lumen and Field,
4! WALL ITIIITv
NOflWALK.
l0
At $12, $15 and :20.
’22
eainota'hlgshowingotihenew
browns, tans. smoke w
clients-broad athletic Wis. .brosd
ehitwoasdiilreebuttonmodchmwitbnofil
mm.iornowhere
esin Still and Soil lists. and euro
egilgees, Neckwesr, "0920' and
stealhsassrother
resrosthstwshave
manna—m,
mmnflsatlsstipoior.
Suits oi the guilty of
Weinvltcoompsrlsons.
CARPENTERG' ORGANIZER HIRE.
Giving Advice to Members or Nor
walk Union Now Out on strike.
The carpenters held somber meet
ing this morning. but nothing of great
iniportauto transpired. The general
organier oi the Carpenttrs' Union.
George R, blurrm who resides in
Greenwich was pmmni this morning
and looked matters over and it is
probable that he will make sugges.
(ions to the men
He stated this morning to a reporter
that the inter ntntt Association, which
Is composed oi the boss carpenters.
plumbers etc. signed an agreement
and a plan oi arbitration for a year,
‘ with the men in Greenwich and they
httvo returned to omit alter being out
on a strike since liltit April. The trou-
lfle oi open shops had been going on
in that tlly for. many yours
All the employ-rs. admit that the
agreements with tin men are it it‘ll“
thing. and that thr-y were prosperous
during the union ruins.
There huh liven no more communiv
catio‘i’t between ”11' houses and the
men in 'Norwnik. it was atutcd thin
morning that the plumbers of the Nor-
wulk Henttngutnd blunting Company
had returned to work, and some ct
them are now working at. "lllghwoodj'
with nonvunlon carpentcrs. "
Frederick Gregory. of Strawberry
Hill avenue, is having live-cellars dug
on his property. near his home and
will have live dwelling houses erected.
"The Vote. or the Chick ls Heard In the Land."
The ilrat two Weeks are the most critical in the lite of the ‘
"Caasci'u" t‘hich Manna is a special til
the most critical period of little
Alter that “minute Chick Pied" (home ground) will make
This is a fund which contains practically every
thing required by the growing chick» produces healthy, llv: ly and
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
Base Ball Goods
William P. Beers’
noon AID ITATIONIIV ITO!“
I .007” MAIN ITIIIT‘.
”UT” NOIWALK.
Hard Crabs, 25c dozen
I“: IMMltnl, Mich.
M 10¢.th Paula.
Cuthdi’s Bridge Fish Market."
There. Are some Papers Valuable
Keep Safe.
WWMAYMIlslhs
LinenCloth
Paper,
Envelopes to Match,
For 250.
SEETHEMINTIIEWINDOW.
THE Elbow
PHARMACY.
Till PIMIIP‘I'ION ,ITOII.
Telephone can, 16-!-
All Goods Delivered PM at (them:
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET, 10.10 a. mH—Prac
tional advances were general in the
opening stock market, exceeding it
halt in St. Patti Great Northern pith,
Texas and Pacino, Baltimore 4: Ohio.
Erie. Amalgamated Copper and Man
ballad. EUnion Pacific. loot-ville no
Nashville Delaware & Hudson Ameri:
can Smelting and National Lead rose
l and Denver 1 lilo Grande and Amer-
ican Locomotive 151.. The dealings
were on a large scale and showed con.
aldernble animation.
WALL fiTREET.‘ti s. m.-—l’rollts
were taken on the advance in a low
at the active stocks, but prices gen-
erally were welloustslned. The irv
regular character at the trading calls-
ed some contraction in the dealings.
esturcinliy in Reading and the Pacific
group.
WALL STREET. noon—The man
Itet was irregular and dull. Prices
sagged for some stocks while rising
tor others. llonds were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. tit—Business
became quite active again with prises
on a rising scale. A considerable tie.
mend ior low priced railroad stocks
and specialties prevailed. The rep»
sentative stocks did set advance much
beyond their best prices of the morn
ing although a great deal of stock
changed hands ~
NEW YORK. May 6.-—-Thc American
Smelters' Securities Company today
declared quarterly dividend: oi the
per cent. on the preferred A. stock
and lb. per cent on the preferred is
stock “WE? are unchanged from the
lust previous quarter.
The American Tobacco Company to-
day declared a quarterly dividend ot
2% per cent and an extra dividend
or five per cent. This is unchanged
from the corresponding quarter at last
year.
on. steep tron IIIHOP.
Honor Liable to Come to Partner
Stamford Minister.
Rev. Dr, George Enlisted. now pres-
' idea: of Dickinson College, and form-
erlyl pastor at the Methodist Church.
of mainland. is under pressure tram
his iriends to become a candidate tor
bishop ltoiore the coming General
Methodist Conference in Baltimore
Dr lit-ed is well known as one at
the greatest American mature and is
a man or unusual csmutive ability.
having. during nearly twenty years
service as Dickinsoo's president built
up an expiring institution to i'uci'liil'v
aging proportltms Dr tired was
born In lhlll and has scrvmi his
church mostly throutth the East.
though he has sparked publicly tor
years through the ilouih and West.
He has been Witter or the llsnsun
Place and Ntmtrsnd Avenue churches
Iirmltlyn and oi other Methodist
churches at New Haven. Willimantic
and Pall Itirer ‘
While hints librarian of Penalty-l
vsnln. llr. lined developed and com
pilot! the well-known Pennsylvania
archives which urn a tribute to his
genius for handling detail. For (bit
past generation llr lined has taken
it deep interest in public ahsirs. and
numbers among his personal friends
the greatest Americans oi the last
Irw decades.
HOTIL ARRIVALS.
