it encourlles attention to the
outsider of the item A little
\ works wonderHlianaea the en
tire complexion of your domicile.
‘llc‘t our figures for“ the
change.
207 E. Washington St ‘ “
., flint. known as Joe
concerned in any will“! in iiouth Nor— .
ililacs will be held in
err-ls. one o the party
choir Mild creams
' Tomorrow is the inlet of Cor nay
Christi in the Catholic Clillei'ldlg. b or.
t In
‘Chiil‘cli‘iul
Mr and Mrs. W. W Austin, of Bib
tortillas. will celebrate their, littiatiu at.
golden weddiua anniversary this eve-
18M Madrid“ 11¢?!le emu
. friends and relatives to their house.
_ ; ”W i .
its... Shepard the well know pug.
Wiser. was pin
walk, Monday night,l18 reported yea
. , terdny.
. .WIATHINR FOREGAUT]. 2
For at for orwalk a ii v cinity:
' run-2 offic‘lfiht and during trilogy Thurs-
day with showers late Thursday after-
noon. Light to fresh southwest winds,
The area of low pressure in theguorih.
west yesterday morningl is new henirai
tiger Mississipi valley. Clan.
£51m heat hg‘r with rain avails in Tel:-
as. the dipper Mississippi valley and
western- portion of the lake region.
Pleasant weather moralls in other sec-
tions. The temperature hits continued
to also slowly east of the Mississippi
2 river but has fallen in the northwest.
The storm in the upper Mississippi vai-
Mgr wl1 12pi?hatbly reach this vicinity
'1‘ ur or n Hats
Raymond Brothers have just pur
chased a new double dump cart.
unto-om-
Gwen Daly, of St mford. a marine of
the U 8. nautical ails oft. was visit-
ing in Norwalk‘ list or iii pg
321 G Worden. Mrs. G. D. Wer-
nits" B W or ordéh‘, of. Narnia”:
, in Bridgeport.
W472
Portion flaunt}. Vb?) has
I fill! r lilid Mia. ibble,
l‘i'as2‘returned to her home in New
0 .
4;. .
tuloiln Buxton. who was operated on
ir appendicitis in the stamford hos.
tal talthi‘ a weeks ago, is ellpecte‘tl
[gillM orrdw. .
133T Michell Maude and Claiullne
with of Cliniidn. hove been the.
gbiiosis of Miss Charlotte Hamilton of
ewtown avenue.
‘2" .
> .m“
The pupils of Mrs. LC .0 Newklru
will give a recital tonight in Look-
- Wood’s ”Ball Norwalk. The program is
one of the best of any.
Miss Elisabeth floors. of Bridgeport.
and Miss May Bradley. of New Haven.
are the assets of Miss Grace Palmer
Bucknam. of Main street
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"—The always uniform and reliable ”
imperial Crown Cigar.
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The high price of beef doesn't bother
those Norwalk consumers who get
theirs by bur‘glar‘izluz- the Wholesale
beef house-NEW Haven Palladium
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St. George, enjoyed a good time at
their eating last evenin.
Wedded lty‘ they Will gate Shlnford
to witnciss the installation; of phicérs
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Wii
llam B. Staples, Blast Norwalk, on Fri
day at ii! 30 lint . Those who have
aprons to make will please bring them
a...
2 -—-l')on't forget that Rosani. the
Prince of Jugglers, will be at the Arm
ory, Thursday, at 4: all and 8: 30 a. :rn.
Also; thlti; a‘chlclfen balddi supper will
be served from 5: 30 to 8:30 . ,
There will be a meeting of the South
Norwalk Conclave No. 418, l. 0. of l;l.,
this evening in Mystic Chain Hall, as
this is the last meeting before t s “can
ventlon. it is to the interest 0 every
member to be present.
The Cross & 8151er Manufacturing
Company. the Wdtérh‘i‘iry Machine
Criminally. of Waterbury. yesterday no.
tilled their striking employees that
their places would be filled with non:
linion men This‘ strikers have post'eti
pickets about these factories
Rebekah Lodge is to have a big
time Friday night. and the ladies have
been a long time preparl’rig for Wit The
grand oillcers are J’be here, witness
the degree work With? lod e to
A supper will be hell! 2T lids
team has been rehearsing fer some
time.
or volt a o no.
