on Well street. ltmulk. [I welcome to the limited ot our new you will use. . . . . undtnsor Maxine the convenience of those Me of am or other met- or the entrance to The Sen~ . _ ehmld In all eaeeebead- ‘ 0 0mm; . ‘5‘ ”m Norwelk. (5%”. variable! has It (‘t'rmlulion 'Nortmlk and its Suburbs . 71y, than the (.‘ombi'rmf other Two local tlm'lirs. 'r dlwaya 0pm to ulltvr- a ' .. be guaranteed, the «la bended in. Every will he make to accom- , but changer cannot be the right unleee copy in ‘p‘ttlnekln the afternoon of the change is desired. raid Weather Forecast. ted” urorn'aes to be partly .‘hearly etutl vary temperature. , probably by night. 'l'omnr. to be cloudy to partly cloudy let. .‘llt'll by rain and 10‘- b! c ear ng. - n ometérjneco rd. point of the thermometer for e rs endlnu at noon today ‘ ‘ve zereuoweshel degree-t Almanac to: Tomorrow. bun-en . High tide Lowlirie ‘ 7:24 4:40 ll :05 ork’:Autltr-tret Law: M ‘ which. after a still light. ‘ Sew York legislature and flew was designed to prevent ..“ in articles of common use prohibit restraints on trade and It declares that no corpora— gn or domestic, doing busi- New York shrill combine with . corporation or permit to ere- fitottopoly, rcstrni'n trade or pre- v. ‘ or. every corporation doing , in New York except railroad and banking and moneyed (mt shall make on annual re. be following particulars: The its capital stock and the pro- jiflttnlly issued, the nmonnt of and the amount of its useets 'uhall be signed by n majori- the directors of the corporation " "lied by the oath of the [irt'nitll‘nt president and the treasurer or . If such report is not made. "“1 millimeter of the company «hull .. for all the debts. t .‘orporutioua their headquarters in the state like Inch report Jun. 1. foreign s . . by May l. ’, .130 not» the officers of a corm- W méy be punished for: llllltltm of unnuthnrlml dirt “W"; Warmth" of unnutlmrl'ud and * lmednmet. . ‘fiumhll loans to nltntkllliltlt-rtt. ' , Mindfuhuwrtltlwu-n, reportu or Air llltuzul tmttnft'r of the. nun-tr and 1“ such (mp-notion when It to in m lnmlvunry llltuult'llml. [Ilium to tile on tumunl report to comply with the low in r 2 by It line of not more than “ in cute of on individual by will of not more thnn one ”both. This law is aimed prl» at to culled indnetriul iron» and »t tn. r'l'nu Mnny l'reneltere? , pit! writer who fillyd l... in n -uvm in and ultlt'crity t not. men lt‘ttkllmn lllt' [truth-min“ ' ;. “l0 lllltlltltl'y. lln quote» of the Hinton man who ‘ lust frh-nd thorn ”Hilvlr‘ ‘ at any humid. ln-wr f‘nl drum: in tho lltltllltlt'y _ dude that the intuit- still medicine. ht horribly , Alamll Conan-notional .7 . lent lnnl tlbo uppllvn- _ . time nan it ltnppmrod altimeter. 'l‘hlr tltmt not H ., lull in general were m. W there oonwmplub . gale protest-ten for life to rem-elm whether they . intruders!) poverty and tttl‘ flinht‘wnnnded at to." gull“ generally prefer than the: rounded at W pretended. nothing to item in u mount ot gutti- . _ Under the ole ' ll doubtful ll young with rlglttttuerry. Certain» W m an uncertain on at the profeulattul "heme Certain it it. than out new a 0m told tar ruthenium mummi- today. Wheregeld tell thihedluf river- the nine! way of million been to turn the current from in channell and dig into the land and pure) at the bottom. But Mr. George Burroughr of thefiuelte river gold region: but devised and built a eteeurbout for mining under water. Title in e uortof heavy croft which make up by steam pumping power the gravel in the river bed and llfte it into the bout. There the heavy stones and rub- blah ere repented from the black gold bearing and. which in then treated to get the mecloue metal. The boat which dredge: forgold in 105 feet long nod 20 feet wide. It is worked buck and forth ucreee’ the river bed and will excavate 200 yards of gravel an hour. It works up “ream. m mom; on thin n u“ The subject of burns caused by x rays when experimenters are taking photo- graphe but been carefully investigated by ouch electrician: ueTeela and Edison Tesla finds that if in protecting alu- minium screen is and and instead of the platinum bulb in Lenard tube of pure uln- minium is employed in the trnuemturiou of the rnyu there will be no danger of lmrue when the object photographed in keptat least 14 inches away from the apparatus. It is not necessary ordinari- ly to make the exposure longer than 15 minutes. Tesla believes that the X ray ls really a stream of material purticlur traveling with great force and velocity. hire [louse says it was the wrath of the Almighty against the American peo- ple that council the Miesiusippi 090th; Mrs. Muse will never get a reputation as it great American statesman if she ad» mite the band of an overruling provi' deuce in that way.‘ Really. if people must kill them solves it is shocking bud taste for them to drown themselves in the reservoir ‘ that suppliee a city with drinking water BOWAYTON. The (bounty Commissioners have de- clined to grant a liquor license to Nich- o'us Reed. the new proprietor of the lt‘airview House. tin May 20th Mr. Reed applied for a license. t )ne of Row aytouu‘ residents learned of the applica ti( o and quietly got out a monustrunce, secured thirty-live signers. pledged ouch one to secrecy, and forwurded it to the County Cotumit‘r‘liom‘rs. When Mr. Reed visitr d the commissioner's office in Bridgeport. afcwdnys ago. and heard of the remonstruncn, be t xpreserd n do~ hire to withdraw his application. an he did not Wit-ll to antagonize the people. of the place. Postmaster Brynn forwarded bis bond to the Superior Court in Bridgeportr Saturday, to have it recorded. The bond required has been reduced just one. half from what it was four years ago. when postmaster Gillette qualified, and it new $1,000. The snretiett are (tharlen W. Bell, Franklin Lynch. Meter St. John and William 1. Stevens. Rev. W. Sturtevnnt Rafter. and family attended the Datkum-Ttlley wedding in Duricn. but week. _. Mr. llurtlett. adjuater for the Mutual Koeerve Life lumrance Annotation. want here Saturday. looking up a cottage for the summer. ' Mra. William Hoyt is quite eiclt. oi Elward Vincent. of Ridge Brook Farm. entertained William Call, of New York city. over Sunday. bliss llclcu Lynch has a new bicycle. niiifinlnn honored. The funeral of Mm. lmuitteJ. Stanton.I widow of Junie: W. thnton. who died Thursday ulternmn. wnu attended from herlutc rcnldentw thin afternoon. The decanted Willi u nwmber of St. Luke'- church. The Buried tenm needy won the ball game played Saturday afternoon with the Jew (brunette. The «tore tlttuul twenty-nix tn Idvntl. Herbert and (.3an erv. ltnveenteml the twomlle lnnnllcnp race nt. melelde Park. Stamford. next Saturday. .lulm l’onloy hue tenured employment an machmun for llonry lloeler. ”ill M. llttvltt. who fornwrly com ducted l'lltnwood wheel. and who lived at Dr. Blll‘e. lltlllgowrt. but winter. will-horny go to our former home in Vermont. Chet-let Conley. of Protocol avenue. he» securedn [mitten with the Blink- entderfev Typewriter company. of flteluferd. wl 'ltll to Inform the public of Nor wulhund Batten tlntt l will furnish tlryttul Were too tor the hundred wright. end ”its a ton. Blew rtetnu road roller. etc per day. Blink wand. 00 north Wilt mod. 07 cord. thu It”. Wired by mail will he pomp“! attended to. .h‘dflar 1‘. “AIM. Putt-omen But left. We. time. Will“: aluminum” ll to he hold out Murder alt-rem Md owning ln t‘bllllpr no. room Mole but dluumtluued in: Win more» It. l'lvorott‘e building unddltuttetduf the tlttum to tit. liver. me, who no toured the plum to it. t W one ‘ with W W W lemmmmnm, beleldull mtlmelouger. Arthur Human. theboy who rm mmmcmeuom. er Nor- wulhnntludopted