olllrnswsronwill con-
sudhgorbriuglng
i theoonvsnlmceot those
.Meofnewsorother Inst-
Ilfitesntrsnooto Them-
’ dlnailceeesbosd-
mailman. mu.
, incl has a Circulation
Normal: and its Suburbs
31y, than the Cambium!
{holder Too (twat dailies.
' is always open to adur—
Villa! promises to be general y
preceded by rain. with near-
ollowed by rising temperature
‘ , . ' . Tomorrow it promises
Mr and warmer.
. . . . -s- sHltecnrd
point at the thermometer for
w ending at noon today
* zero: lowest. 51 degrees
, Almanac for Tomorrow.
flap-eta ' High tide ‘ Low “tide
I WithoutaDiifercncc.
isin hearty accord with
mudby the Bridgeport
isolation to the granting to
Inclement of $300 each for
, which their employers are
so have already paid them.
I.. says:
so who voted to pay the re-
money deserves to be brand-
. ultothe trust the people
him. There was no shadow
finch action; it were mis.
. of state funds. Every re-
ancepted the gratuity is un-
d the profession in which he
‘ is not far removed from the
dishonesty. He has $500 of
item the people by taxa-
which he has no right. Rob-
We maybe alittle more re-
then robbing an individual;
distinction without a diil'er-
renolntion paying seventeen re
Wench was passed fifteen to
' idiom. Senator Mattoon not
torStoelabsent. _
m l’limpton. Goodrich,
Ge]. Mia, Tattle. Beecher.
‘ Lewis, Inunehnry. Kcolor.
Woodrnif. Luke.
II Latham, Harrington.
Werner, Wright, Vina], Cou-
llfl o! the reporters included in
. resolution. with the papers
=4 t. is as follows: Walter D.
New Haven Journal and
«A. B Underwood, Bridge-
. Charles W Pickett.
Wet; I" ll. Ayres. Hart.
.14 Bailey. Meridou Journ-
1’. Scott. New Haven Pallad-
Scblein. Connecticut
3 P. L. doberman. Nor.
: Allrod W. Green. The
m D. Curtis. Hartford
_ 3. Clay. Hurtiord Tole.
‘ Wilson. Bridgeport Smud-
‘lflofl. Bridg-port Union;
How Heron Dlsputch;
ewHIven [713100 1" it
Bonn liornlng News;
X New Britain Record
M to the list the nsme
'u 1‘. Is. Antennae. of
:fiesettso—wbo rendered
Mine “all. so far us
show. to the pee
‘ represent: and there
, . 1d he's known this
Molt senator.
eshdvot we ceonIt
“MW" by the
' “which says: “The
m the the West's
fl back into the state
if our own employs“
this psssr. not ins
finsmml‘insm.
W's tell head has
. atfllhsllsobts
eves otths time
Its es the
’59.. 4 Written.
welkl’ublicloiba'sry.
Thesmellemountofmcney appropri
etsd for the M liorwelh Library
makes it impossible to supply all the
hcohswhioh sit asked for; no the book
committee recently numbered a tow
new boobs. a list of 'hit'h has been
printed. Nesrlysll of the fiction tea!
the romantic school. Here are brief
comments on some oi the boobs:
King Noauett. a story of Old Virginia
and Mumhnsetts, a ' new historical
novelby F. J. Stimson (.1. .1. of Dale)
"We are not afraid to predict that
'King Nosnctt'v will take its place in
the hearts of the maple with such books
as‘borns Doone' and 'The Little Min-
ister.’ A most noble book—James Mao
Arthur. in the September Bookman.
"It is marked in conception and in
execution alike by a trait which, with»
out reserve. we may name beauty. The
the romantic tales of the Old World is
just what distinguishes ‘King Nosestt.‘
The real spirit oi the book. the temper
which gives it inevitable romantic
charm. comes from no‘documents at all.
but straight from nature. The beauty
of this bitch in its conception is like the
besutyof our woods and our fields, at
'onrilowersend of our streams. It is
“native. That is why we. love it
i.Snbtly rhythmical cadences which
belong to the essence of lyric prose. In
substance and in style alike, then. we
may welcome ‘King Nosuett' as a thing
of beauty."