'5th (NW ‘2' fi’l'i‘l’dgli‘ ’ flint.”
ready for Well) color” 2le»:
Next ‘,
Minot B. Saunders has written here
that he will call from Jacksonville on
the Clyde Lino steamer impala. to
morrow, for The Norwalks and win
visit his brother Maurice B Baiinderb.
for some time
Robert Cotter is telling all his
friends today about the beautiful two
and one- half pound pickcrel o hauled
out of the Cove pond yester by. it is
a beauty, says Bob. and his friends be«
lieve him, because he is one of the few
who can tell a true flsb story. ~Stam-
ford Advocate.
mm
Ponassus Council, R. A., held a
meeting last night, and decided that
on the next meeting night. Tuesday.
June 18. a duel literary and musical en-
tertalnnieht ould be given to' thé‘ lad-
ice. A fine supper was served by Ca-
2 1dr” Harrie A. Smith and this was fol
owed by a smoker
Wm
Robert M Mulllngs, of Norwalk, who
has the rank of assistant inspector
general of the Army and Navy Union.
organised a
dy nihht. dint Gilbert L
booted: commander.
Weston, of Compsnyc
litlJlltflnt. .
relies
shed Lieutenant
. 331990.590 its
WANT DIVIDENDB.
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stockholders Suing Officials of Siam-
ford. Manufacturing Company.
Samuel W. Batteries. of New York.
and John Swartout and ”but?“ W.
Min print nav o stuns i: suit,
against Willis silica; and other era‘s
tale of the lord ’tltia‘u'li amt solarium
ogre 3""? {ll 8222th a settie‘ii’lclll? ”or the
a are a coin u an a resump-
tion of gilvidond p hilél‘sl in "the case
have been filed in the Superior Court
stockholders in the company. but do
not hold high salaried official post
trons. Skinny and the others do. The.
are owinu fat on; salaries that are
too urge to be consistent with
non-payment of dividends. The follow?
lnl list of salaries paid to onlclals is
included in the complaint: Skiddy,
Leeds. 34 4.690
the Stamford Manufacturing Company
used to be a prosperous firm. and that
it should not pay“ hood dividends.
The case will be gt hard fought one
ghee it comes to tr al in the Superior
curt.
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SAFETY PaédAuriou.
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Largo Tail Lights to be Placed at Rear
Of All Passenger Trains.
To safeguard its rolling stock and
the lives of its passengers. by reduc-
ing even the possibilities of no soul
dent to amlnimum, the several divi-
sions of the Consolidated road will
from now on have large tall ll hts at
the end of ill passenger aid addi
clonal to the markers. a rod (ltd,
light can be seen 9; ion distance so
by its use real -end co llslons will be
almost impossible. For. some time the
large tail light has been in use on the
Eastern division. but this is the first
21) its introduction in this section Or
Fills for the lights have but recently
been issued.
on. PITBLADO To REMAIN.
Settlement of the Controversy Over
Two Methodist Pdators‘.
The official board of the Methodist
Episcopal Churcli‘ of Windsor Locks
has received word from the bishop
that he has decided to allow new. or;
other conference. This Will settle the
Yaiosvlllo over thalamus?” of pastors.
VAHNlCi-l MMtICQHJIVOI'C‘ VAR
Floor Willi cost o more a quart:
MWWWW”
This brlzhl Weather-4i it keeps lip—Will prod use new Witc- . .;2_,
we have 9W «inhabit article 2
“bid. “tbs. We assure you that
just as soon as titty} appear
s‘y§.43.42‘
Garden truck
picked is the only sort to W...”
we have. » .22... .21 mm
_ ,oa‘l't llook brig r and wear fully
“'r 2.i 2.‘-
must be fresh to be rollshable—an'd the fresh
ii to purchase. We the only sort
2 2‘. ii iii liflilll“
22,3th
.{‘
trisonln Stain Million ‘
escort so. Swartout sud Mlu‘o‘r are.
complaint sets up that the detenda‘nta
4.000; mused instrumentation; ,
it is alleged in the complaint that '
now there is no attenuate reason Why , .
ii Pltblado are at i Windsor 2
Little. en‘s.” as ill-lasts s 2w
Rev. Josellii tmilled ‘thls. l
fintmyorq olng
rsolne WNW slushy)? e'llgMetll’llz _
dist churches bf docks" and
all m white and of many
ctr-patterns.
