fauna-a11- 11111111, or 11111 mum ‘
.1 momentum.
In. French algera. of Chapel street.
11111 recovered ruin a severe illneu. ~
Wa -m
latter Carrier George Nickereon. who
huheen seriously ill. in now able to be
11111.,
The Oriole club will meet tonightat
the home of the president, Edward
Riordan. in Platevillo avenue.
The Alpha ween 1111111 will 110111 a
mating inthc parlor of the Norwalk
Hotel at 8 o 'cl'ock tonight.
”—W
The baseball team of Hope Hone oom-
nlny hen received a challenge from the
team of the 80111 hport lire department
to play a game in Southport. Monday
morning. May 3111.:
The qumntihdhae been raised from
the old chapel in Chapel street.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Bone of the American Revolution
will‘be held in Hartford at 12 o’clock
Monday. May 10. A lunch will hem-v-
011 at the Hotel Hartford.
Mr. ”only
{or 27 years of the Hub
Clothing Co. has Identi-
h'ed himself with us.
that hold their shape. are sly/rah In
cut. that our well. that lit cell.
and that don' 1 1111111 duel. ,
The business calls an cell possess all
of there requiremoulcwand more.“
They' In all ml. they’ll hold color.“
they'll fit like a custom made amt. and
they' re economical in price.
ll 86 and J7. fill—neat plaid culls. 1n
Marilee-111mb]: tum-the cart
shades of brown and olive. rough finished, strong,
all wool. Sack.
It 310~nealp1aids and arerp/alds, fine chariots. sly-
Itch. good.
M1915 -—Fme chewo'ls and worsted m sacks and cuta-
ways. plaids and broken plaids, well-mode.
If 878, 320. 822. 50 and S25—lhe best example of
well- tailored clot/1mg. ready- for— wear.
E very good
pom! of custom made of half the lat/or' 3 price.
III the shapes in hole are here——llerbys and llplhcs.
You can save money on a hat of Merge Comer.
MEIGSSlCOe
empower. can,
0pc» Honda}. Friday and
Saturday Evenings.
Gardner.
Theoaee 01115113. Sarah .1. 111119 vs
Janina '1'. Hubbell. administrator of the
estate of Lorenzo Olmstend. was yester- !
day decided in favor of the plaintiff,
who was awarded will) and coats. Mrs
Mill land for 3991'». '
--Seo the carbonotto at Lewis'.
Congreeeman Hill has added the
Newtown poet-office fight by recom—
mending George F. Duncomb for poet-
Inalter. Mr. Hillhas recommended the
appointment of George L. Porter for
pension surgeon at Bridgeport in place
of Dr. J .H. Benedict, of Dunbury.
emu-enema”...
The Standard M"f g Company's New Process
Oil and Gasoline and the Insurance Gasoline
Stoves .
'l'hc “INSURANCE” is a
stove that you cannot possibly have trouble
with.
if it blows out or the kettle boils over
and puts it n111,i1 will shut itself off,aod there is
* no danger.
He has also secured the eetahliah- we Like to Show
ment of anew pennion examining board ' Our GOOdS l
at Daubnry and has recommended for
appointment Dr. Orlando Brown. of
Washington: Dr. Howard Mansfield. of
Georgetown.n11d Dr. Paul N. Sunder
land. of Dunbury. This will save sol-
diers from having to go to Bridgelmrt
or Wineted.
T“ ”W ”’ "‘“‘“““" NASH 81 VANSCOY
ooxurnittcclaat week. abolishing Saturn ’
day half holidays in banks and restor-
ing days of grace, will neither abolish
nor restore. if it paerce. Early in the
session a bill referring to negotiable in-
atrumente was passed which wasa re- ---r“""”“*"*’ "“’ “
enactment of the ’95 law no regard-
half holidays and days of grace. and
also holidays. Then when Lincoln Day
The new tariff will advance the price of crock;
my on per cent.
Now is the lime to buy. We
have the large it and 111-51 stock in two, and we
51 ll cheap.