The Regicides. a tale of early colonial
times, by Frederick Hull Coggewell.
An absorbing story of Puritan New
England, dealing largely with actual
historical characters and events. the
action centering in the flight and per
suit of Generals Whalley and Guile.
signers of the death warrant of Charler
the First. The book sheds new light
onthe social and political conditions oi
the period, and interests nil lovers ol
historical fiction.
The Seats of the Mighty, being thv
memoirs of Captain Robert Moray, some
time an oilicer in the Virginia regiment
and afterwards of Amherst’s regiment.
by Gilbert Parker.
"Another historical romance of the
vividuess and intensity o! "The Seats oi
the Mighty’ has never come rfrom thI
pen of an American. ' * “ hlr.Par-
her's latest work may, without hesita
tion,be set down as the best he has
done. From the first chapter to the last
word interest in the book never wanes;
one finds it diillcnlt to interrupt the nar-
rative with breathing space. It whirls
with excitement but strange adventure."
-Chicego Record.
IKE WILLIAMS’ PRESENTS.
Bridgeport Elks Give Him a Solid
Gold Watch and Chain.
Isaac B. Williams. who once lived in
Norwalk. has just been appointed a
policeman in Bridgeport. The Bridge-
port Telegram says:
Seldom if ever has a new nppointeo
weenie a full fledged policeman and as-
sumed his duties with such a hearty up
provsl as has been lmtowed on Oillcer
Isaac Williams.
Since his appointment a week ago,
admiring friends have bestowed on him
arnbbor outfit, a club and a revolver;
but it remained for the Bridgeport
Lodge of Elks to crown the whole, by
giving Brother Williams u very hand-
some testimoniai of the sincere appreci-
ation in which be is hold by every
member of the lodge.
A dolegntlon of u dime" or more prom
ineut Elks died into the station at 0215:
last night. bent on their hospiiublo nits.
uion. Captain Hunt formed the night
squad in line ten minutes earlier than
usual sosstosllow time for the core-
mouy. Alter roll-cell and the squad
had stepped back, Oillcor Williams was
called trom the line. lie was met by
lix'tlts‘d ltuler John T. Quinlan. oI
Bridgeport lady”. who made on one: ml
iug'y IIIIppy preieutatlon speech.
The speaker than handed Ultimo
Williams on open plush and stilt ease. in
which ropoml u bountiful and Insulin
g Ild watch. chain and charm. The
otllurrJu he uses! modem. w.Iy.wss only
able to simply I sprees lIls Insults. Thou
everybody in the now. including his
brother onsets. save the recipient hearty
applause and the ceremony was over.
A hundred or more people on the shutouts
oi the building murmured their spurs.
elation as ”moot lsesc Williams therein“a
ed out in the squad to do his duty tor:
the city.
Tin» outside asses are massive and
hsudsonlely chased. The bsuh ease
bears the Initials in museum"! ow."
0n the interior cuss Is the inscription.
"haunted to limiter lasso 1!. W11-
Ilssis hr Nascent. (Joan. house. 5?.
00.3.9. 0. 16. June 7. lull."
chem lssn "II o'clock dial." treat to
so an heed to Moisture. The whole
siftissssewh ass in our: way and
one to Its summarily sense of.
union Wlhtews Ins assigned to duty
in the susthwswm We at the city.
Mhsmbdsethlswsusstwuh
musical-sisters as his best. sons
,enihu-lilrtlu admirers at the Seaside
,mls toiroml rod ll II sot I'll WWII "0'
down soilssvnlmnu vomml oi spplssiw
es be «out by
m omens“... first. '
quality of charm which pervades '
TAMFORD
* TU ESDAY,
2 Biggest ”ennui-lest
2 Biggest circus“!
, 2 Biggest Hlpc
MEHIGd'S .
