1 st or Norwallt andwlcinityl
Folr tonlg t. Wednesday generally
5 udy,,and .probably light, flattered
was. The Area 9t 101w manure. is
cent lg'thls morning. in the southwest
d 9 area 9t high pressure is 999’-
no r the middle Atlantic c’9as
Bight flowers have 999921-911 in the
northwest, upper litiesibeipplq valley
and-la 9 recipe There is a 9lisht1rlse
textile: mparature east or the Mission-
lppi. ri r.111'l‘hunderstorms11r11swere re-
ports ed11 outfit. Paul. Duluth11l2lreen
Bay and Cleveland. Frosts' were re-
ported trout Spokane. Wluaemucca
and Boise Git t.y
For the first time this season the
Knob bus will run tomorrows . 1
lion. and Mrs. A1. H. Byiagtou have
‘1':er from a trip t0 Washington,
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”m
Painters are at work in the cigar
storgVVof Oidenschlager in Washington
8 re
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Miss Lillian DcGray. of Brooklyn, is
visiting Miss Edith L. Crossman, South
Main street
Arthur B. Russell, of the Princeton
mm 1.89th, is at his home in
1,1 u; 1
“Wire: Mary1P.TIlimadse. who is b‘cr~
lously ill with pneumonia, remains
about the same.
Miss Mae Kelley and Jennie Cahlll,
of South Norwalll, spent Sundtly- With
friends in Stamford 1
—eil‘1he~1largest auction of household
furniture for years, at E. K. Banks's,
No. 80 .West. avenue. Friday. Jun
at 10 o’ciaolt. Mitchell it Son. up
tioneers.
Letter barrier John F. Healy is tak-
ing a vacation and Harry Benedict is
substituting for him.
1.1—.“
Fred Coleman, Jr, is the proud pos
sessor of a brand new bicyclel, which
he has just received.
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Dr. Hazen and family. of Nehrk.
are occupying the Freeman cottage at
Bell island for the~season.~
”a
Charles Trowbrtd‘se. who has been
in New York city tier seine ,time, has
returned to South Normal
The quwalk Chapter. D. A. R. will
hold a special eating next Monday. to
oompletethe 1e action of officers.
Miss Edna Manes Smith, of New lio-
chclle. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
A. J. Crossman, 165 South Main street.
fl,” L 1 l{:,
Uncut Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men. will hold its regular meeting to
night 'vln11the‘wlgrl‘mm in Washington
street.
William Perry. of the Vermont Agri-
cultural School is spending a few days
at the residence or Dr. Charles 0 Bo-
Mnnan, in South Malmstreotu. -. 11,1
‘Wednesday afteriip'oli the Ladies'
Benevolent Associitihn ilild the King’s
Daughters. of the Flow Debunkatianai
Church, will hold a union mapping, ,1
W V i
~GREAT cinema our ‘im a.
Dry Goods, Furnituremndflarpets. at
89059111 d: Hoyt’s. 89.,Nprwalh
I ‘ . . \ i. ' .
E. P. Weed and W.'01‘ldla'lm1are to
attend tomorrowth the silver anniver-
sary of the Ph cal-Fm
ties. at the Brafidogollt allote'l.'s
Miss Mary Dingey, of East News":
and. is sMarydi‘. ,Hute lacs, of Day
street. 91min
Mrs. George Wooiwy. to underlie 1
idelluer an address ab: .8
,1
‘ was at. mam.
tl-WM moays with e
Tortilla oyster grounds in Sen hperti!
barbell to P. mention and 9 Tall-
motley. wants-bled- in the
11 Man
‘ Members or Welcome Strangerbold
Sons of St. George, will so to Stuniford,
tomorrow evening, to witness the luv
fieliatlon oi oihcersmf. the Stamford
~A luxury. An 11111111111191.1111. 199
cilar. 1 .
is
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1J1G Woolley., ,-. Prohibition
fill ,.
.5 .1
3n
many
‘ $in25'.
9 1
ins to milks converts 11.11111 cause,
We are afraid he is doomed to clean-1w
noiatmentr—Bridgepore Bost. 11'
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111Th9 Charity ercle ol the Norwalll
Baptist Church met last .nialltu -1wltV,li
Mrs. :James Walsh. at Pine street,
Norwallt and planned for a trolley
ride to Bridgeport a weekVV from tamorV-
row. 1 .