, White as... goods.
French lawns. 50-inch, 35c and
to hf yard ~
Breath organdlcs, 68 inch, 35c
and to $1 yard
250 yd.
25c and to 50c. yd
Novelty white goods, 12%c and
to socy d .
Swiss mulls 32- inch. 12%c and
to 75¢ yd.
Front basement.
White Gloves.
Suede zo‘liuttou $2 and $3 50.
Suede lb—buttou, $2. 75.
Suede 8- button. $1 50
Suede 3- clasp. $1 50.
Sheila 2-c|asp, $1..
Glace, 2-clasp, $l, $l. 50, $2.
Silk, lbpbutton, $1.00.
Silk, 3~button, 58c., 75c.
Lisle, 25c., 50c.. 75c.
Silk, glrls', elbow length, 58c.
Sigh mitts elbow length, 38c.
Elk mitts. short. 25c.
Taffeta, for girls. 25c
White cotton, lei/2c.
Center nlsle rear.
Paranoia.
'lhc new styles are bewitching
' ~doubly so in pure white or in
white relieved by black.
C' hit’ion is the great favorite and
silk, when used. is tucked blobs}!!-
ately. Ruffles are frequently
its
.cauiics of chiffon or silk-«$5
and $7. 50.
Opposite elevator.
THE ROWLAND
m Goons co
Sliintti
hit
our (lingual llap‘er makes fine and
’5
_rcil’ahlc work almost attain.
It pays in every way to have good
wallpaper put on your walls. it works
better and Wears better. because it is
both put on well and is good in text-
ure and color.
Our new papers are delightful exam-
plea. of fine art in wall coverings.
.l . .cobih Rudder
N Painter and Paper Hangar,
33 booth uni. bireet.
Opposite Havlland Street.
of everyone the price of the loves.
less [aha Heaters we a r224
51; .
“(fl Destined
1n0m I 1
nine in appeara'r'ltio and of iii-eat
strength. Our 318 ltange is a model
on compactness
oi- out N Noah
50.
s) ortl‘iaistcd 3.."
indie linons, 32-inch, 8c and to;
Dotted Swiss muslins, 32—inch, 2
11in nkihs boys. 8
had be last' a ctlflh been.
Mr. Norris heraldry of
roots cud harbarnolhinc
also could giro that rich.
delicious (layer and misty-
in: alioofto your palate and
aluminium makailao bina-
liclal and harmless to sun
the babies and old “in“? ,
Sillllllill‘lillk unto
, Incorporalcd 1901.
Capital ”Fifty Thousand Dollars.
PRE‘ENT LOCATION.
First National dank lul ding,
24 WASHINGTON S REET.
restless:
Frank A. sum Ms B. Woodward
Th Ll Raymond Edwin C. Kaaior
No and my I‘ Franklin .smith
Th“. ill ' Winthrop .Porry
‘ ill lidrd ittloldon.
FRANK A. FIRM. President.
measure a. ooLoEn. Vicaapralldent
CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer.
Banking business of all kinda, donor
its. discounts. collections.
Savings Department.
caivod on lntartat‘.
Trust Compaiiy business of all kinda.
Authorized by its charter. with its up
ital as security, to act as executor, ad~
minim-slot. guardian. conservator,
trustee of any trust.
lkgoounta and tracts of all kinds coli-
0 W. U
Deposits re
of the world. Letters of credit and
travelora‘ it asks.
Bullpen ours. 9 to 12 a. m., and 1
to 3 p. In... and also 6 to 8 p. m., Gator.
day evenings.
2 . 1W
SOLID AND SUCUFUSFUL.
Gill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Surplus. ”00.00000
ailin- smug; ”5.000.013
JOIN ll. mlllfi. WIC-
JABOI II. “HON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farrla Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Chriut‘adfiwartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathawaen
Josiah R. Marvin . Samuel Grumman
.4. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollofrod.
comm
HANDY.
Once a week. or once a
month, lay aside a certain
portion of your income. Do-
posit this in some savings 2
bank, ours ir you like. But
don't neglect to SAVE f
This inonoy will come han-
ib to you some day, indeed
it will. ‘ '
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UNITED IANK BUILDING-
. . .g2.22u.._'.i ,i
. as much sport to be gotten from it.
