‘ WIArWyoascaor.
Ferment tor Norwalk and vicinity:
. Fair tonight and. Thursday. Light scat~
tered shower Vs ocurred during
past twenty- hours in the centre.
‘ sections, southern portion of the lake
,region. and the northern portion of
21% stand. The low, ”255$“ some
in the northwest cutaway
. morning is now central north at Lake
, Superior. The temperature is rising
slowly in the eastern sections. GondiIE
tious do, notI indicate» any decided
fthanne in the weather for this vicin—
. Y. 5 55
G M. Holmes, of Main street, is in
Now York. today
low at tour III-aye 1
marine. was:sa_____r.__ersa.. M» can
Ernest. Cornell of New York,
lting Norwalk triends.
Mr. and Mrs. J". 8. Dates, of Union
avenue, are in Branhville on business.
is via-
The funeral of Hugh McManus was
__ _, held from St. Mary‘s Church. thls eve-
nin3.II
-~The cigar that has always and will
always be sold on its merits. The im»
'norial Grown
~_..
5l.l,_
so guilty; Horn a-nd water Gem's
5I:-...8 Hoyt are in New
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Morris. of
New York, are visiting Mrs. Morris'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sharrot. of.
Union street.
Bridgeport will get little comfort
tram the tact that the curfew law is a
failure hi Massachusetts towns, where
it haahotlc on trial. . t . 55,
. _ 5 WE?) 555W .5
locate to... more was W
Ooh Gothartlo conati tion iorevor.
«mealtime also. ggiptgr‘clundraow-
The Golden‘ltule Circle of King's
55 doubters. will meet in the parlor oi
"the Norwalk Cnngregatlonitl Church.
paintintn and renovating its parapher-
nalia preparatory to the annual en-
campmentat Rotoh'Tolnt the weck of
June 29..
"a
I—Whtch the balloons tonight. Get
ireetiokets tor Katherine. June 21.22_ 5
Commodore J--. D. Smith anchored his
yacht. Willing." at Sheilicld- I-on the
Strand sunday. He brought a large
part y- from Stamford to inspect the
new resort.
. During the liremeu’ a parade. yester-
day. Henry Mathels was celebrating
with fire works In front 0! his stone in
" Main street. and burned a large hole in
his new awning.
The horses which were drawing the
carryall containing the Mertz band.
yesterday mornios. balked outside or
New Canaan. and the members of the
band had to get out and walk.
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«Mrs. Todd. or New Haven, will
We a demonstration or the :I'l‘odd Ger
s.t at “519412.94" the agent Mrs.
flaws." to nulls; street. Thurs-
all runs 20; and will be pleased to see
detonatomers and any others intsroso
ed in the corset. .
Governor McLean-I has appointed
. John A. Rusling. of Bridgeport, as state
‘ filmmhai. pg". Hanan: has a ""334
l e an 09 liters A
shrewd bus sness man, who unddubtediy
{will till well the new position. it is
. rumored that (thanks
will he named as.“ it binMa stilts!
DR 760.
' finalise.
' ‘ i venom sue
lags Paint.
mic colors 5 silver s
" .gyl.’ by Stephen Noyak.
vak’s wile who attempted to commit ‘
55 married before.
8 rotor .
ton Point. w are dancing wii be on.
toyed: then connect with to last
Stamford car, nrrlving home at 11: 30
(lamplwli twill urinal). music for the
Mfloihu‘
Rev. Bel Basso, pastor at the Con-
gotten Hungarian llrch states
at Mrs: StephcnI Novels. who at-
tempted suicide last Saturday, was not
tail .1 land the cl er-
‘ s» vi
er Csaba the Catholic priest from
Bridgeport.
D l Hoyt or 194 South Main
street started Monday for the conven-
tion of the Master Mechanics and the
Master Car Builders Association. He
goes in the interest of theINatlonal
Lock Washer Company. oi! Newark.
N. J..‘ who are handling the National
sash lock of which he is the inventor.