'liheBundbyBchool Board ,
endMe Methodist Church held a“ pg
last night and talked upon the 111111111111
of an excursion for the Sunday school
this year. No definite action was talk
on. - 1 ,
cela
bails 437.5
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Cockelioe Tribe, improved Order 0!
Maud Men, will hold a remind meeting
Friday night in the wigwam and make
arrangements to go to New Canaan
to participate in the centennial anni-
versary;.i
Districtvb$cty Chan A Ballots Will
its" the ers. of,, alanine Strun-
g'er Lodge. th s evening. Tomorrow 99
will {go to Starnterd ind install the
officers of Albion Lodge, .13“; at St.
George 1 1 1
doionfib mile Smith: and William W..
lighter, Will: represent Trinity 1Episcq,‘
pal church. at the annual conventions
of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut
which is held; held.- in Trinity WChuroh
in New Haven, today.
W..-
Colonel and Mrs. P. St John Look 1
wood are in Poughkeepsie this week.
attending the commencement. eater 1;. ,
class of the senior class of Vassar Col 1 1 ‘”
lege. Their daughter. Miss Jull'a. B
Lockwood. is a member oi the class.
to 1351i:
ment.
u.”-
Secretary James H. Norris, of the
Young {Men’s Christian-.1Assoeiation.
wife and son, started for Boston on the
9:10 train this morning. eThey. will at-
tend the Y. M. C. A. Jubilee Conven-
tion, and later Mrs. Norris and son will .
visit with her parents in Spencer. Mas-.1
11199;. ’W. H. Hubbard. pastor. ot- the
899th Norwmk Baptist .Ohurchp poly}
Sunday school rally in the 6Methodist
Episcopal Church, Stra‘tford tonight.
on the subject, Character of Teachers
Essential to Success.
John. J; .Reldy. formerly employed: in
the clothing store of J. P. Francis. in
Washlnsttln street. who recently. on
listed in the 111911111 army. is now am
tioned atail‘ort: Slocum. N Y. He ex
pools to be transferred to the Philip-
pine service shortly.
W l I ,
At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. the
We 1921119919115 it; Tilly.1.son1oi}
Henry1zil‘lliy. of South Main street and
Miss Alice May Day, daughter of Mrs
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good 11111111111111 with spreader,
pillow and vhiauce. 1 1
,..Steamer-chairs, adjustable to
comfortable
,For indoor eonliort- ‘
liner-sets of American
{glfigfi’fm‘l‘flfi‘fl‘fl‘fixfihifllfi garnenware. panelled {Mediation-.-
Similar dinner- sets of Cook’s ware
I,pViVnil rose- ”bud pattern and silt
“lg 457111.
ottage dinner- sets 0! Millikan .919:-
sipslet. decoration and sold
rated toilet sets. V9 “p 111111194925.
l$n V'Vgatterns‘.‘ gold lines. ulate shapes-V—
Japanned toilet- sets. fancy patterns.
with. stands-r21. 25 and to, $11.11....
Decorated trailer lamps with 9111111111,,
a thbard centemlraft taunt—4150;
nan lamps with colored globe-«111959
Bedmroom' lamps. iron stand large
burner-1429.
Bedr'odm lamps glass stand—429.
Add sheets. and pillow—cases,
and quilts. and towels, and linen.
Ready made sheets. 2 by 2%
yds-42c.
Rendy- -madc sheets 2'/ by 2/3
N51459:, . .. .
