l
corms-lumen”! Iivssls
11 113111 use; his ensure nines
. wheeled WWI I1 sits-1M last“
. melon mints been. may, we!
seven o’clock. It was their inteatiall tom
make the distance in as short thné am
pctsible. but this they were prevented
from do} by tEgEeE bad condition of the
‘ A numbsfi
libilhrei! the not. (111 NW now
and there were not a low onMaiastruet
waiting to see them pass. l—smmm
‘E Advocate.
Stamford recently appropriated ”.000
{or permanent street- making. and May-m
orScoileld recommends that the improve-
ment "be made in Atlantic street,
therallroad toMainstncet,‘ or or Milli)
mt. from the Mill River bridge to St,
Jehis’s Episcopitl church. and that the
street be paved with the best quality of
block asphalt pavement."
The approaches to the! new king's-
End landing bridge have been fixed.
and someother repairs required bytbc
selectmcu oi the Berlin Bridge company
111w. been made. but until the asphalt i1!
ulaid oi becomes hardened. the bride
. wtii notbe muted
"116's! dealers mu» 1111: there is no‘ 1111-
‘ pmspcctosnu advance in the
lprimcfhardcoal. and that 11m
wh‘oar‘e Anticipating an advance have
tailed toreanze the 11m: 11m 11 15 soft
cds‘lwhicb the companies are advanc-
iug. '
1%
Tbs-shcimen have decided to have
the mount top planking of the Wash
ington street drawbridge. which' 111 worn
through in several places, relaid with
yellow pine. Captain George 11. Bell
will do the work.
The Mills woven cartridge belts.”
nscdbythercgnlarsrmyastobciasncd
totbe National Guard. The belt will
hold forty-live cartridges and is fastened
around the waist with a large brass
buckle.
Agameof ball was played between
the Water Street Joints and Dock Rats,
yesterday afternoon. Alter twelve in-
nings the score was: Joints, 1:» Dock
Bets, 0.
The bursting at ablood vemel in- the;
right leg of Benjamin Bechtel, the Nor
walk barber has laid himon the shelf.
He expects to be about again in a short
time.
Emil Durbeck, at present conducting”
a barber shop in Knight street, will
move on or About the 15th of this month
to the basement of the Norwulk Hotel
The younglsdies clubs C. F. Baird's
seminary, of Norwalk, drove to New
Canaan, Monday afternoon. in a curry-
sll. wsgonette. and carriage.
After s'ome proposed alterations on
the DeKlyn cottage at Pine Point ham
been made. the family will take more
sion about June 10.
George 8.0mm. of Norwalk. bar
been in charge at James H. Bowlnnd'r
stables in New Canaan during the lat
ter’s illnese.
A new moiwillbeplscedonthi
Graeccburoh parsonage. D. M. Plat!
has the contract for the work.
, sire First coauthor...” Artillery
will hold a reunion at Bridgeport, Jun!
10.
Councils-t Priests.
The following were issued thy 3'1.
1806. List tarnished from onions of A.
At. Wooster. patent lawyer and who!”
Bridgeport.(k1nn.:
Ell A. 8111111. B , chain mak-
machine; 5.011 stianson. llsrtiord.
switch; 1".llm.chards Hurt
"x. economic weighing machinc»
(4);}niinus‘r‘i'uc pivot for scale booms wmi;
out.
W J. O'Neill, Stamford. as sitter; J
Anderson.” For am! for or nding
pix“; tin}! 1twis 11 mar
simian, m
ongiuezx .
bicycle hlffifi J. 3m
New Haven. campsignbsdgc
M's lees sad its law.
The (army (7 nnmhnimsors have for
scan time had a watch on (large ll.
Brick. who is proprietor at a place
knownss "Hails Caddy island "in
mm. “rm 111111 obtalmzd manure
“Mags in conduct them that Beck
wucvadingtho in, and milled him
that heinous at «moo comply with the
law nrbo prmr-cutvd. Alter receiving
the notice Mk made a hurried visit to
the Commissioners at their oflice Ebert”.
andsaldhs undersbsnl that he would
he allovved to sell until be had made an
application for a license. which he had
“will“! intention out doing. The
(mmlllim lufmmed bin! that an
amend intruded was not sconrpii
cone with the law. Then Buck mods .
section for a licence. and was told
that he
is the
would his obliged to pay for the time it
V‘. ,1,“ hesohlilntibg that
claim...