Everything new pertaining to the con
structioh oi’ cars or engines is supposed
to be exhibited at this convention.
The booths tor the exhibits are con
structed on the spacious piazaas and
on the, grounds or the Grand Union Ho-
tel The convention is at Saratoga
Springs and commences June .135. and
closes June 26. 5 , ,
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—“Romeo" and “Lyssader.” the col-
5 cbrated donkeys that tread the boards
in the stables of Eddie Connor and
Walter Hall, will try lol' historic hon-
ors in “Katherine,” Petrucio and
Grumio riding them. while “Mehitablo”
the large white horse tram Seilnans‘s
will bear “Kate." the bride. on the
journey to Petrachlo's home. This
scene will alone be well worth the
price of admission.
John Monohan, or South Norwalk.
ed,"‘rt5iclss. ilflltt. nigh t. to box fifteen
curios. Wednss nosday night. July lid. in
Glehville The light still be at} catch
weights for alityl lush cent. or m6 Gross
receipts. The winner of the bout is
to take sixty per cent. or this amount
and the loser iorty per cent. It is
thonght that Dan McIntyre will referee.
Michael Lubrino, the Italian con-
tractor, has purchased the saloon at 9
Boston street.- which has been con-
dpcted sincethe death of Joseph Len~
It Was No-
suicide, Saturday afternoon, by shoot.-
lug herself.
had nothing but trouble since he open~
ed the place.
LONDON. June til—It is announced
the Spanish steamer Santandcr. has
ila. She is probably engaged in local
trailio in the éPhilipplnes, . 5
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SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
NEW YORK Ju e Ill—James lI‘.
Ahearu. employed an ice mamby the
American ice Company, shot his wife
Louise and then sent a bullet through
his own brain. at Gravesend. early this
morning. Both were dead when
round. Anger at his wife‘s habits
which were somewhat dissipated is
supposed to have furnished a motive
(or the crime. Ahearn~was forty years
at age, and his .wlle. who had been
was thirty-eight.
Ahearn says in a letter one of two
which he left. and which show that
his deed was premeditated that his
wife deceived him regarding a former
marriage, and the fact that she had
children: when he married sorr-
thANS-AIT-LANTIG’IRAOE.
NEW YORK June ilk—Tho proposed
trans- Atlantic race between yachts oi
the nutrient ounI classic rcceivlns
much consideration from yachtsmen in
this city. The fact that Sir Thomas
Lipton looks with favor cm the prop
al leads many to believe that Thoma
W. Dawson and at Butler Deposit. or...
will agree to enter the: .l-ndonondenee
Constitution and Shamrock. J. V. S
oddity secretary .01. the. No York:
Yacht Club. was selenIiaat hi can ”35535
paid that the transatlantic race up
t yet} mo ough to he attention
th e5i5:l 1 I., .
vaaultll all... mavens we
I Ni 5..
Fioo lot a a quart:
makes it Pita!!!“ brighterm and ”or fully
twice as long as c points.
stoo Do
it
host lot cf go gOOdSl t lat cw:
. vitatlo ‘
I-. a wry/«attractive pattern. was $51
and Hortord Smith. of Glcnvillo, slgu-_ ,
Novak says that he has 5
SANTANDER BREAKS HER SHAFT. ""
in a cable despatch from Manila that‘ " 5
been towed. into Batwaas2:-with her I
shalt broken. The Santander is a 400- ‘
ton screw steamer belonging to Man- I
.Fuc or Exploswn'
‘filsw
He has bought the big cat and,
_ and has mar
t m atcloso prices. I . I
sea starter he has. ed up
indoor green where you may p
tide approach shots
orc' awe golf DWI“ lung ful
be and with plenty of room to
ng 'cln.
And besides this. there'I s an ins
\ u l and lrcé, to :Icomc in
and talk golf, try clubs, be at
home. '
Drop in any time of day when
{53511 have a few minutes to spare.
c shall learn flom you and play ,
lie able. Ito be of Servichto you.
Basement near center 585231535.
. is.