Drafts and money orders on all parts 8
'Mlllllmallisnvlnlsllllli :
lotion. had delivered the as.
will 1 .
iallltlurl ihl it
n n a in 4
1 ‘ iii ‘6 can or of the
no room in root. with heard the loud
outlnk of “All aboard now the flier-
ry-fimronnd is going to start rial:
away. " There Was a rush for the little
1. copies and the children were hanni‘
The merry-swoops. which is own-
ed by Howard s. Btarstt. and is con-
ducted by himself and Eli Masters. of
.New York. is certn‘lnly a unique at-
(sir. It was constructed purposely to
so used at fairs held in public build-
thus. it is not so large as the aromas
merryngo-round. but then there is just
and last night the children nldne did
not avail themselves of the opportunity
' of taking a ride, but the older ones as
Well enjoyed the spoil. There is no
- steam power to run the affair, but Mr.
Masters has a strong arm, and is will-
ing to turn the crank. even if there is
only one or two to take a ride Mr.
- Starrctt furnished music on a piano
To come to the food exhibit. All the
booths are decorated about the same.
The red, white and blue prevails cram,
where, and Chinese lanterns are q itcy
conspicuous. strung crisis-cross on
wires. All the booths had a tasty ap-
pearance and looked very lnvltlnir
Pretty girls were in charge and they
were ever willing to assist in selecting
any article they had for sale. i,
The booths.- save one. were situat-
ed on the left side of the hall. The first
one as you enter this the cocoa booth,
in charge of Mrs. J. H. Norris and her
Sunday school class. the Misses Bessie
Mills. Jennie Siauson. Edna Baker 8a.
die Brown. ids Decker. Edith Martin»
can and Vera Whitney. j
Neat to this was Hacker. Jones it
Jewell’a Farina pearl flakes, Royal
Health Food. samples of which were
given out by Miss Florence Welch and
Mrs Van Housed.
Beardsley's shredded codilsh. Acme
sliced beef. boneless herring. was the
next. and was in charge of Mrs Fred-
erlck Quintard. and the Misses Luella
Lane. Mary Bullock and Miss Harris.
Samples of peanut butter were given
out by the Misses Mildred Baxter. Gore
trudo and L. Bentlely.
Peter Cooper s so etine samples were
presided over by Mrs. Dr R. L. Hig-
ins.
Next to this was the art and fancy
booth, at which may be found a great
variety of fancy articles. This was in
charge of Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mrs. E ii.
For. Mrs. Marshall H.1‘olles. Mrs. W
0. Thompson. Mrs. Reed Flynn and
Mrs. Emily Ely.
The flower booth. which sent out
west perfume. was conducted by the
Farther Lights Society of the South
Norwalk Ba tlst Church. The names
of those in a tendsnce were Mrs. G. W
Aiken. and the Misses Jeannette Cam-
eron. Minnie Ferris, Alice Burnham.
Fannie Mitchell and Maude Aiken.
Next are found the clinics and bags
with Mrs. C. F. Boutwcll and the Miss-
es Belle Doan. Laura Duty. Alice Bent-
lcy and Gertrude Lyon in charge
Then there was, a line display of
Health brand canned hoods. from Louis
DeGroff A: Company. of New York. in
milk brand and health food. Here are
to be found the Mishes Lillian Bartram.
Minnie Frank. Jennie Yost and Lena
Fellow. llere also are the fine teas
and coffees of the same brand. and the
Chautauqua grape juice
At the end of the armory, W. S. Stur-
tevant has a fine display of pianos and
during the evening. the wonderful
plnuola discoursed sweet music.
On the right the Misses May Fallon.
Florence Clark and Dre Mae King are
in charge of the candy booth. and
Fletcher D Williamson has charge of
1 DeKlyn' 5 ice cream.
At the end. on the right. is the rifle
range. but it was not running last
nlght. This afternoon it will be in
charge of George Gale and Emerson
Ayres and this evening, Charles Crew
and A. A. Guy will have char e.
The Village Choir ap‘pc re ‘s sin this
evening. with an entire c once of pro
2 gram. It is fair to presume that a still
larger crowd will be in attendance.
