th vicinity.
Increasing
Pleas
upper Mississipp ya _,"Where light
showers are ‘l‘1 , pressure
area is central ..Condltlona
favor for this vicinity pleasant weath-
er with increasing cloudiness ahd
slowly rising temper e on Tuesday.
Concord Division, Sons of Tempern
once, will m9e9t tonight. ,
WW
Our Brothers Lodge,l. 0. 0. 14‘., will
hold a meeting this evening,9
A battalion drill of Companies D and
F will be held in the Armory, Wednes-
day evenlng. 9 9 9 ,_
W
ll J, Collins, the Mann Main street,
furniture dealer spent scum, at his
home in Danbury.
Philip Stalford, of Standard, 9,. for.
mer Center High School pupil was in
Norwalk, Sunday
W
The regular classes will he resumed
in the Central Club, tomorrow after-
noon, at 3:15 o’clock.
The last of the ir 11 work in the new
Hotel Clifford, in S uth Main street, is
being put in position today.
Miss Lulu Frye, of New York, has re-
turned from a visit with Miss Grace
Chlttim. of Center arenue
—-..
The class of 1900 Center High School,
will meet with Miss Kathryn Hunter,
of 136 Main street, Tuesday evening.
Miss ivy St. John Comsto‘clt. of New
Canaan, has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. s. St. John, the past few days.
’l‘he Norwalk and Fairiield Worsted
Mills nine defeated a picked nine on
the Baxter grounds Saturday, 12 to 11.
Wednesday afternoon the Bridgeport
High School team will play the Nor-
walk University School team, in N01-
walk.
1 ;: County Tempura
.: . M
*rotl'd 11411111116? iii-e s
9, one.
Boards of Councilmen will be bel 11
‘Gas Co.’ 1; cooking lesson on 'l’uesdoyMl
‘ salad.
snap shots or the trolley buildingetc
the Brown’s Business Collette. 'h
‘1 141111111 Norwmk Hi 11
Home regret her determination
The Barbers’ Union will hold a meet-
ing in Gus Pitzer’ s shop, Tuesday even- 1
ing. All members ale requested to be
mosent
The Doorkeeper’s Circle of King's
Daughters, of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will meet with Mrs. .10-
siah Gregory, of 132 Main street, Tues-
day evening.
Mrs. Oliver C. Lorkhardt, Miss Mary
Sheehun and Miss Jennie Troy, 01' Nor-
waik. and Mrs. Frank Perry, 0! Bridge-
port, aro enjoying a trip to Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Washington and Old
Point Comfort.
(‘ivil se1vice examinations fox the.
positions oi deputy collectors inspec—
tors and cle1ks of the ciassilled cus-
toms service will he held in the High
School building, Bridgeport, July 8,
commencing at 9 a. 11).. All who wish
to take examinations should get in
their application by June 22. to W. A.
Smith. secretary of the Board of Ex-
aminers.
1
4;.
The now qunrtett‘e of the South Nor-'
wnik Congregational Church began
their yeul' s engagement yesterday
1no1nl11g.und guve excellent satisfac-
tlon The mombols me Miss A Agnes
Chupourinn Miss Aimee Wood, F. .i.
Fame and C ll. Benedict. 'l he v'os
per service was almost entirely musl
cal, Misses Chupourinn and Wood be-
ing heuui in solos which Were excepv
tionhlly good. The voices of the noun
lotto blend nicely, and their selections
were given an artistic rendering. At;
the ‘Ho‘ly Communion service in the
1119141111911; the following united with the:
punch: W. s. Sturtevant and Mrs.
atiirtémnt, James Paul, William liter-‘1
ling, Miss lrma Dibble, Miss Daisy M..,
Disllrow, Miss Ethel 13. Sister, Miss
1111411 Kendall and Edward C. Kendall,
11111. Mn'rie Elizabeth Thorstonsen,
Mi 114111119 ingersoii, 1111.999 Kate W.‘
Was to the effect that no good would
The next convention oi.’
Antonin ml
the tormar’ a pure .
has returned to her some i
The monthly meetings of the City of“
South Norwulk and City of Norwalk“
night at 8 o'kcioc 9
,9 W
-Mrs L. M. Lndlum's‘menn
will be, curry of lamb in 11 no border
boiled rice, baked apples, biscuits, '
. »w< ..:.~im.. 4.‘ '11 lily
.41: 1 999.99
Commodore Clarence F Cohort: 1111111 ;
take his Gemini to Bridgeport. tonl99r-
row, ior an overhauling; National»
to putting her in commission 1'01; t9h9
season.