by. A. B. Blhblnl. onlywantlmd utter u Baton Point when he left home Thursday night. [earning where he rm. Ernest Keck noted the trolleymen to look out for hint. and Friday night they brought him home. Fred A. fiallmho it new first male on the ateututhlp “Ferndeue.” written to hit nople. end expect: to go to Egypt and visit three none in the Black Ben; also Alglen, on the count of Africa, and from there go to Bremrr-iiuvrn, Germany. He will beetroot about a your. ,mémis“m“main A Difference in Bond- Whlch Some People Do not Understand. It wee the custom of Macadam. alter the engineering work was completed and the unbgrede established, to epread onaluyer of stone to a depth of ten inches and to roll thin eurfnce with a heavy roller druwn by horses. ’l‘hese stones were broken by band with small working together, and were broken small enough to put through a three- tncb ring. or were not to have a maxi- mum weight of over six cancer. A family of live peeple Culllfl break tovernl tone per'duy. Side ditches were excava- ted where necessary. to) that at no son. son of the year could water penetrate to the sub-structure of the road. ; In 1810, Macadam begun the coustrm' tion and maintenance of one hundred and eighty miles of turnpike in Bristol district. England. A modification: of this system was adopted by Thomas Tclford about this time' which substi— tuted a layer or foundation of irregular broken stone, set up on edge on the sub- grade. Nine inches won the maximum dimension: of these fragments The rough inrfnce thus made watt smoothed down by going over it and breaking off the topsof the blocks Wllll small ham- mers and packing the pieces that oh- tninod between the. large blocks. This surface was then rolled on before. Tol- ford built the celebrated llnlyheud road. extending from llolybcud through North Wales to Shrcwburymn road that served as a model at. the board of in quiry appointed by parliament in lhiil Zach system had ite pom-lane. and, to» day. the beet feeturee of both methods have been adopted under different con— ditions. dependent upon the character of the ground over which the mud purer-rim From "Highway Construction in Mouse, chusctts, in Popular Science Monthly." m church Calendar. At the South Norwulk Congregational. church. Monday,h p. in. Young Peo- ple‘e Society of Ulrrietiau Endeuvm- business meeting. Tuesday. at l p. m., prayer meeting Junior Endeavor society. Topic. "Bible Men out Women that. Used their Tongues for God." lnuder, CecilCrawflt p. m.. monthly nteotmg of the church committee; 0 p. m.. meet- ing of the joint committee of church and «minty. Thur-day. 7:13p. m .mid~ week church service, led by the pastor. Topic. "The l’crile of Intemtwrnto Speeolid' 8:45 p. m , meeting of the executive committeoof. the Men's Sun day Evening club. Entertain“! the Old Soldiers. ”and“ the threatening t'ltjufll'. last Friday afterutmn, revert members of tho Womun’e Christian Temperance l'niou wont to Nnroton and held their monthly service» at the Soldiers' Home. The prettldout had vbnrge. Mre. Wil- llnml provided at the plum: Mr». Richy offered prnyor. nnd nlm rend a paper on the work of the Women's Christian 'l'emlmrnnce l'nlou, which won lintenml to with much interest. The votcrune participated in tho uluglng nnd upenk- lng. Altogether it was: one of the moat upirltnnl uwctlngtt yet hold at the Home. Dnnbnry Jneltnt Ux. 00 Buck to Jail. William. and Annie liyntt. better known lltt’ "Mr. and Mn. 'ltenbnry .lmk.