.. Grantee-t . '-'
SHOWS UNITED. ' '
The Witch- Winged
Inverted
INVERTED AERIAL BICYCLE.
great animnl nrcnn.
\( T8. '1’ be only K Ikin Ml; Imm- It: .lspt‘
P. I. Doors (less so llsur Enlist
Brice. ere-rose TUESDAY ltlhE I5.
Do You Keep ‘
LUSTRIHE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's.llousckccp¢rs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
is the best article on earth [or house-
cleaning. it yen have never used
It, try a In: cake; all grocers sell it.
soon. till.
FINISH: 3:21:31.
The Old \Vc ll and Con
neriiout LaundriesJIand
and stomp. Ullice. 9|
W .511 IIqun SI: Lann»
IlI'I', 111w ltiml SI . near
Wntir, The public are
cordially invited to tit”
and inspect our Mun lry
ill. any time.
m J ' I
*-
"lil'l'llli’l‘n Mlllw Iii. Hit. l'llIlIlA'l'l'f.
lli'l'. "mill. A II’HI
Myomumilo oi Nutwnllc ln
e'ot‘l‘tteo t
He‘ll! Millet” wu'awl.
hot mm of l'rulvnt.I fun the lllstrlI 4 II! Nur-
wullI mt? lllpllml nod nil-mm sill months
irmut uuuto let-nu! lortl I «was lion. ol mill
oulntI-looxlllldll their "in tile [or mttlnmuut.
’l‘liusuwlo-III, lm't tuyénwm I lIIIlr nunuule.
mistrlvltlloeml. with liitlnu- will build
{wit u rilt'lib’hll'y Ali lemme iI‘IIiobtel in
pours requested II umke minis lute
"17111le
tilt?“ "14811111511017". Erin «utor.
st licensst sstlsiscllcn comes with
envy glass of Williams’ Root liter.
Keep it in the house Issdyto quench
your thirst. Your whole family will
enjoy it. it is s temperance drink,
elesr. bright sod sparkling. You
are drinking to your own health
.June
Exhibition Broundsfiumuier Street.
A Circus Deal involving the Largest Amusement Enterprises in the
Country-«N. Y. Journal.
The World's Muster Millionaire Aggregatlon oi‘Rare Wild Beasts,
Great Artists and Strangest Features.
ScIence Dumfounded, Everybody Dazed!
Fowhcrc Else Produced and Everywhere Presenting
AERIAL BICYCLE!
The Only Double Coliseum Ever Known!
Greatest Real lutperinl Roman Hippodrome: Greatest Speeding Wild Beasts; (inel-
cst Cilill'itlllil: rs Jockeys nud Thoroughbreds: Greatest. Races
1w er Run. (ironic-st Sensations Ever Seen
Great .Only DoubloCIrcus Companies
tgrent rings 2 gre. It sings-,s grout ruolv'mg nrt pedestal. grenl flying evolutions
SUPltKlllIZlA' GREAT [“1001“th l\' It'll ultEA‘l 1-..5'1‘
CHILDREN'S DAY IN FUN AND FAlRYLAND
A free morning superlnt. rely magnificent
Double Pageant Eye Feast For The Iillion.
The 0st lilgthisst Show to he lists This Your.
Mnhsisa to all 50c. Children Under 9 Years italt
Is.
, RADIO 0h Ill-LION”
THU
flllllllll'l ..
Crown In:
Thousand Wonders. W
A" lut-xplhabl) Mysterious Ito-l Ifurvelous
l'orlormnnce. Just nepiflnred. with naught
apparent losnstnin sin-b inmrn Irehou-
oibte wizard lent» nnd Iligb s A
prodigy pronoumod n cyIIIng
- . - mimtmlo
Allthe Champion Elephants
THREE. GREAT “BIRDS 01’ THE“.
THE WISEST Alli BEST TMIIED OF ALL!