Judge 0. D. Barnes was about town;
with his camera on Monday and the
m”
0 morning,
9199. AND 2951:. W!!! GOODS
" {J Mum "I “69?”...
ll, hon t, in, the pagan: we.
not a you of this cellcction con 6
131': sold for less 9919911111 190 or 25c.
9fhrill9ty after» , I.
:3.
“99¢
‘ . 1tocut prices to
hc‘entire lot) we can sell 1
990%.!“ as i was, (from a jobber '
are said to be truly wondertulwilreeu 9 9 ,9
\vich News
"""'"""'""” 2:
I S. Brown. fori‘nerly proprietor 999919
a
his patents on “touch typewr ting.”
Mr. Brown continues to reside in
South Norwaik ', '
The South Norwulk Fire Police will
hold a meeting tonight Among the
other business, or :the meeting a del'c‘~ ‘,'9
lists will be elected to the State Fire :1
new 5 convention.
4
9/19
J wnnam van... one at the mem!
.bers ot the graduat'ing 1119199999,!9 or the
school and “sun
of Chief of Police dlim‘er, expects to
take a medical coursein college. 9 .
Miss Flora Belle Sherwood soprano
of Green Fame. is one of the soloists
at the 9: 30 concert or the Music Teach-
er's Association in the Grand Opera
House, New Hay/0191,69V9dnesday.
A regular communication of Old
Well Lodge No.108,F.&. A. 111., will
be held at their rabbis, Wa9hinkto
street, Tuesday evening, 11191 'o’ioc
The third degree will be conlerred,a
tor which a banquet will be Eerved.
All Master Masons are requested to
be present and witness the Work
Miss Esther ' Wests 11. who, tor
the past nine years. has been matron
of the Danbury Childre '3 Home, has '
resigned. Miss Wastel- old as. been
an entirely competent am or The no
stitutlon and the managers of the
leave. She will return to her aunt. in
Norwalk. The resignation to take of
feet June 1.9
~George D. Alden. 141111., attorney
for the industrial Mention, in which
a number of our cltilens are interest-
ed, will speak at tllb‘ Athenaeum, Nor-
walk, Tuesday 9v9ning, May 7th at 8
oclock, on the subject or the Desire
of the Twentieth Century.
invited.
The seicctmen in Wilton have promi 1
ised that they would decide today as
to the calling or the special town‘
meeting, which has been petitioned for
by William Bturgesc and others, to prbi
vent the City or south Norwalk trots “
building 9further reservoirs or con-
structing" a pipe line from a pumping '
stiltion 1111111111 the limits of the town; W
M is stated that the seleotnicn hard
taken legal advice in the matter. whlph
come of the meetin, but the 10 cal
pressure is so gi‘eatyt at it is possible
that it may be called.
There was cons e’rahie excitement
in 11911119901111 yen turd ,whdn a
hbrs‘ e‘long ng’ to rWo em on or
Westport, became frightened u’w‘lliie
passing under the Washington street
railroad bridge by train overlaps 1
The horse started ha a dead W 1
Railroad avenue. with Mr Wakeman
hanging on for his life. The Vehicle
swayed to and [rd and. the many spec
1
tutors who were watching the spectn- -« -
cle expected every minute to see the
man thrown out When the runaway
11919191111991 hunk,” reached )9991119'90999; 99:31:99.}; it 99~
0000 all 6 ,
strenuous etic'lltii w‘a‘ is too [99
the horse's cpur‘flfe so that he we
the road leading to the depot.
hill proved Mr. Wakeman' snivatio,
for it was too much for t animi
with the driver’s “ti rip on to
9911199356160 2191 99 9999
c are an sum (1
who 1111116119 incidérfi” say
o ,
man would certainly have been klllgr 6
it he had not she
course at the men
he would have
struck one at the iron and stone piers.
ged- til
sti%t'
inlma's
ridge
141.1111, Fred J Force, 111111.111 HM Dave
in. M91914 Moreno k
Lees spurns 1.41113.
CHoldI YGUNQ POWk.
«Ara/a V1251: collar.
4 1 ' sons. mm 4. causes; wean
SPECIAL-«North River Roe Shad (With toes) 8c 1b. 1‘
iron and stone 91ers.
1255.0 Lb.
12%0 1.6:.
.12 to 11190 LI.
: ”0 141.14
CURE!) HAMB.
‘Jllemiltitchcd milislinsted and '1
9piq9ues, cheviot cfiec
‘ terhs.
111131111. such beautiful colorl-
'.1' 1
in 1.11. I
Calves liver, with sweet breads, lamb 111.14.111.11 a
lull line of delicatessgn.
Nednatl'ipe
m
cloths,'i siléér opé'n‘e ”stripes.
hemstitched cloths, plan . corded
Seasonabie new fabl‘fiée.
show :90; t1 '
lackvelvet ri be is disprov-
u'rule" the w at is vctiy
than a year pgo thercil, 1,39 lléw
less of it is not’tifltll ..