;He‘iluuctl“lnmk toWelsé——6c and
China lamps and domestic in bise-
Drapery hammocks and outdoor fur-
niture on third floor.
in
i'elllbld about
it pays in every way to, have hood
wall paper put on your walls. it works
better and wears better. because it is
both put on well and is good in teit-
are and color. ‘
Our new papers are dellghtgpl exam-
is of fine art I91 wall coveriii'ns.
cecal) It; Rudder
Painter and Paper Hanger,
mm tau-1W
331 south. Main onset.“
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positions—-
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Annie E Day. of B9, view avenue will, ,
tulle place an the initiation of the bride, ,
Rev Paul Moore Strays 1 pastor oi! th ‘
South Norwalk Conversational Church?
will tie thelnupual knot. Milli Marya
Nae of South Morfllil. Will be
bridesmaid and Herbert J. Tilly. of 1
New York will be Wthe best man. 1
Michael White-”ham 1 1
employee sweetness 1h): N d 11
Haven. forearm 93.5qume k. the
contli'actttirq; wor‘ltb ”much (i. Mi. Ft
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atrium d insist ’
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was crushed
a);
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Cambiocll. Watkins I: VV'Dow, ill. E. Gor-
ham. J. '1‘. P
Sperry and 91111111111 Mall Burn 1'1 11111111
gar cured Hams.
vegetables in their season in roll
1’ ”in '
991,111.11 younp Fowlg. - 12m in. g1 V
Slop ll legs Spri hanlb, , 129 ll: 999911 Blue Fish. 11,99,119“
Museum" at his 2.1111111 ‘ 91-. 111 lies Shad '89 i ’.
N‘tlve Vedl Roast, ' Millie lb. fill'tt‘er Fish. “lit l .
lilo lb. Fresh Mackerel
Sold by
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rise 1.1111111111111111: -
lie lb.
109 lb.
Toluene.
audible prices.
Danger
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1 Emily. Kidney trouble and slight, prin-
: VtVruatee of any ru at.
1 :03 am. and uVlae 5 to V5 p.VV 1“." Sailor-
_ ay‘ 9 ill 11
Explosion! 1
4, fibrin! attest.
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lactary,,says. “W lioy,l enligtw
«WM income and national-e and hard-
ships merihave weakened me physi-
any dihlchlty est in. and as. i noticed
an advertisement about Dean's Kidney
Pills earing- 1.111111111111111 I got a box at
Plaisted’s and took them. After fin-
letting the treatment I felt ever so
much better 9nd the VvVngechVetlons were
natural " '
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cenggmbox. .FosterV-lilliburnpo, Buf-
falo, 1N. Y., sole agents for the United
States.' " V ‘11:?
Remember sine-11miuem1-Bcenis-s—and
take no ptllpr. W11, f
lusorporated Juno ' léétl.‘
Abutmsouums.
JOHN H. roams.
see. 17. ceases. '
1 .,Pree_lgent1
Vice-President.
See. and Treats.
’ Directors:
Alden Salmons Edward Beard
John ii. Ferris John H. Light
John H. Knapp Josiah it Marvin
Henry l. Smith George F. Hearse
*2...
ran bank is strictly a saving insti
tutlon arid invests its 'iuirds‘only‘in
high grade securities.
South lorlalilruico
incarcerated lillil.
Capital Fifty'ITlillili'and' Dollars.
91111111911111 1196111719111,
First National Bank Buildln.
«.1, wasnilvo'rolv am ET.
TRUSTEES:
linen A. Eel-rip Asap. Woodward
Then. i. any” 9nd Edwin .0. Keeler ‘
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. smith
Theo. a. Lownpep 1w1l athrop H. Perry
,1 Richard H. Golden.
FRANK A. resale, President.
RICHARD H. GOLDBN. Vice-pmidant
GHARLES E. HOYI. Irenuror.
“flit-{9
Banking business of all 111511., depos-
its, discounts. collections.
‘1 Savings Department.
Q .
e1|ved pp
rliy, at as executor, -
r, guardian. conservator,
Doro-iii to
scanner an up». 1‘" all hind- ugli-
smith.
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by orders on all parts
can. or Vcredlt and
Business hours. 0 to la a. m., and i
recess:-
Gill'l‘ A
a psi-elite been alt-him for
buy some new. insulting V
fifiili‘l villain Bill
1. seventy- dive cents. must bring 21. 25.
13911111111192“ of ‘th ’fi
ed cells a woman or to by
plainly 1
est denier at can i use ' 3191qu
- tlcVilnsecurity" is the one out! Wish
6
deletion of h moat
la tolled in the increase of ill vomit.
