Hair Vigor . After using one bottle ofthis amputation] my hair was matured tstna ural col or.“ and mceesed falli ling ouh"—-Mrs.fi The tollowieg programme has both arranged for the entertainment to be be given by the pupils oi the Winnlpauk school. this and tomorrow nights: Welcome. no His-inset reheat lateness-eat. FOR MEN 368th St, New York, N. X: dong—Chords. I all. BMW-J '8 m- Edi Ti HOT ed “m “m" Prevents m... migmw ’ ' . dealt-d III I, OMITI' “air from fim' kind, at 350 0.011 “ Class of sirla. Falling Out. alone. generally provoked by disappoint- meet. ' As a whole. we believe our Senate is composed of able and honest men. Some _of them may diifer with ministers on public matters and as to expediency even on moral questions, but it doesn’t follow that they have sold themselves teeny- , body. They have simply exercised their southerly. On Saturday fair and weather and southerly winds will pre- - by rain in the lake ngiou.and this charge against and aetilm oi the Senate, is one on which real good citisens older. The average mind cannot com- prehend the reasoning by which an evil should be legalized for twelve days in the year. and prohibited all the rest. Those who favor the law simply claim that it is a matter of expediency, and that to make horse racing successful pool selling is necessary. and. therefore. justi- fiable. The most tenable ground is that there is no justification oi a wrong for “I ”TEES—m For Good Government. The meeting called at the Opera House for Saturday evening h most commend- able in its object and appeals to every one who favors good government and fair and honest legislation. Just what measures will be diacuned does not ap- pear, but the call aflorda euflcient lati- tude for a general consideration of men and aifairs and the duties of citizenship. The chief aim of the meeting is probably educational and to excite interest in pending legislation suillcicnt to insure measures of the best possible character. The pool bill will undoubtedly receive attention. and it and other public unea- tions aflord ample opportunity for a uminteresting and instructive discus- sion. ATTRACTIVE T0 HUSTC LOVERS , “ hourssnding at noon todaywas Qhuveaerc. hishaat. 77° aboveaero. —-—-——-—’—-———-—+——— W Almanac tor Tomorrow. “Sun Reta High This Low Tide at it“ at 7:24 at 11:“ at 53:! ‘ ' Creating to be Free From Tracks. Theaution of the legislature, yester- ' decided that the matter of trolley a uwsr the Washington street ‘ and double trackage on East Mum and South Main streets will with the mayor and Council of. m Norwalk. The amendment passed ' thadcnate prohibited either company . going under the bridge. and was as printed in Tun San-mist. yesterday. The Hunt. amendment was identical, with tho exception that the Tramway was , omitted in the resolution. it being derm- d! m Id'illblo to place this prohibit- ‘ chess in the hill amending the char- ill that company, which is pending. ' silent will be the same In both cases. _ smote: Ferrb has thus made good his ”in to coulply with the wishes of his moonstilnency. and secured for them , ’ thsyasked, items. Rowan and Whave' done like service, and alto- " 7 they deserve the thanks of the G The Tramway company made a strong tight to confine the Street Railway cem- ”Maker“ in South Norwalk north ‘ ‘ «the Consolidated Railroad company‘s: J hacks, and to prevent paralleling their . line in South Norwalk, and feel that. ‘ M the city contended for a substitution of! thcmiuority for the majority report, M would have won their fight. _ , Al It was discovered alter the city ‘ meeting that the minority report grant- d all that was asked for at the crossing lathe majority report, the resolutions ‘ making the claims of the city specific were suhal ted. which gives the Street “hallway corn» ny adirect line to Roton the Congregational Church. The organ recital that is to be given by William H. Bumieton. the new organist and choir director of the South Norwalk Congregational church. next Honday evening. promises to he very attractive to lovers of good music. Mr. Humiatou is to be assisted by Mrs. A. F. Wheeler. solo soprano. and Frederic Gillette. solo baritone of the Plymouth church, Brook- lyn. The concert is open freely to all, and will ice both an education and an from Lohengrin. Wagner; Entrants