Thoonly captive pair of giant hirpotulamus
Is: enow- while mint beer: 2- horned Sumatra
llbInoceroe; live It oi mitrt: her .Ethtopinn gnu;
enormous Mn ny tigers; I‘Iuiuen I‘nsmwwnr)
royal blue I: nmuml lion»; Austmlnaiuu emu;
Orinow tnpir; Niger antelope.
Grost‘l’rainedSoslions end Seals
And the Only North Pole Amphibious AI. tore
irt-m I'll pngvnnt dim and ibnrioh.
Two Prrtsmsscss Daily at 2 sad 8
"Everything from sneele to an anchor"
By using our celelIrn
eep
c I (Tiliilx'
FILLED
lil'lFliIUl'IRA-
Msnnhtll lino oi I. ll .‘lm t A' t' o 5.1mm
wood lietrigumtoru nt
'l'tlltS.
LIVING PRICES l
WINDOW CH‘APIE‘I’I
SCREENS
Fishing Tackle !
N. ll.
Norm-II In #0111] nbronil tor It lisiriumk
nownns we have u lorgs-slmls and our
PRICES All RIGHT.
EAGL ..........
'0. 0A.”
TRAN
HINITOI‘ONII B' CYCLES
Cycle and Herd-
wsrs Ge.
I'll) Worthington IiImd.
lll‘lhllihilll'lll 'l‘lil'i Nl'hillblli M
130.
Sign of the Silver l’ndloeli.
DIST!
BETTE. AND
Ioties to Centrscters.
GRADING.
Henlud propmnls luv grating u portion
nl'lmlngtonnvmiuo will be mom-d III
the ethos oi the lionrd of Street t'ommls
sinners, lIIIl Wmhlnntou almt until N
"'01“th uI.. otllmlllll Ilnv Iridium. A
IMO at which hour the bids will be
publicly in weed and read.
'thI suit user Muslims” in IIITIlsul-lo yards
ssusvntlou '1 he rivet-ego haul, no hast.
For further lolumlstiuu wimum In
hereby menu In Innlns. etc... on lilo In sold
I'onnnlsstonors' once 'l'hot tlunlnllsslon
«rs riserve the rluht to reject any or all
hide.
;.I* II...
o
Mi 1 ll
lit at I. outed-sinners.
RIAD. . . .,
"I.
.wltlll
l’. A.
, seam
The-
And Dress Bend
House.
and stimulate bflnlnt‘m.
will ilud that you wear It spring inc
or to the seashore on yonrvacntion
buy one at less than the cloth costs?
32 50 cloth capes,
n no silk capes.
7. 50 hersey capes,
0. 00 cloth capes 3.00
$1.08
2.7 5
5.50
$2.50
2.7 5
5 gallon oil cans, galvanized,
25c French crepe paper,
Bore's writing paper,
Whisk brooms,
Pocketbooks,
llair brushes,
-MO. .
Garment
~ Emporlum.
NORWALK. CONN.
A Proflt- -$ncrlflclng
Reduce stocks—Thu is the order given to all our departments. As you are well nwaret
the dry goods merchant as wall as the farmer. It has left us with larger stocks than we on r7 at. I
lit must take a bsck seat this week: every department. must otter some inducement this week n order to reduce the great. stocks
lbl OUlt READY 1‘0 WEAR GARMENT ROOM.
Jackets & Capes
Don’t make yourself believe that "you can get air ng without n lightweight jacket or cape. it you only “I and think you
st more day-I th no you wear your winter coat.
Why not buy one now and have the use of it those cold day» and evenings, when you one
$1.25
4.00
3 50
SILK WAISTS.
$4.7 5
3.75
5.7 5
CRASH SUITS.
$3.7 5
4.7 5
6.50 -
Made of linen crush, embroidered and trimmed with diil'or-
cnt colored crash
DRESS GOODS
You know our stocks.
54 inch all wool black and white checks, 75c
Have been all season, $I.