MOHIGIM. .l. Knox. N. Y:
ilmrrgt» Nichols. Hariiord; James W.
Skimmers. l’ort t‘hester: I. I’. listen.
Boston: i. it. ilurihntt. Wilton; Wells
t'hnpnmu It. It. Berkeley EZ Z...lollil
A.) . Wright. (1'. Miller. lat! lllitnnctt.
H Broadband. New York; l) A
draws. Boston. i it Barney. tummy
ton. N It: Jobs A cornered. him"
with: t‘lltirlrs W, Iltllntt, Huston; l'.
When N. Hanson It. It. tltnlth “(Ill
tun: “urgent Iisrk. New York: it
It Flynn city' .I. it throne. New Hllv
van: It Noting. New York; W. W.
Hall's. Hurtiortl; (7. .l Hubbard. New
Vorit. It. Guru-d. New York; Charles
('qu r itsnbttry. i.‘ nationally. P.t..
For .ei.ty
Gt 0 Murphy Norwalk:
Gsor Hopper. Paterson. N. .l.;
{V Weston. William rountsroy.
Waiter Gleason. P .l Itonns 1w“.
lanssilJ' ”Ilium r .l. alet‘oy. New
York; 1w lilacs. undiluted, Vt;
George W (inborn Waterbury: , .t.
Mandy. Museum .llsshsm (law
3.0.” mm-ldlf krilltlbrbtin, ill
an; ..l. Nuwhsll. W. l. Chase.
lesion c-hsltnos. Ilsrt f.ortt
mu. mmsr VlllLAIID GILL;
washrooms Ilsa swamprsssn
that it that Republican House
isiive Hill served ‘atttles roster“!
"1‘-'-s‘.ntu‘»‘l‘rszm—s.wvdiu‘m1t'shamanmt..z t ..
mmuatmmau
luredment * *
ltt clothes. is was helpful to
you as a goodtn
ment Ill anything else. . i
We offer you dollar for
- dollar value' in our Suits.
1 Shoes-413 --Fumisltings I; I
T§'»&%W.ttlw Wdlllgrf
A. i. ll. Putt not Dali Billing
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 4TH.
60 Stamps Free with 1 large can i
A. at P. Baking Powder, at .... title
25 Stamps Free with 1 bottle in. l . .
(Infill, “I o-t-H'H'H-us-eosso 250
40 Stamps Free Willi 50c Por-
chase oi
TEAS and. COFFEES
, CUT PRICE. GROCERIEO.
lona Tomatoes ............ Be a can Pure Lard ........... ... to: a pound
Regular Price We. . Regular Price 12c. , ,
lv'resh Oregon Prunes . be a pawn! Full Cream Cheese .. .. the a pound .
Regular Price the. Regular Price 18c. ' -_ . ». .
Ex‘l’llA STAMP! WITH GROCERIEI.
i0 Stamps with i can ilultunufiuice‘.0c 10 Stamps with I lb. Pkg, Washing
1'
at ........................... Powder.at'. ..... ......
i0 Stumps with 1 pkg Pulled Rice. 1083:2111”! me'lm hottlerCo
at ............................ 10c 10 “Stamps with 1 lb. .Peanut Butter,
l0 Stamps with i can Salmon. at lzl/zc
10 Stumps with 2 cakes Tar Soup.5c
ass- . nss-sss are
to Stamps with 1 bottle Oyster Coca
each .......................... tallfiauce,a a! .....
noun. noun. noun. Very Best Elgiit clam“, ‘. .725"
E32iii-Sirliftiimiéiiiéaaf‘e ....,..........
um Milled: as, lb. hag . . m Strictly Fresh 5888.0 MID:
Nation “camper and Home or Pure Pb“
Products. Pull Weight and Hunt Trading.
lllil [ll lllllllll llllllfll Till fill.
124 Washington at. [will list-walk.
Tel. No. sot. Free Delivery.
l
Nurwalk Savings Society,"
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
meanness-ran tut.
Deposits over - $3, 525, 000. 00
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM departs
stools H. atovsn
Lawns c. assert
nanny r. cousins , .
I.
CIOIOI H. HOLIAII
ITIPHIN I'l. ”OI-”II
"IMIIGK A. ILL!
PLOVD T. IUIOOI
DICK’S FISH MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge. 31“:
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish, Weak
Rockawsy Oysters, Etc.
ran; oauvnav. motions m
lilti‘hl'lihllfllli ill.::;:::“' u- W:.l‘"°lm"i‘:t‘?l.;zzgzzzizt fi ,
Harris. til thavsrsge. ll: .. t was ‘:
Hamlin»! M’EWNNW. Horseman.”-
”Fortitulartllorwalb. ssltalldabhlallmi
shocked and Grtsvsd Parson—Man "At-s you the .tnilnssr 6' this' taint ‘
thy. when did you those hesutliul “eh
"Well, I III i' “"0600”
fish. Halibut. Eels, Haddock.
Good Butter, per Ill, - - 280 and 33p
Reticulum. ni........,... ”.....bs tilts. Prum.........‘.‘..........
hers.WasIssnssM ‘lr
' Miss-s- . Mus
little snotlsil ”You havehssn m. 0“,“, "WW
mus
nit currency attempts to bind Republi-
can lentil-rs to ssport the Vrssisns
hilt its will hull the «we. hit. Illlll
E‘s“ he will vote against tbs Vrssand
the House, it It is ussstsleuu
themes. ..
robbing some it his asst, you wicked
t with yet hs's gala t’
Warm giving to set the old i want ye should surest .M
has on sat. sis, and raise some tut tilt ye not thermbenng
unity birds. as cam promoters he a ntlssloaaryt
. . at it. on your withing» Tribune. Judge.
Norwalk Chronicler