Ga- votte from Mignon. Ambrolse Thomas; Bell Rondo, G. liorandi: March of the Magi Kings. Dubois; Bridal Song. Gold- mark; Military Iiarch. hv Gounod. Ira. Wheeler will sing “On Mighty Pens." from Haydn'a Creation, and two . songs. “Come My Love," by Chaminade. and “Little Boy Blue.” by Ethelhert Nevin. ”Nth Nerwalk to know that the Wash‘ *3” street crossing Is to be free from ‘7 ' unless the Council deems them We are quite sure any ap- to the Council for the privilege ' trackeouthecrossing'at present Passage or the Pool nun. “summonses: theSen- ‘cccuiensd much unfavorable It. and from one minister the , ” that our senatoraars"hought “ son like sheep in the shambles.” "mtssdavaresoiutionwas parasdiu the ' flappcintlngaccmmlttee to inves- '_ thus charges, with authority to the revcend gentlemen to appear ' it. “We think the senators are giv- f" ’80“ attention to this matter than it ' The statement is altcgelh , to be true. and consequsny attentiveness. Bad the minister ‘ lavltrd to make specific charges and air filled to do so. he would have hsen Wmhhed. it is an unusual m tor reckless people—ministers as Mum-tomb” in a general ' its most innocent people. We ’ heard sermons. which. were they “cousin the wh’ole human hell forever. but they haven’t lunch. It may he that some as meal-sh be momma: u all“! thatGod will take the Enough," from Elijah, and three songs. Tostl'a “Could I." Rooold‘s “Ever Near.” and The Monotone by Cornelius. Will Investigate lav. lasoa'a Mentions. The Senate, yesterday afternoon. ap- minted Senator Warner. of Sail Senator Innuebury. cf Ridgcdeid. ahd Senator Palmer. of Norwich. a special committee to investigatecertatn charges yagalast the Senate, alleged to have been made by the Rev. Ir. Issou.ol New Haven. in hlssermou last Sunday. The committee was instructed to seed for persons and papers. According to news- paper reports, Ir. Issue. in comment log on senators in voting tor the amend- tingpooletohs sold on for twelve dsyelu the year.relsrred to members of the as having hssu"houshtandsoldlikssheep ia the shambles.” Theresclullonwss present- edhyaenstorlsrisoidmi WMMMNW mos. edtothsameudlnsntlo the pooth in illtt.votsdagsinstitthhassslonaud wouldvoteagsiuatltw ' moppom. nityodered. Eehoped the resolu- tion would he withdrawutiiuothe sheuidvots tor it in dslsrsncs to the elshsaolthstweivematcrswhodsslrsd , Buoitation—"Whyhe Didn’t Sell the Farm.” Dora Powers. Wreath Drill; “’1 hesitation-M ll'or's Opinion." crown... will. r... mu. M Cobbler‘a Song. Recitation—“lids Duct cm... the on Umbrella." Sanitation-“Going to larket." best judgment. and they would not have m d ‘ gleam Flint. - ‘ - ilccor o e ours. ...... ....... ... ”memories: mm"; ..........,. point of the thermometer for the Little girls. Mly Drill. ‘ Recitation and Tableau—“The Little Nurse.” Good Night. by District Deputy William Iioore atthe last meeting of Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George: Chittim; vicepresident. James Hodgkin- son: secretary, George E. Goodwin: trus- tee. James Wood. Two more onloers, appointed by the president. will be in- stai which iniludeda musical and literary programme, iollowed the installation ex- ercises. A representation of out-of-town lodges was present. The chief feature at the social‘hccasion was the presents- tlon of a handsome blue silk badge, hung by a gold pie to. the past president. Bridgeport. in recognition of the superior manner in which Mr. Goodwin has con- ducted the aflairs of the lodge during his terms of omen. Mr. Goodwin has also been unanimously slanted financial secre- tary for three succemive terms. shall“ the esteem in which he is held." 1l'h'e badge contains a reproduction of the badge and emblem of the order. wrought in gold. and is inscribed as follows: "Welcome Stranger Lodge. No.8“. Sons 0| St George. Norwalk. Conn. William B. Bumieton'a Organ steam: at Pmideflt. 9°0er 13- Good'h- " Pltcher’s Gastorla. Dress tuning School. Mr. Gillette will slug the aria, "It is ' an Lawton’a etore. is certainly of great meet to the anti-pool law of 1M permit- a. m 1.3.8:.” 