39c black henrictta, 50c
75c mixtures. winches wide, 12 I-zc
25c fancies, 25c
. 500
seine-ring Sale.
at the sprl weather has been against
bifil late day of spring. Pro-
Every” jacket and caps goes at exectlyonchelt’ the regular
.14 98 Inmolten and honey jackets. 87.50
12 00 covert and broadcloth jackets. It 00
8.00 covert and mixed olojtb jackets. 3(5):)
ertnds diagonal sckets . 1
All .533"... s jackets half pm. '
You will have one to II into the country
$3.50 children' s jackets, 81.75
5.00 " “ 2 50
4.00 " " 2 00
SHIRT WAISTS.
And they are doenms for fair women.
98c $1.75 $2.50
750 1. 25 I. 08 2.7:"
890 1.50 2. 25 3. 50
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
That utperrect.
$5.7 5 $0.7 5 $13.50
6.50 14.9
10.00
7.50 12.00 18.00
WASH GOODS.
25c organdies, 12 I 2 cents
25c lappct lawns 12 1-2 cents
. 25c lace stripes, I: 1-: cents
25¢ grenadines, 12,1-2 cents
13 mm dimitics, 6 X cts
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
1 Car Load W llldO“ Screens,
1 Car Load of F1 uit Jars,
1 Car Load of Door Screens,
1 0m Load of Oil Stoves,
()il stove tea kettles. 12 1-2 cents
I lb package chloride lime, 10 cents
I ib package moth balls, 10 cents
I qt bottle bugsct, 25 cents
39c and 69 cents
1 Car Load of Lawn SprinkleIs.
Bird cages. 79 cents
Croquet 5:15, 98 cents
Wringcrs, - 2.,1
Lawn Mowers. :4:
ice Cream Freezers,
TOILET ARTICLES.———Madame Ruppcrt’s Specialties.
I: 1-2 cents
In, I5, and 25 cents
II), II) and 25 cents
as, 5 J and 75 cents
as and 50 cents
l
i
10 styles of bathing suits for ladies.
J AP ANESE M ATTINGS.
100
12 1-20
100
25c
300
4490
Packer's tar soap, 17 cents
I5 cents
I0, 15 and 25 cents
Io, I5 and 25 cents
8 styles of bathing suits for men.
OIL CLOTHS.
We are headquarters for oil cloths.
: yards linoleum. 85c and thou
'1' been me regular 5!.“ .‘qud it rm: mile.
2 yard oil Clulll.
Thiv» i- nlmt y-III pulse for.
I 1-: yard oil Cloth. 37 I-2 and 50 cents
I yard Oil cloth. 25 cents
A~ gIIml n~ you [my 2ch (or.
CuIicu rn soap,
Tooth brushes,
Combs.
50 cents
500 dozen ladics' necktics.
.liler.
Donovan lending,
TELEPHONE CALL, 53-1.
\NfldAfl'
CIeaIIIery
This is the season when the Ferris Home and lione-
lcss Bacon and Smoked Beet are it Relish, and are c .Igeily sought
You can secure them fresh irom the smoke house ili’lc.
Everything fresh daily In the fruit and vegetable line. Lo: IVI! your
m der and receive satisfaction.
We want you to know 13 that we are sellinII our Fancy Giltlidqo
Creamery Butter, 5le for $1; 220 lb.
We have a flesh aIrival oi the Northficld Cloamcry llutter,’ III in Ill
pound prints, two and thee times each week.
Also the Dining Gm
256 ill.
The finest butter made.
in one pound pIiuls,
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
It Vest Isshlsgtss Street. South lsrwslt. 0t.
A Man’s Best Friend
is his pocket, so people suv. it‘s through It man’s pocket we intend to test this pope.
lnr belief.
buy your groceries and provisions from us if you vuluc Ilionc)’.
Very lost Creamery letter. Ito For Pound.
Inger cured Ihouldors. 1 I-lo Pound.
Int-oddest Oddfleh ‘70 box; 4 horses for no.
Inger cured Oroekfest Bacon. Ice For Pound.
Moshe Dolmen. Ivory Ooh Guaranteed. Inc can.
Laundry loop. Lergo line. to unison for the.
N. venue on.
“nth Howells.
Norwalk Chronicler