1 “i’ib. g
1 notice that the quality of the fruit is ,1
good banana cannot be bought for less
rid, thou twenty cents a 41950311 1
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llol v,
' v shill"
at divorcee rural '
in the an 9 1t _
iii. H‘s in . lo 1
are n 0-20
or and we lth as the 11.111111111111111 ill?
11111111111111.1111: to divorce utensils show.
in; an annual la reuse in the 91111111:
States. , 1 1. .
tooo. While our prophets ‘11: in
and slots are hfifflllflk all: access. are
is one e‘vii w oil Will 9 all our
commerce t9 naught.- nor wll all our
billionaires slits. .Phlllpplne’ con-
quests. battle of San Jenn or Pan-V
american treaties prevent the ruin-
which {allows domestic insecurity.
This danger is due to the fact that we
have tuition tottha worship of false
gods. .1 Our ‘great prosperity is our
great danger. it is time for a call for
simpler life based on the teachings of
Christ. ,1 -
"The next great evil t thiloxt 1m-
pending danger“ ass id Prat. aylor, “is
the American worship of wealth,tne1
inoreasinz, idolatry or torso And of the
wealth which brings power ” 1.
President 'l'aylor also denounced the
philosophaplmr Schwab, headof the
Steel Company. who in. recently ad
dressing young men declared that a
college. education. is not necessary in
aClllliVlllz success in these days. as “a
mean and sordid philosophy,” provid-
ed even it it were true. which the
preacher denied. in pointing out evi-
dence of the tendency toward power
Worship and the readiness of. the age
to put aside justice to attain power
Dr. Taylor cited the Philippine war as
one at the emphatic evidences.
“The cry'now is.” said be, “our
country right. but right or wrong, our
country. a principal as unwholesomc
as it Is immoral.
‘fQur conception of mateulal growth
blunts our conception of law. and
threatens to place brawn above brain
Openly men preach the strenuous life
meaning that to be vigorous and one
coastal wp1mnst be warlike. brutal
a‘r'il blood thirsty We challenge it all
as being untrue, false to the potency
of both national and individual life."
WIFE CANNOT BE PARTNER.
So Says the Judges of the Supreme
Court.
One decision handed down by the
supreme cournof tale state has attract-
ed much public attention.
That decision is that a wife has no
legal right to form a partnership with
her husband and that if such partner-
ship ls formed the act is void.
case against Mrs. Eliza J. Parsons, by
arlow Brothers which has been in
litigation tor years She ‘was aseoclat
alt-with her husband. Guernsey 8. Par
sons in a private banking business
The bank lost heavily in the early
seventies in speculation and had never
recouped the losses. yet so successful-
ly had the husband and wife covered
the real condition of affairs that for a
period'of nearly thirty years the public
considered it a sound institution. The
bank went to the wall shortly after
the death ot the husband. and was
found to be involved for over $200,000.
Barlow Brothers ,‘representing many
creditors. started in a suit against
Mrs Parsons and her son in law who
had conducted the bank a few days
after her. husband's death, before it
tailed.
The decision of the supreme court
losses. and holds her for only the small
amount that was deposited after his
death. This reduces her liability to a
minimum
Those who lost large sums by the
foilure are captain Morris Hemingway.
$10 000; Thomas Neary, $7 000, and
Elisha Leavenworth $11. 000.
BANANAS HIGH.
trot of Syndicate.
A local produce dealer said today
that bananas ‘hhve not in five years
been so high in price as they are at the
present day.
wholesale price tool: place at Christ-
mas time but the fruit is now 47 per
cent. higher than it waspst that time.
These prices do not make theme was
felt to any extent in the retail price as
the banana is Vuot an expensive pro-
duco.
ThrilliedaVler VshtVilwed warn of bana-
nas s as n, s s n and
“am“ qed gheV ,Ve‘nt 1133.51.19 d $519.;th
p 139“ es mi apps 1 l ties
that unset, when should be? so a for
in order to show a profit.
To raise in the price of the fruit was
these
ibutibisstatedt at. tit
ink tot
e ac'qlilriug‘ of a c new
row-
a in
not as send as it inhalant summer. A
xvi-"Pres slew-r Msiv.
nectlout uvehuei near the head JOKE l
‘wmsaufscwlurmomoa.