3%.? in a. we}, netting traces latest . a ursday and 8:311!” afternoons an’d wenlugs. All are invited to come to the school and ass somethi ag new. National Titlilltlii tuner ”Q9. Building Lots Willie McQulllan. Class of boys. . New Church Organ." or Mile l‘errell. Sarah Wood and Eddie. Reynolds. Mary Riley and Clue Hanna. Presented With a Badge. The following oficers were installed President. Harry “on Tuesday night. A social, 98°. 81. 25. eorge E. Goodwin. by Deputy Chain-pf One hundred dozen Men’s Cotton Socks. at half price ‘ , Fine Imported Boss, in black and tens. high spliced heels and toes. two pair for 25c.;or for box of six pairs. Actual value, 250 a pair. ‘ FOR BOYS. ll Five lines of Boys’ Shirt Whistle—made of line percale, neatly finished The regular 39c SUN UMBRELLAS. One hundred Umbrellas, extra. line Silk, Gloria Twill, 24 inch, made on carved and natural sticks. good for sun or rain, perfection' to finish, 81 98 each. You might pay $3.00 elsewhere for one not so good. NECKWEART. Men’ s Teclr Scarfs, light and dark effects, regular 250 quality, Saturday, 17¢ each. Two hundred and fifty pure Silk Windsor Ties, five inches wide, styles, two for 25c. And a beautiful line of SEPARATE SKIRTS. Black, gray and navy blue Alpaca, $4. 98 up; black figured Mohair Skirts, at $3. 98, $1 25, 85. 25. Duck Suits, Blazer and Eaton styles, 81. 25 to 83 50. full .ign‘gth, very newest A full line of “Trilby” and “Countess" Teck Scarfs, to be worn with ladies’ shirt waists, . high class goods at wonderfully low prices. Look at them. SHIRT WAISTS- These torrid days compel the ladies to look for light weight clothing. What looks cooler than a nice Shirt Waist and separate skirt. We have four hundred Shirt Weists, at 25c, 39c, 500, i \ -..-. P. W. strength. Children Cry for When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatofll. When she was a Child. she cried for Castor“. When she became Miss. she clung to Cam Wheuahehad ChlkinmshegavethcmCaliofll. rapid assimilation ‘Phlut if they wish to use it. By the enjoyment. corrected minority report they would he The programme includes the following Children cry for Wind to use a way out of South numbers for the organ: Beroeuse. by , , .Inrwalkoulhe north side of the Con- Gounod;Capriccioin F. Lemsigre; An- Pitcher 8 Gastorla. mama, dantino, Chauvel; Wedding hlarch.Dud- ===TE== and debility. it will be a relief to the people of 10! 3001‘; Prelude and Bridal Procession " These three ingredients disposing free samples to all, at CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, 33 WASHINGTUN STREET. [EATING ERBBER, BEEF MALT Is the most strengthening of foods. Its invigorating properties are known to everyone. ICELERY TELEPHONE CALL. Robe the nervous system of all Irritabllity, feeds the worn out nerves. promotes sleep and takes away feeling of exhaustion Itfimakee solid flesh. ruddy blood, Induces a hearty appetite. gentlflstimulales the stomach to digest its food, and is unequaelled in prompting a complete and ’ \\. x” are the the sum and substance of that great nerve blood tissue restorative, Beef Malt. We are our store. during this week. Come In and learn about the eight points of Beef Malt. [3‘2- At It. 22 llsln Street. ecf South Nor- catolhc M teach how to war and viclnl eacreatofWoodwardiruuflth ssiookias Norwalk Herbert ahc l atsstrlmswes; n i Takeiareol YnulEyes EXAMINATION FREE.” H. S. ROOD. GRADUATE OPTIOIAN, II Salih lain Street. So. Email. DgEII‘G ITO .mledustnmi Shore Lotam“ heavyworkw ill“ Carolina Rice. 5 lbs for Corn Starch. pound package, English Pickles. pts., Domestic Pickles, i plan, Baked Beans, 8 lb. can, Baked Beans. lunch. Good Sardines, Corned Beef. 2 lbs., Roast Beef. 2 lbs, Canned lobsters. Beat Elgin Creamery Butler, Best New York State Dairy Butter. Donovan Building, South Norwalk. 25c. 50. 150. 100. 100 60. M. 20c. file. 900. SOME PEOPLE THINK and thus spend their money to geod advantage; others keep right on payining old foggy dealers the same old high prices and then cmplein about the cost of living. Do you? We hope not. Cast. Your Eyes Over These Price‘s: These are only a few sample prices; our whole line is sold equally low. Ammonia. large. 70. Ammonia. 00. Washing Soda. per lb. . lo. 6 lb. Soda Crackers, 250. 10 cakes Soap, 350. Pure Lard, 100. Root Beer Extract. 90. Soused Mackerel. 150. Shredded Codilsh, 90. Full Cream Cheese, 13c. 230. ”100 THE NEW WRIT STIIITES, 33 3idein Street. Norwdk.
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