There is no llnll
are wide “as you 11
used. Manila; 3
ruffles or 969 a 9 L 9
Milli
1131le
”91661. 9616“)th
N .1. Full 6 6616 M06:
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made with out
9i9999541113.’—-~iiiic;some
There s a lively 111611151 , o. 6
Allan t all .
166.50.806‘?!’
in colors.
Everybody ‘ 1 1‘ A
a most progressive m6ll " ' _ ‘
ban you can get such” " "1
dent quality. at the price v10 I
you out see how desirable it is W
chase here? : .19", 1
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1411111111 11110 141111816 '6
939993 Swim; 91Maln “236.
"and limit.
91...
undoubtedly hays b
{as nonable one year is passe the ,
,.;:1141xt1-ilts cum more 111;. demand “111'“
summer dresses do Whit: more 4191-
999m
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Murn-sno AND “P1199911 1141119919116 '
9668,1181! lost In
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c
91611qu the later-
6
“Mild, .wcuu Wand are giving
values 16 01114115111909! Carpets. 11411114131.
112 North 111111 St.
Opposite Tilly Carriage Works.
m...
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1 '4.1191 -.
ah‘d 1111511111111“: Full
SANITARY FLUMBINO.
' 610 escape or across safe!
place It December,w
" 9‘69
' old prison, that they would not be able
= Were concerned, everythln99 199199 pram?- .
011 ass 11
l
=11ni1'duany' clear. The direction of the
Won!
, t9uil 1116011.
; Shithltllii, 660th Netwoi't, 6/
99911109119116 turtle ‘nu’ihb'era or visitors to
t that he had already been in lab
to all the
11
énloncy extended to him for testllylnx-
tor the state._ The state attorney said
; however. that, Hprt advheen 1114 11111111.
, ling witness.
into consideration by the court.
11 E1 or
61111 11:61. to 156 film
a
made was thirty months; six menths
on 11111111 count.
The leniency of the court toward
Hart was shown in two ways: A com-
' paratlvely short time in confinement
d the preference or ;;Iall9 commitment
over that of a term 111 state prison.
The maximum penalty 9ior Hart would
hayd been twenty-'lhe years in state
' , prison, five 6961‘s on 931,011“ count.
The llvlio‘st 11,1 the history or the
m6” -.
OLD. NEWGA‘I‘E MINE.
«Benin ;Oporatlom Abandoned.
as who obtained a lease
- a old NeWg‘nte inlné in
1‘3 11,119. agreeing to begin work
Plan
an .9” I
> by May 1,11ave siren up the undertakc
log. They had spew process for work-
ing’lo'w grade ores somewhat 14111111111-
09.91119 event a procepe, so much ex-
1111111411 in 3611 Mining, 141111 they pro«
dnced a number of experimental
blocks of copper from specimens of ore
11101; 11 up the mine About a
111,911 ago, owevor, they notified
char 11414 H. Clark, of Hartford, Who
he mining rlghts all about the
to carry out their agreement and he
released them from it. They were un-
ablelto rain: the necgsaar: capital.
oppcrmlning hereabont as had a
1 eye to; years. and it will lea
than With Money to burn ho
cures to open up a Connecticut
mine on the ample scale which alone
can determine whether the metal ex
late in sufficient abundance to justify
mining under modern improved meth-
ods.
NEW HAVEN ACCIDENTS.
Boy Kliiedln Elevator and Girl Hurt
9 Trolley Car.
NEW Havynn, May 6~Oharies Jos-
oph Hyde, of No. 49 Prince street, was
crushed to death Saturday night while
operating, contrary to orders, a side
walk elevator at the store of Mendell
& Freedman, where he was employed.
The first known of the accident was
at 7: 30, when a clerk saw the boys
legs projecting over the sides of the
elevator. The boy had been caught
across the neck and death is thought
to have been instantaneous.
Laura McNeill, six years old. dough.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil]. or
No. 266 Chapel street. was run over by
a trolley our late yesterday afternoon,
but is expected to recover from her in
'Jurics
and her right foot so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary.
“cous'nruriou 70 as LAUNCHED ‘
11 . . rowel-11'.