. tics!
maintain 11mm i
Mt!!! refusal/”ks ‘
“'5“ trump
congressional district were
were avawsdly Allison
Filth district
at them
as. is are
n “1439081131.“ new“
the nu Democratic 11.11..» Committee stay
Abandon the Irony City it 71.11:.- A’s
Not lads Good—only 1o.oooEEsEEs the
314M Mr W'AQ‘V.’
. .5... 'l'l , '
am ”drawn-1. be “W331?
reasonable prospect at his nomination .
liccoivs‘d. That we c’oinrnctg‘dtbc course
i
W131... M no
Evita?! h. doom nics s7: urgctbsttbs
I will
it?“ in dumb MW
a way so the 1% shall
(as scicsc'its lic‘niwcu tbpg‘ WW
sion at the
The convention came out
silver in the following dcclara on. w i3
was c missticclly adopted:
”We aver tap tree and unlimited coin-
age at diver at the retinal to to l and the
making at sllvar cswclics goidalsgsl
tom payment or all debts. both pub
lic Ensign“. .
«delegates at large the following
were elected on sonar” first ballot: John D.
«smell-Id s- .1. acts». 8-1-
Francisco; 11. 8. Grant. .lr.. San Diego;
LLSbcidanmA’agclcs. 0.17. Crock-
or and Irving M. Scott were nominated
Ker presidential electors at large. John '1'.
lamb was nominated for lieutenant gov
srnor.
, unosn MERIT SYSTEM.
{net‘s-t. Cleveland Approves the New
Civil Service nonm/
. Wssuxxa'rox, May 7.-Almcst ’so.ooo
government employees were brought with
one sweep under the protection at the
civil service by the issuance of snordss by
President Cleveland tossing s crsl re
vision of civil microfilm. the s order is
'thb ‘ utmost in s cc ill-Cw
gill. them more this am
an ram lmnicd .lts’pra'c-
cal {stem is tbs classification ct all gov-
«sum cmplcyses below the rank at
those subject to nomination by the pres»
idcnt and confirmation by the unite and
above the grades of laborers or workmen.
with a law exceptions The order has
1M in contemplation. and its
Mitigation is the result of an immense
amount oi correspondence and conference
between the president. the civil service
commission“ and than-dc or the var!
ons departments. The new rules add
position to the classified list. in-
5; lb, unmbsr 0! MM positions
item ”.788 to no, ltd. The number at
classified places which are excepted from
casmlnstlcn bash-en mduccd. tram 2.0911
In 718. being mainly positions as cashiers
in the customs. sud internal me
out strivcia Indians snibloy‘cd in mine!
it!!! In the lndian ssrvicc arc ncccso
car iy put in the excepted list. Almost all
ot the positions in via-1.1m which have
bsrstoiorsbss have been in
eluted in the 112m I
classified positions in
will be excepted from examination under
the new rules will be private secretaries.
confidential clerks (not excepting two) to
the president and tothcbsad at sad! at
the eight executive departments. No po-
sitlons will basalts! be ”this“ lesson
competitive examination except in the
cases at lndlans employed in a teaching
capacity in the Indian mics.
BASEBALL.” "
n!" “7101111. about.
At 111.— ~ .
New orb ........ 15 on
Wallis... ..c 11 Ol
New Yup—hits. i0; errors. 1.
villa—shits; ll. mots. I.
Obi“ much... 8 l 0 9 O O 8 8 '—ll
Brno “In...“ 00 0 O O 0 0- 8
Cbl-got-lllts, l0;0 Am”. 2. Brock.
Hits. 4-,
grill lanes—-
00 O 0 9| COO—-
Milan. ........0 O 0 0 00 OO—vO
Cincinnati—Hits,7; errors. 0.0 Boston—
Hits, ii; errors. A
"£916 CHEFS.
3‘ secs! wmtlshmlal scale so
Zionist flaw Jan]. iitttstns are said
Cubs and butt
9' «'3.
(inc- about: congregation. Jersey City.
isrsbt asunder over acburcb entertain
use! In which girls in tights wok part
'l'bs licston athletes who took part in
the Olympic games svrivcd in M Yeti
cl tbs sham-nip Labs! and was W
11
it H1926 Mtbst An
artist.“ suilsriog
”A shift: which is likely to
in
mush. formalisms is suspect-dc!