‘ " and Sadie Win-hbnrn, the trio arrested in Wencottu yenterdny morning by Policemen Kurth. were arraigned in the City wort thlu morning. ehurmd with drunkennm and breach of the peace. Allwere tenttucod by [hapnty Judge Young to ten dayt in jell. oxeou ' tton of the wutenee being unneeded tn the new of Bridle Wuehburn.»fl8tatnfnnl Advocate. bundled by hie Ion. Patrick Mulder-en. It well known to. indent of the (lotntcctlcnt turnpike. on» tered e complaint mutton ltld ton .lmeph. to Prosecuting Attorney Joseph Taylor. naturdny alternate. ltrldey night Mr. Mnluneen um act upon by bit run. an be my be ltltl been a dotted timer mime. and llllttllttt‘h wuleld 0pm and other interior were lnltlotwl noon ht- perm. lead new $00th. The twenty-tulle reed rune which wet to have how run from Stamford to Ner- tvelk. um Thursday. but been trut- poued for two or three weeks. WA“! Pupil! of the Winntpuult ”hold out MM “t0 lumber butcher. M M. who tell tuna e tat-lee I. 5! “film.” ’0 J,m+ tune “it. l wide outta telling thrtm for the eaten «lenient widen to to he held ttttht parentethet be ‘lt now in (lenltantl- ' hammers. frequently a whole family. , my “Watermelon-time ' B one our celebra- Kee ’ 7» 008K ‘ FILLED BEFBIGERA» 00 .0... Alton full line of I). H. Mace 8r Co’s. hnrd ‘ wood Refrigereturu nt Livmo PRICES l “W, .w. M WINDOW cheat-tori It»: ' SCREEfls Fishingjackle l No need to tend abroad for n dish-hook now.ine we have 0 large stock and our combo.” PRICES All! RIGHT. EAGL grater“ FOR OASH VHAN HlfltTOF’OREl nunnnnmr rm; scum-m Is 120. Sign of the Silver Padlock. BICYCLES an“... Hartl- wt‘re 00. no Wuuhlnglon let‘t't. Do You Keep LUSTRINE? NO, WE SELL IT! This remark was overheard at a leading grocer’s.llonscltcepers who have tried it know that LUSTRINE is the best article on earth forhousc- cleaning. If you have never used it, try a rec cake; all grocers sell it. DORLON Honor, Gregory's Point. So. ftomellt. .l. E. SULLIVAN.Proprietor null blnnugor Terrm reusnuuble: nothing. limiting. Flrll- mg: lj.lt~'ll‘lt'. [or-z in Hotel. connecting nttli till trutnu no tho N. ' N. ..- . t. it. ['Nslfilll‘Ah‘fll'ZlL mmm: ntmxo cmn lmlilm‘ AM) snout: lthM’Jt“. 60100:” Pure White. FINISH: 31:33:... The Old W: H and Con- necticut l.:umdries,haml and steam, Ullice. 9: \Vashmgton St; Laun. dry. llavdnml St. near Water: The public are cordially invited in roll and inspect our Laundry at. any time. Notice to Contractors. GRADING. - Settled prnpmtilu for grit-lung u portion of Lexington avenue “Ill be reverted at the other of the llnnrnl t l Sin-rt t'uuuulu ulnueru. Imi “'Mhlttutnn “"114, until a n'rlm’lt p. m.. of the llllt tlnv ttf Julie, A. ll. hall, "I. \ihlt-h hour the bills will In- ltlllllll'l)‘ tt’vt'ltt‘tl tut-l l‘eutl. 'l'lw engineer» out imnt via tti‘itouhle ynrule mrnvntluu. ’l'nv Itt‘et'ttm' Imnl. L'IH “‘0'. For further infurnmltnn l’t'lt'l‘t‘llt't' i-s hereby nude to mom. «to, on tile in will l'ttttllltlull'twrrt' ulllru. 'l‘ln- t'mnmluuion- urn rum-ru- the right to nice! any or oll huh. \\‘.\l. ll. llttilllt, .ltlllb' Molltlltth’. l". A. Still“. )0 'Jt l'ommiaulttnere. flaveaSmllel You only be hot. dour. lltll’ltll'w—tfll much the lietteruplezmnre will be ‘ grentermthere‘r u eluding. relmhlng deln lounnem in every glans of \l’tlllnntss‘ Root llcerwomhinetl will its healthful qunlltlerdt't the one great plfldttlliu lien- et‘u:inl tum more drink. Milltti it so - ltomewn mule of extract make; fun gallon» of delicious- “Wmm‘mtm, V Made of linen crush, embroidered and trimmed with differ The snr“* ‘ , ' ‘ ‘ Reedvt'o w»: And Dress Good B . T N T R Garment House. . . . Emporium. Reduce stocks-That it the dry gentle merchant Int well no the furnn-r. and utlmulnte buntncnr. Jackets & Capes or to tho moduli-e on your vumtlun buy one nt less than the cloth count? '2 50 cloth capes. 81.2.3 8 00 silk caper. 4.00 7.50 honey onpee, :i 50 0.00 cloth cum 3.00 SILK WAlS'l‘S. $1.08 $4.75 2.75 . 3.75 5.50 5.75 CRASH SUITS. $2.50 $3.75 2.75 4 75 0.50 l )RSSSWCLCSCDS. You know our stocks. 54 inch all wool black and white checks, 75c ' Have been all season, 81. 3pc black henrietta, 50c 75c mixtures. winches wide, [2 [‘1C KITCHEN 1' Car Load Window Screens, fl 25c fancies, Whifik brooms, Porkctbooks. Hair brushes. 