MERCHANTs flggu'l‘lwd LIKE 1’2an
That the Consolidated Railroad re
fused the request of the Greenwich
Board of Trade for fifty- trip family
tickets to and from New York, at the
rate of one fare for both ways, is
'deemed by many of the Greenwich
merchants to he a solid thing
They do not see why ind c'e eilnts
should he made to their customers to
so to the city. when they might spend
t'eir money, that as well at linin’.
are are certain adva tildes in it e
httyitrip tickets; but it s hiércha it
look at the matter in another light.
However. the Board f Trade is still
working to obtain w at it set‘ out to
accompllsli.~Greenwich News.2
BODY OF MAN FOUND.
covered the body of a man in the
. J bushes a no .fbet from the built; of
_~' the Connecticut
river a of
Wright's Island yesterday. 2
5; none wast-twister WWW
dram ind er‘ dithe
2 ., Bassottl"
1 31.25 waist at ll.
Rollo Harvey. of Glastonbury, dis- '
It had up;
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Fresh alloy/lug of the daintlest wash
waists. These can for early lnvsstlga.
lion. all being of more than ordinary
value.
Colored Percale and Gingham Shirt
Wallis tucked backs, soft collars and
0141.500.
Fine white lawn Shirt Waists. some
very daintlly tucked. some prettily em-
hroldered and lads trimmed. Tucked
backs, soft collars and Bishop sleeves,
Ladle‘s’ Jersey ribbed Vitals
neck, worth 15c, speciallov
Lilliies’ Jersey 121beer
colored lace fronts
Ladles' ilsle thread V so.
cotton with short sleeve 2'2
Sheer White Lawn Waists, some
made with sailor collars, tucked and
hematltchod, embroidery trimmed, soft
artill'nlrn6 and Bishop sleeves. a bargain
a
10o pair.
Ladles' extra quality fast bl
made of selected ydrna Pia
bed. 150 pair ‘
Ladles' extrlt fine quality
Hose. Onyx or Hurnsdorf (lg
WASH GOODS BARGAINS.
Here's a wash goods equipment that
would grace any store; about every
well known and wanted weave.
Scores of stylish and dainty color com-
binations. Prices lowest, than you’ve
ever paid for like qualities.
86-inch Percales in stripes. large as-
sortment of the newest colorlngs.
Special at 10c yd.
Madras Clinghams in stripes and
corded effects; also solid colors, 12m
yard.
Manchester corded Chambrays. 17c
Boys' ribbed Hose, no no
7 to 9%.17c. 3 pairs for 50
Man a black and white striped ll
Hose, 1254.0 pair.
'KID GLOVE SELLING.
You all know the reputation ‘
kid glove stock; none but ill,
gloves: none but the sttinda‘
tested makes. These values
prices should prove of much i
to you,
Ladies’ two clasp celeb
Gldce Gloves in all than on
also black and white. 'tne‘y'sre
from perfect skins. every pair w
ed, 98c pail.
Lildlefi’ three button Suede on
Cnildonlan Zephyrs lace stripe of-
fects.2 From
Fantasia silk Chambraya. the spring
novelty in merceriaed dress fabrics. in Gloves, $149 pair
pink. blue. hellotrope old rose and Menu Kid Gloves at silo and films
nlle green. Plain or dotted, lilo yard. pair.
“no
"4 Washington Street. ‘ th Norwaik, Con
The Flour summer Rum on the Sound.
Excursions Nearly Every Day.
Good Music and 58;?!“ Mira
(tom " “
rim: NESTIIIRIINT. snort: nmivm a spool
Personal Appearances.
They Gaunt.
With the cominq of the sunshine
comes a desire to brtohten up the
personal appearance. Notbiug
aids moresarely than an attractive
prmn
Sui t
toned up with a little BAN
0F SILK
Our stock of Suits consists of
some of 2 the most attractive, duo
able, reasonable garments pro-
curable. .2:
The Neckcoear line is all that can
be deadly tile natty dressers. "
[impaction the only necessity it
make you purchare.
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patently he carried down ‘stren,
drill: the f enlist. it’2 was rhinos
allelic or J. H. amiii‘.
bio“ to dentuy tear as soil
”Wad about flatly
ten inches ti and weighs a
aswfagrlg“ wail
Marinara».
hl‘argsco n
Go tool. on
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