, ”summons/ac
“pollen“
stiflwbcisbidinalns
m WIS" b0
’ Cam..cm 73133.1...“
up has not kept her
Etionsl
w‘.
ledge to the na-
ittsc it is t the townsidsr the
convention being held
.an 111mg.
tit. .ntrclnscdtcT biiai rm‘
0
~I thisle Mr. Harris'y called stun
urgtion to the fact that Chicago had raised
”0.900” or “1040.000 promised when
nifty! laxity plug for
Thai in
tension. “W to
be a prébshility. its added. that Chicano
could not orwculd not raise any more
and it was desirable. tbcrciorc. to
be“! i. d tor another location.
In and tics oi the national com-
mittee wli! most in this city tommow.
raised by that time, but it is thought the
chairman can be talked into giving the
cit-x more time.
. g . ..to agreement made with
the us its cogmitscs by the Chicago
men who went to Washington to secure
the location at the convention bars. 010,-
000 was to have beenpsid to the subcom-
mittee or the executive. committee on
April ii. A like amount was to have
been paid on April $1,010,000 on May 1,
so 000 on May 16 “111185.000 on June 1.
The only sum paid so far was handed to
the sabeoigmittcc when it met two wtsks
ago. and bsirman Barrity is naturally
withered at such a dilatory way or doing
”I!
Potter Palmer. it is true. guaranteed
the whole amount when in W.ashington
but the local ccmmittccrncn my be will
not have to pay it. His personal subacrip
tion is 111.000. Every man but one of the
local committee is a millionaire, this
member being Martin J Russell, editor
of “1le Democratic organ. wbo admits
the chance in: raising the rsunircd amount
In the time specified is small. The other
members of the local committee are L. Z.
utter. Joseph Donnsrsbcrgcr, A. S. Gage,
A. A. Goodrich. Erskine M. Phelps,
Benjamin '1'. Cable and B. J. Rosentbsl.
"unity Writes to the Local Committee.
The committee has received a lattes
from Chairman Harrity to the cases that
rrbcrc will ha a meeting or the snbcommit
,tce tomorrow altarnoon, and the committee
'will be pleased to hear from the collection
department 0! the local committee. The
nation 1 chairman also reminds tbclocal
comm tee of the nature or the contract
they signed believing that it was (or the
best interests of this city.
Joseph Donner-burger is chairman of
the local committee. When sse‘n. he said:
“Even when we get all the money pron!
iced by the local subscribers we will be
314.000 chart. but we have every hope 0!
lg the money that was subscribed.
he national committee has not pressed
as. so we did not press the subscribers.
There remains time enough between now
and Friday for us to get out and collect
the money. Some or the subscribers have
asked for time. on the plea of being torn-
porsrily pinched (or money There will
be a meeting of theiocal committee in my
olllcu tammrcw morning. the day the no
llunsl subcommittee mscts bus. at which
the situation will be discuucii."
the you bplisvc that tbasubecmmltsss
oi the national committee will take the
convention away iron! CW"
"1 don't think so. Personally i would
tstbcr go into my pocket and make good
that part of the shortage which would up
pa‘ramly {all upon the eight gentlemen
who signed the contract' '
Members of the local committee lcsl
humiliated st receiving the letter from
Chairman Harrlty. but no one blames the
latter for his action. as it was s rum mat-
tor of business. No one doubts now that
when the subcommittee masts hero on
Eriday.Chsir1nan lisnity will either see
that the money Rgleaned is in sight or take
ving the convention to
some other city. Doubt bssbssn expressed
in some quarters that the committee will
bssbls torcslixs upon manic! tbcsnb
scriptions made in writing to the conven-
tion nouns. but the local committccmsn
are sangnim.
Tbs Chronicle. one at the Democratic
papers of the city. says in its leading ed.
horlal that the real object of the meeting
here tomorrow or the milieommittccoi the
Democratic notional commutes is to do
tsrmine whether or not the convention
M Pithbtrsw . 111.1! be 11.11! in Chicago stall. r11. 1m!