10 styles of bathing suits for ladies. JAPANESE M A'I‘T] N68. 100 25c 12 1-20 "‘ 190 490 m, it) and 25 cents 25, 5 J and 75 cents again! 50 cents “- .n. ‘3'“. l0 NORWALK. CONN. A Profit-Sacrificing Clearln the order given to all our detmrtmentu. Au you are well uwnrefimt the sprint; Wt-nlhol' has been nunimt it but left lift with larger nun-lo; then we on fit must take u back rent tbbt week: everv department must. otter some inducement thin Week n order to reduce the grunt stock» IN 0U lt READY TO WEAR GAItMlt. "P ROOM. arable lute any of uprtmr. l’rn- Every jacket and cape goat eternally one-hull the rggular price marked. in 00 molten and honey jackets. 7.50 1200 00th and broadcloth jackete, t; 00 8.00 covert and mixed cloth jacket», loo 5.00 covert and diagonal jeoketu. 2.50 ' All children'- jackets half price. Don‘t mnke yourself lmllcve that you cnn get. along without a light. weight jacket. or cope. If you only Mop and think you will find that you Wear rt upping jmtknt. more. day» tlmn you wenr your winter cont. You will have one to go into the tumult-v Why not‘bny one now and here the “fit! of it. those cold day» and eveningq, when you mm 83 50 children's jackets, $1.75 500 “ " 200 400 " “ 200 2.50 v v u p 125 Srllll'l‘ WAISTS. And they are 110831118 for fair Women. 50c 980 $1.75 $2.50 750 1.25 1.08 2.7!” 890 1.50 2.25 3.50 TAILOR MADE SUITS. 'l‘hnt lit perfect. $5. 5 $13.30 $0.75 0.50 10.00 14.0.. 7.50 12.00 18.00 WASH GOODS. 25c organdies, 12 r 2ccnts 250 lappet lawns 12 1-2 cents 25c lace stripes, 12 :-2 cents 25c grenadincs, 12 in: cents 12 t‘zc dimitics, 6 hi cts DE l ’ ARTMEN 'l‘. 1 Car Load of F ruin Jars, _ 1 Cor Load of Door Screens, 1 Car Load of Oil Stoves, 1 Car Load of Lawn Sprinklers. (lil stove. tea kettles. tr 1 2 cents llinl cages, 79 cents i ll) patkagc chloride lime, .0 cents Croquet self. 93 cents 1 lb package moth bulls, in cents Wringers. $2.49 ,7 qt bottle bngsct, 25 cents Lawn MUWter, 2 95; 5 gallon oil cans, galvanized, 39c and 09 cents lcc Cream Freezers, 2 [‘9 ' ‘ ‘ ‘l 1 . ' ' , I r J‘OIIEl AR’l 1U .ES.———Mzulamo Ruppm t s Spemaltlcs. 23c French Crepe paper, ' 12 1-2 cents Parker's tar soap, :7 cents Ilore's writing paper, to, 15, and 75 rrn's Cmicum 503p, ,5 cents Tooth brushes, Combs, m, 15 and 25 cents to, IS and 25 cents 8 styles of bathing suits for men. OIL CLO I‘HS. We are headquarters for oil cloths 2 yards linoleum, 85c and $1.00 . Thew nro rttg'lllll“2.33511“.‘uiuunli. 2 yard ml cloth. . 'l‘hl~ i» nlmt you psu'lsvlur. x 1-1 yard ml cloth. 37 or and 50 cents r yard oil Chill. 25 cents Aw Kn-wl n- )nn my .17»: 50 cents fur. 500 dozen ludics' uccktics. 250 ll l. ttilel'. order and receive satisfaction. I H . TELEPHONE CALL, 53.2. We want you topknow is that we at'ovselling our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 5le for $1; 220 lb. We have a fresh arrival of the N otthficld Creamery Butler, in half pound prints, two and three times each week. Also the Dllllllg Cur Creamery The finest butter tirade. in' one pound prints, This is the season when the Ferris Home and Bone- less Bacon and Smoked Beef are a Relish, and are eagerly sought You can secure them fresh lrom the smoke house here. Everything fresh daily in lllO fruit; and vegetable line. Leave your CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, It Vest Wellington ttreet. tenth Ieruelt. 0t. A Man’s Beet-Friend In his pocket. so people any. lt'e through a ntun'e pocket we intend to test this popu- lar belief. Buy your groceries and provisions from us if you value money. Very loot Ora-mow latter. I00 Per Pound. ngar cured Ihouldore. 7 1-3:: Pound. Ihreddod court-n 70 box; it boxes for file. Inger cur-d Iroukfuut Bacon. tOo For Pound. . Ate-ha lulu-nun, Ivory Can Guaranteed, ma non. Laundry loop. Largo Cleo. to outrun for "a.
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