'da'y‘ evllr'ythln‘g was in ’snapei, or the,
launching of the Belmont cu yacfrt“
Constitution from the Herreshoi'f
works this evening. as for as the craft
itself was concerned; in other re-
spects. however, there still remained
some arrangements to be perfected. it
was, stated this torenoon that no pro-
manager of the Constitution, said that
the lady who Was an christen the new
boat had not been selected. All this,
it was admitted would be taiten care
of this 111ml
sons who had been anlted to be pre
sent at the launching had reached
111.111 As for as weather conditions
4911111119 today The sky was 0
11111011311 the atmosphere had a chi
in! lttrom the northeast breeze. it was
Wind also gave prolnlse of raiglng‘ the
lids to a point higher even on: it
teach under the influence 9! the
91 111-1114 was 4.1. 11111114 Morison
cream: on tho'
Itrdbt
0111
(01066661
tiled in We lauhchg
p yacht arrived here this
that Was the little steamer
ith 'a party
or photocrsphcra on board: Tile trains
'thy
”to take chances of get-
99 019 the cup defender
.Alm
REPRISENTA‘TWE 899'91'A9ND918H
1- 00110.
May whepresentatlve
111911;»9 at 9 901110.11
11111. 0999;996:199 say-
its?“ union. 0mm. 11 some to
thirty" yam can, lie was
, ‘ ‘u. a, sonic .oml political
141.,town. will 11 id new cool
i. {11199119 Wall 6196 u:
value will be hard to' flop] sate.
in 1.11411 colors. trout cuffs and collar
Her thigh bone Was broken
BRISTOL. R. L, May 6-—As car as 1
could be judged tram appearances to 1
Willie's for the launching had won 1
arranged and W butler Duncan, the .
11, alter the few per- ‘
out: 1:
141111 1111111111“ them "elves today with .1
at has in taking a
' 11111119111119.19991119 Machinery and 14011.11
'11 till; who had been oriti~ '
14191111191161. lot disca«25¢ ~
11111191 was 1
n we 11 ,riht1.,bul
:1, soilingwsmlgyr;
otférin'gs with 001191 . T
at these prices. The
F9199 m - 9
d boyfs ape ' _
collars attached masons” l1
culls. size 12% to little. ,
Men's fine madraa no ‘
white, (Monarch make) 11,8,
Men a silk ties in a grad vs
styles, 250.
L99dies' n9ew stripe Percale Waists,
sun lug col or of some, soft cults, 39c 4
Ladies’ White Lawn Walsts, fancy “$233636?“ patent “3h
fr99nts9, 5t99c9k back, bishop sleeves, spot» 4 '
a at .
Ludles' mercerlzed Chambray Wulsts 88%;?“ dfififlufigfilc"
shirts and drawers. 4
We carry a 11111 i ,_
styles in a pure 919111999.9 co 1*.
each. ' " ‘
lace trimmed, 69c.
Will 9 Lawn, Waists, tucked back
and front, soft cuffs, 89c.
in addltl ion to the above numbers
you will find here a large assortment of
row tine colored 01 white waists 1n the
’iutest styles, 11 om $1. 00 up.
UNDERMUBLIN SPECIALS.
Wouldn’t be here if they weren't
gpepial. Just picked from the new
s'pring stock and priced to make a
week of extra heavy selling.
Gowns.
Ladies‘ muslin gowns, insertion and
tucked yoke, 691.
Ladies' gowns in V and square neck,
ggmstitched and embroidery trimmed.
c
Ladies’ gowns. line duality muslin.
insertion and tucked yoke, embroidery
trimmed neck and sleeves. 98c.
Skirts.
Ladies' e‘xtra- duality muslin skirts,
hematitched flounce, dust ruflie, 98c.
Ladies muslin Skirts, (19991) tucked
anounce, 9mbroiderytlln1m
Ladies’ skirts. deep ii’ou 'c r em. 10c.b
broldery99, lawn dust ruffle, $1.89. Bone heir pins, 7c. (losers
m
1149 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn
To 1:1
mm a line for 11.11.1111
a dozen items out ‘90
worth saving You 11th
Black or white hook and e .'
Nickel plated safety 111119.40,
Pearl buttons, 5c. dozen.
Kid hair curlers, all leng
Featherstitch brain, he. pi,
Genuine old fashioned
soap, 6 ..
Colgate 3 Turkish Bath
Royal tooth powder, 100.
Mennen' s Talcum Houdini - 1
Vaseline, 4c 11 bottle; extra who
80.11 bottle.
Hartshorn Ammonia, full 14' e
100. hot is.
99 01919 icaiiy prepared witch 11m
ott e
19. Black £9or russet “Viol" shoe d
AT THE
011111411 Food 60.33101
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES - Both Staple and Fancy.
CHEESE— Elegant Cream, Roquefort, English‘
.Dairy, Miniature Cream. etc. '
FRUIT -— Florida and California Navel Oranges, 1315111
arms and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
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we pay the abovsreward in: any we aim
Dyspepsia, Slék 9666631461:
25960399 been 600;. 6;
bomwntahziSl’ilii.
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