M
Our. I. Iain and West Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK, 01'.
OLD AN D RELIABLE
.. ._..,..._ n W 33
unmatcaw“ Daily leGCl Freight Line
together under one head. no the bill was
reported changing the ‘95 law on re-
BETWEEN
gardelegalholldayeeoae toprovide for NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
the change in Lincoln Day and then re—
paaling the tent of the law. or ra1her
making harmony between it and the
one enacted earlier in the session. '
oTOlml of cheer .infin representing
Hartford Ind Bridgeport met 'l‘ns'wluy
night in Hartford. The former team
NORWALK.
THE PRUPELLERS
35$;°i‘.2.'¥°2,‘”11§:£.£‘2323$333.; CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
match was cl one game. Following in
the more:
Hartford—Hing, 0: Calhoun. 0; K1111.
ham (New Britain». 1; Ulmetcml. H;
Ritalin. 1; Huntington. 0: floors. 11
Middleman New Britain). a; Saunder-
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier :3. E. R. Beekmau street, New York.) at 5 p. 111.
Leave Norwallr, 5 p. 111; South Norwallr 6 p. or. Freight received from
0. 1a. m. to 5 p.111. Upon application to agents the City of Norwulk
Bridgeport-Baldwln 1 Norwalli 1. l :
Dickemn (Rm-wally. 11; (actuator. 11;
Wilton. l; Mnlvihlll thll'Wltllt 1. o: ltuu
, are. 0; Challenger. 1; Bovine 1 Norwn‘h
0; Northrop. l.
Totdll. Hartford. 2; Bridgeport. l.
The 11111111111 woman Calhoun and
Dicker onn'id Huntington and Roger:
vim adjourned until conic future moot
log. W M
Yettflday the liennto l1 all up the bill
omit! the law radiating foreign atv {
teatime“ The prevent exempllon of
Win one The bill propane: to 1111-
apt only tutor is single man or did
(«annual family; no exemption fnv
debt: due for haul. The bill came
I!“ the lion-e with an annulment that
it ehoald not apply to 11-11111 amounted
price to the mango chisel-w. Senator
teeter. of llorvrellr.hel1l that the ltepeh-
lliaapertyeeulluotdo a better thing
lhauuputltaelfoa record to favor of
tide bonnet hill. In W em lam
mime pout am who 11th any one
Whimhhdcm. Tin-Went
lathe 111111111 help out porn ml» in
mourning Hecate: Katee renew
“the m at a province reenter
nun-nominate. lair 1m neared
wmutmmlo relieve lamina
m tether. Did the 801mm
Waterline the mus-111 m in
now. Mm new to the
.1 3.x:
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eurpaeacd.
exams-“iv: . ‘0
one: A . .
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Detached color.
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g » 1m warn-1,15;
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inched.
“racer w
"CASCADE."
Soft boeom. Prenchpercalr.
"EDITOR."
French perealc.dreteboeem.
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All person: are forbid trusting any of the employee: of the heats of
thin line on account of the owner: thereof.
TMDI we.
NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS!
At this reason of the year are in
great demand and we are prepared ml'u
to exhibit the moat pleating covert
merit. We quote three liner which"
for pattern. etylc and lit cannot be
Negligee collar and calls at-
E T0
Y has already penned the House.
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any town. and he not heretolcee tenor
11.1mm new mom from one):
Mollie emu! (if any ouch bounty in
no action upon thin statute. Any each
pence thrill be entitled to judgment
again» a town upon proof from the rev
oorda of the adjutant-generul'e office by
1 ecertillcate duly attested by the Id]!!-
tantgenerel or hie assistant. that he
wan duly collated and credlud to latch
town and that each a vote he- heeu pot-81
ed by the town. and where a town ha11
been divided or a portion of a town has
been net all to another town since each
enlistment. the claim shall be egalmt
the town now containing the territory
within which each soldier or sailor ro-
aided at the time of hit enlistment."
At a meeting of the committee of the
State Christian Endeavor Iocietiee. in
Hartford. caller] to arrange for the an-
nual state convention, it wee decided to
the atom convention in the, Armory.