........1 0 :0 03 0 0 2 5—49 scrotum”: It declares. has failed to re-
burl........l0.01 0 o 0 0- i 4.“. its promises in the mature! the
inmost-Hill. 121m l Pitts guarantee land to onset the necessary cx-
burg-llits. 7'01")”, 4 . pom of the ”Chasing.
w KW“? 11 coo! 1’ ago WW‘W
As (ion ... '1 ms blurdsr a! lie cl
Cleveland. .... ..1 o so 11 o 11 1 mi! ‘m‘m “ugh, my 74““; an;
“gtfigawffmhmi errors. m5» Cleve whose «inflicting statements concerning
, mitt! 'm ' ' the murder of his uncle, Hubert Vinsi.
”11.11.191.111 1 o c o c o o 11 o-— c ”m h“ "M“ '“h “m" "WM“
6 ....Q o 0 b 0 o o o r. 1,, m. authorities. was himsell placed on-
J‘,“ """"" ' 1 , _ Eds! arrest on a» warrant g hm!
ipbi Hits, 11. mess. it. St non! "W V.ins!
manner, ”mu. 6. ~ , Wat. “12W “x mm
W
“El ill-I ....” n“ gallant“ that
111 boom 11 1-1.“. “3...... ctr. 1mm, ”mm "‘ m M" “m"
m i ‘ " “I“ lit 1 k C3: ... under mmpulsionctsi‘crmcriricndcl the
. ‘ ° ism ,whodcsirsd rmngcnpon thorium
”autumn onlWWfln V111.
this morning. “ WWWWW
W Net Instruct for lullaby.
131111111111". ltd. may 7.—-'l‘bs input
iicsn convention oi the First congressional
d g#Iswinn crust-locus in. mum
0.1131! 11 Worcsssss “can”? it.
(Sonics Stevens at
was to the as. In
delegates were not lustre . A alight
was made by the Ichiuisy peopls in sin
wnvsution to What twist-nub
rs» tribes-111nm sson distristoi
liar ..
stas! Junta Bays steals.
Nsw Bromine Inn. ., slay 7.1—“! the
W old wbslsbosts it!“ could be toned is
this vicinity were sold by John 1|qu
tough. a whaling merchant, to s New
Yorker rspcvisdto he an agent [or the
Cuban touts. The boats were shipped for
Raw York en the freighter City or Fitch-
burg. men- cartoon! the m
during the eight.
. ... .
'A ‘ 32......
moor. as auras not, nous»
pcrtctbstssuosd blusbcck curb-Gui-
cs
A .‘L .. «
cty.Banan1|n E'El' I”Cable.
Socncbsri! believes the money will be
lsbccksmo hotel Clock. sloth Iorwlk
us
0
u 1
:111‘
M It seems that 112311131
eelal
we to th'é public" has hcc11.nnd 13 still, the talk of the tmvn. 811er 11113 ere Who hair
past special sales are now convinced that when II. Kriegcr 1s advertising a special sale, it;
A Regular Slaughter Sale and No Fake Sale!
. Friday, May 8th, we will commence to clean out our entire stock of
Spring Capes, Coats, Children’ s Reefers an
and Ladies" Outing Suits
and will continue to sell at reduced prices 1111111 our cloak racks 111's empty. Remember w
department to suit the most sceptical. We have medium grades as well as high
down to prices that will surprise the poor and please the rich.
to another. If you haven’ t got the money, come n11yway;m
have the money to pay for it
,WOChfldwn'sRcetcEs-s. blue and red}
trimmed with white braid. large sailor
collar; clearingront price, $1. 25.
100 Children's Reuters, handsomely!
trimmed with huttonsmav y blue and red, I
sizes from 2 to 12 years: former price, $4;
clearing out price. 32. 59 E
H. KRIEGER, The Leading Millinery and CIoakStore.
A large variety of Misses' Coats. prices
ranging from 06 to .9; have marked
them down to almost half price. this' is a
very choice lot,
25 Outing Suits, for ladies. made 1n the
latest style reefer coat and very wide
skirt, lined throughout in black and
navy; alumna out for $5.98.
grades.