‘: purity.
noises or waist-7V
‘ ‘ 1111Whlte French lawn. 50 inch/ea wide,
' terns and colorless, 12m. yd.
‘ 19111: slimline arms.
1 lions;
The decision was the result of a test.
releases her flour the obligation in the ‘
Raising Price anode be Owing to 91511.
Aslight raise in the ,
not brought about by any scarcity, in.
A bicyclist meridian; through Oeu-V
2".
a
11m hays limb in all their native
Dainty fabrics for. summer‘dallovm
Note how we sell 1 ‘
thornh V “
1 Mills white goods equipment is at its
best. we have never shown a more
complete stock or dainty white rubrics.
for precaution or ennui-malice gowns:
Sheer white dimmer. 1 in corded
stripes. checks not! fancy weaves, from
13390..“91 :1. 1
“Swissair in various styles, dots and
figures. tram 199. to line.
Bersl'an lawns. line, soft and sheer,
from 159. to 359. .1 1
new
excellent values. at 499. and 999.
Complete line or Victoria lawns. in.
died linens, nalnsooks, mulls and plain
swisses.
THE WASH GOODS NEWS.
We: invite you to make an early In-
spection at these values. bright, breezy
fabrics at ilttlg more than the cost of
admitted prints". 1 1
New standard particles, 36 in. wide,
good assortment of patterns,1.100 yd
Figured ballets, large variety of pat-
BtrlpVed Madras Ginghams. all new match. ‘1
spigot 9 patterns to select from. 121m.
.‘1'3 .
‘9'“.
These are all bright, fresh 1produe-
color combinations perfect;
prices vary tom ptln.
20 inch Wash Sills. in red, blue,
pink. grey. id rose, lavender and
white: speoi lat 459. yard.
24inch extra fine quality Foulard
Silks, n'ewest stripe or brocaded de-
signs. rich colorings. 75c. yard.
24-inch satin h'oulards. latest colors,
handsome designs, worth $1.25, new
only 989. yard.
spend] up.
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OUR SUMMER WRAPPERS.
The big stock of summer wrappers
is now on dress parade. A better
showing of prurient-made perfectin-
119.491.;
"'4 Washington Street
:—
1wi2' or. all be 9
viii! te‘iiiapos’i. Item. nd‘
Ladlee‘ shin Wale 'H
9919 191' lawn, plain- as
sleeves11collar to match. and
adies' shirt waist
pink. blue or ox bloods 1
bishop sleeves, soft cellar ‘
Ladies' shirt waist» muse ,1 .
striped chambray or lawn. h . __
sleeves. tucked or plain back, 90W
Ladies’ white lawn shirt W.
tucked back and front. bishop
linen collar. special at 259.
Ladlee' line white lawn 111111111
tuck trimmed. 1 soft callers,
sleeves, 2V1. 25 quality1V at 51,093.
BOUND TO TALK CORSETs.
Many a woman who reads thli till,
:ieel bound to buy corsets. if in mi
savingi plays any part in her mo
“Corset do 9.1.1101...» so a,
net. While they lVast, 259. pair.
‘Snow Queen." superior quality
due satin stripping, lace trimmed
1 saie1prlce. 39911pairV. -1, ,
"Hummlng Bird.’ made of tune
til’ated material, lace trimmed, 29'
bottom woven with ribbon, special vs
South quwilk11§alln1
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terns; . .3’0
'93
ilouuoe skirts. bishop 31W!
igiatws' stripe or Magda
1 “1'13 MP W! .81 (W 1 1
bishop sleeve. lion
lmdies’ La
braid trimms
Villain
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personal appearance.
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make you purchase.
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faction is honest
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purchase this‘s ‘ oh: .1 1?
With the comics of the sunshine
comes a desire to brie/lien up the
Notbt'ng
aids-more surely than an attractive
toned up with a little BAND
I.
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Our stock of Suits consists of
“ some of the most aitractice. dar-
able, reasonable qarment51pro-
Tb'e Né'ékwear line is All that can
be desired by the natty dressers.
InSpedion the only necessity to
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:le deserve mom on a glance it you mind to
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