Norwalk. November 2 and 8. Among
the euhjecta diaoumd was that the
state Sunday achool convention and the
state Christian Endeavor convention be
held in alternate years. At present the
Sunday echool eonvontiou is held every
two years and the Christian Endeavor-
ere meet annually. It wee voted to
make such recommendation at the an-
nual convention next fall.
w
Member- of the etato Senate have re-
ceived a letter from chief conaul of the
W. Weetlake. of Bridgeport, in opposi-
tion to the bicycle lantern law which
Wheel-
men are opposing the law strongly. M r
Weatlalre argues that the low recently
paaaed compelling riders to ring belle
will be effective. The lantern law will
not. In his opinion the place for a
light is upon near-tinge, the more s‘owly
moving vehicle. which is often left
standing beside the road. He also
claims the rubber tires now being used
on other vehicles make unwary that
they should carry lights. Mr. Weetlnke
rays that whcelmen consider the lantern
law as very unjupt to them. They hope
that the Senate will defeat it, or amend
it. to meet their views.
EruNalion Councilor W. N. Si-
'mons. of Norwalk. attended the ace—
aion of the State Council of the Danni»
tern of liberty. in New London. yester-
day. The report cf State Secretary W.
0. Staples. of New Haven. showed that
there are now in the state thirty-three
eonncilr. 01111111111 five are councils 1'1»
tablished during the year. no follows:
Norwaik. Rocky Hill. Hartford. Bum-
nide and Waterbury. Three councils
dieanlvod during the your. The 11111111-
berehip in the state now nnmhorn 2,1:ll
of which 1.506 arcladiee and 63:. 111110
During the year there hill been a gain in
membership of ninety~onc. The total
worthnf the council January 1. 11111:.
was $4,990.96. There has been paid out
for relief during the year the ruin of
will. The receipte for the year were
7711.113: the expenditures. 0595. H5.
The lmgielutive conitnittce on public
health held an executive session yeelcr-
day and among other things dincumd
wanthe now faruouapune beer bill. it
was practically decided at this meeting
to report favorably 11 enbetilutn bill for
the measure originally introduced.
Tin-re won a great difference 11f opinion
among the niembere of the omnndttee an
to juut what tlw pfi‘ivleione of the nuhetl~
lute should be, but the general feeling,
it in acid. was that the bill to be report
ed ahonld be far lcee stringent than
the original bill. It is generally undcr‘
aloud about the capitol that the 11111111
important provision will be that the
whole matter of deciding what shall and
what thallluot be pure beer shall be left
totho judgment of the State Board of
Health. The 11ruv‘»i11niof the original
bill. which provided that any unloon-
which it not up to the ntandard Ihall ox-
hibit 11 ulgn reading, “inferior Boer 8111.1
Ham." and the of her providing that all
liege or hamle mouthing beer that in
not porn than be labelled. "impure
Beer." will he itrlehnn out in the hill re-
ported The rota-rt may not he made
for eereral deye.
BMW
The a file for vermin. .lvm- plnlnt
"HIM II “I?“ «llgm‘; 'hlrum
' WW1?” m1 111'» 1.11111
1111- 1111 In? 1 v11 11 111111.
Monet no out? H11
Wood.
millionth. TEMMh 111110111911 (l
":idmunimi man and l"Vi/11d y
fl 1111—1113
FRANK PARKER.
Horse Shoeingl
Adjolnlnu
A. thilnmue'
illehlne.
in ever at Intertwine 11111111.
-“ ”MW.
Connecticut Division. L. A. “7., Philip
keeper who uhell 11111111111- eny liner '
Iouth Norwutlt. Germ
vei y reasonable prices.
Nowadays
cases at
We are agents for the STAR BICYCLE SUIT, the only no
bicycle skirt ever put on the market and indorsed by all the e
iugmerchants 1n the United States. The suit as represent ”(1
our ad consists of Jacket, Skirt, Belt attached, and leggins. ' 1”
Figure N0. 28howsthe skirtas it appears when closed ,thepa
is seen by ope-mu" all the buttonholes 011 right-hand side of the '
and fastening same to the buttons on opposite side: the client lih
obtained 18 soon in figure No. 3.