Come early an
e
25 elegant suits for ladies made out o!
the best quality storm serge, blue and
blush coat gill: ’lined. skirt 5% yards
W1 e. a regnar 15 s; closin out
price $IO. 00. W 8
All-wool figured Mohair Skirts. ruse-
gigs” lining. worth on; closing out price.
do not delay coming from one
make your selections and we u
Ann 1 silk.
mou ningeilk : 1 Tent! at for
price ”g” 0
Wm: rrythclsrge
taken advantageoi.
means a bond tide
have garments in, A
W} have marked all of t
ill hold it over unt1ElE y
1.21} 3
We have about 100 Silk Caries. too no
to m ntion Roach "single lot. We 111$me
11 s
Nadine at It. s:
0!! ldillinery Department 11 its for.
at and 1991mm»
itself; .
321.231. -
Eg‘Eb twin-zines. Our srlccsarealwas
l r
where. come to unite
t If 111111 (fi'lllllt’iw
have
hatyouarelooklngior. '0’ thii.
FACTS BEYONO'DISPOTE.
Eddy’s. Rejrigerators
COL!) DRY AIR ClRCl LATION throughout the provision chamber.
ABSOLUTE DRYNLSS the air being so dry that matches left on the
shelves will readily ignite when taken out.
WROUGHT IRON ICE RACKS to guard against ice picks.
ZINC LlNlNGS of the best quality.
PERFECT NON CONDLC 1‘ 0R PACKING, tested for twenty eight
SLATiim STONE sxxncves {or
. always cw eel, clean and cold
unexposco wo'on
cleanliness and. durability, being
n
Then: is no wood exposed in the interior
DOUBLE CASES on all our refrigc rotors.
lNSiDl‘I JOINTS are tongucd, gmnved and glued together.
Are the most ECONOMICAL USE RS ()F lCii.
Arc STRUNCl Y BUILT.
Are very HANDSUMELY F1N1.1111n.
livery one warranted 11-. represent
ed.
So. No'rwslk‘ Hardware Company,
AZ south Iain Street, South lcrwslk. 0t. .
SPECIAfSALE
Ladies’
Shoes!
The Most Elegant Styles!
The Best Makes!
First-class gm ds in every respect but
THEY MUST BE SOLD
And to sell them we offer them at 23 per cent. below any shoe store in
“mm.
Also large line of .
MEN’S AND‘CHILDREN’S GOODS!
n! unheard oi Prices.
0. H. HARVEY.
MEAD’SNR
ICE CREAM
All Flavors
Alcays on Hand.
O»
1c: cicadas soon "
Sesame. .1
E'E'hc host in the
cities.
Try it!
Alter Icy let,
. . . . Oil. F. SCHAVOIR
Will be at his Enroll! llutwnik “mm.
9 Wnnhtngtou “A
WEDNESDAY!!! AND RAMIMYH.
from 11 ms o’chrk ”sn'lwimw limited in
I
,0
Fertilizers '
anaosz's
MAPKB.’
- PREfiTON’S.
And all other standard goods always
in sunk. holds: manufac-
turers‘ prices.
RAYMOND BROS.
. as. sum-1s.
1
..
Men’s Mixed Cheviot Suits,
We have the goods
member -wé have
prices.
W. A. BENE
19 MAIN srnsz'r.
Norwalk.
The Goods Speak.
I For Themselves!
HERE. ARE A FE
Ian’s Black Cheviot 5!! ts, $5.00.
Men’s Blue Chevi t Suits, $6. on.
E Ian’s Ding
our guarantee with cvcrv suit.-. Re—. .
in stock. We]! soloctu
‘4."
PRICES:
$ .90.
cal Dress Suits, SE9. ESCW
\
—
as advertised and
the finer grades g
and at populal“ ”
DICT 8‘ c0
Clothiers and Furnishers, . .
SE
‘i
NTINEL BUILEDINC,
So. Nor-walls.
:‘ ,1.
30 different decorated
TOILET SETS.
from 81.5010 510
0111' “Blue Marie"
market. ‘
New fancy china.
Gasoline, fifteen cents per g
aouvn uowwaur.
DEIN
is the best
l
12 different kinds of
decorated open stock
NER WARE!
Frc 111 which we can sell sets
cc to $40. ‘
Etlmig in Delft Blue on the
111 on.
'NASH 81 V NSCOY
Cor. I. Iain and set Streets,
DONNIG‘HOUT
38 Washington Ste
NIADQUAI’I‘ I. '0'
First-Close
- Mental!
acHaUh‘amankcr. ',
Norwalk Chronicler