Figure 110.4 shows the skirt as it looks when worn 011th ewhee
giving a most graceful appearance to the 1 :1ler as well as being the
most comfortable skirt manufactured.
We are showinga very larfre line of samples of the different
materials, and ladies can have their suits made to order without
any extra charges, and we guarantee perfect fitting suits and a,
H. KRIEGER, Mahackemo Hotel Block, So.Norwal1
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move—
ments particularly recommended“
“Riverside" and “Royal."
found in gold, silver and gold filled
Can be
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. 11111111111.
Get One Now!
M bllylm: 1t ( AMP. ll. \
hmdmnn 11 Hello l‘nprr ix.’ 1, e1: dozen.
Semi » in" Hindu "1311-5311.
Each llry l'lnteu " i let l l. '51-.
Pocket Kodak mount-1. 71 d1 I.
liargnlu in 811111111] lmml ( 111,11- r1111.
l"-r1c lnntrnclion lo I11 ghun r11
.. “WW-«mm
Io exprcnanze in charged
pairs for to cite month-1. \\ e have 11mm- row ".07 standard wheels
11111111 we are ceiling at alum-11 11M
11111111an guarantee: any option you wannflu, list $111.1.
forget that we nutke n alwclltlly of incycle repairing.
Are You Thinking
For 1-1111 we will well you an Illl‘. Sl'l'.(‘.lAl. list price “25
'1 hi: w heel. which weigh» on]
41111 pinnde over any road our
:3 pnnndn is guaranteed to carry
on re
me the Springfield. is
Don't
You 11111 '1 find a plan. Within 51! miles
More you can not 11111- 1111 dump an on ~1ll1l1eni.nn1l We lrnve
n lull 111111 R. too Notice the price of Mlmillll'l.’
RICHARDBON BRO$., 19 Noith Main Street.
DON'T Is” A WHIIL
Au Vou Would 0 Lemon.
with your eyes open.
wheelt are "beet,'
We want you to see OURS ! (
Leader, .38 on.
You'll hope to use the wheel often.
ExamiuefCUMPAREl All
’of course. still " 'lhcic are others.“
an intelligently;
W
WE GARRY IN ITOOK:
Numbers, Wolff-Americans. Daytont, limoynl'lert-
wings ’l‘emplms Atlanta: and the ‘38. on B. 81 ll.
I eicvcu tunemm
BQCI’CO & Hoyt, 80 Waehington street.
Hullul Ntlmlh
Wedding and
Society
Iontlnol Offloo. _
.ENGRAVING
w
Columbia , .
Bicycles!
sraunann OF THE Worm). '
$100 TOALLl
Ilartfords, patterns 7 and. ‘
8 reduced from .75 to .60
" To take effect April nth.
1. 5.111131“.
29 TVALL STREET. '
Norwalk Connecticut.
William c. Jesse,
lee ”summon men.
1101.11 1111111511 Iron
.1011:er union Inlwifidt
Welnur and Worthmer
DILIVIRID IO! 00!.”
In bulk to the trade; alto in hot-flute”
pen. of the city and vicinity for tacitly. an.
Prompt actuator: to until ordm.
NOTICE! , :
To The Publlqé
For the ruins?“ fillAm only.
1111) MJAVLOR Willi
light fem Dill *
Full quart-1 for 0|. “4:"
haul.“ tmt" {lo hill}? the
1 on age» W Va
1" tan 11W? “.311
see no me in
ily nee. Alec agent’fer eh m
111011111111 “tenet
0! sprinudehl, Heat.
Bottled Steamed
and Porter and Ba
olMaltforl'amllyutl. ,
I O. H A M I L 1' Q1
Warwick hotel. ll "Male m1. Hr
Young Men. .
Danette» the m
dying without “
who-HIM.
weapon-her“;
you will tavern you
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