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BARGAINS IN BLACK
Sevetai pieces of bl3ck dices
goods ('sorts suitable for summer-
costumes, skirts, or bathing suits)
have lied a good share clipped offi
their prices.
’ All wool brocade, English and
yd«59cII
French armurc‘ 44 inches wide,
handsome and nice weight, was
756 ode-59c-
Henrietta, of German make and
exceedingly soft and supple, 44 in~
ches wide, was 75c yd-5 c.
Baskcocloth. sic-called because
of its reed- like weave, American-
made and a deep black, was 85c
yd—~59c-
Brilliantiue, wiry and lustrous.
one or the best of fabrics: for a
summer dress. fine for bathing—
suit because it doesn’t retain the
water. was 75.“: yd~59c.
Lott aisle, roar.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
’ as limitations. The
right paper will imprOVe lt. the moss
paper will mar it. The color and lig-
are are both important. Our variety
is great enough to enable us to just
suit you and your room. You’ll be
pleased at the range oi! designs and
prices.
Jacob K Rudder
Painter 5am! Paper Hanger,
33 South Mam Street.
Opposite Havlierui Street.
No
Danger
FROM
i~. ..
cinch ‘
_ trustee of any trust.
not a were or no use to inc. I took
806d. I did not editor as I did My
backache disappeared and the rheumafi
than was much better. r think‘l cilia
safely say it they boil) people of my
‘age, alhicted so badly. they will 5he5ln
mono. ' . .:I «5’
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- Milhurh Company. But-
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the Ilnited
Remember the" ohms—Doan’ s~aud
take no other.
with 5“
‘ l
"Seamus Dank
incorporated June 1860.
v“.
1
Directors:
Alden Salmons Edward Beard
John Hr Farris John H. Light
John it. Khalid; . :. Josiah In. Marvin
Henryi. Smith. George F. Bearse
ALDEN SOLMANS,
.loHN H. resale. ‘
eeo. Ir. scenes.
President.
Vice-President.
See. and ”l‘reae.
Dhis‘Bank has lost commuted
“ninth-"first Dresser-come“.
Sottll lurid Trust Go
’ lnmrool'l‘lod will.
Capital Fifty Thousand Dollars.
PRESENT LOGA'NION'
First. Notionabaank Building a,
24 WASHINGTON STREET.
Riel-man H. oocoeu President.
EDWIN O. KEELER. Vice-president.
CHARLES E. l-iOYT, Transition
TRUSTEES: '
Frank A. Ferric An B. Woodward
Then. I. Raymond Edwin 0.. Healer
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. smile
Theo. 8. Lowndec Winthrop H. Perry
. Richard H. Golden.
Banking business of all kinds, d¢p08~
its. discounts. collections. . I _
Sayings Department. deéaitr re-
cclvcil on Interact.
Trust company business at ‘ait kinds.
Authorized by its charter. “filth!“ esp-
ital as security, to act as executor. ad-
mildew-tor. guardian, eonsprvator
5 ‘Aaceurm and trusts of all kinds I0"-
0 e .
Drafts and money orders on all paste
of the world. Letters of credit and
travelers" checks.
Business he I. 9 to 12 a. m.. and 1
to 3 p. rm. "on also 6 to 8 p. m.. Satur—
5I’ day ovenlnm
W
SOLID AND SUDCBSSFUL.
our llllllllul. Bilili
s‘ou’rH" Honwdtk. coHH.‘
capital. 5100.000.“
Gas
.-"’ilv‘l"”ih.{l .
L John H. Harris
‘ John “Ht Knapp;
5 John H. unite
Surplus. sloolooooo
. 011m Profits. someone?
Gorilla.
saints neural. , ’
neon u. ones. Mint.
IJWfllw 5;.
DIRECTORS:
:91“?! “WHO“! I
"phi-lefties Sweets
in No mum
lit
i.
Josiah B. "mined
J. Willard
"k slut
’ Walks
Dean's Kidney Pills and they did me
one of his do
Mr tor the Words .ivhi
#mtommman 5
‘ way. cl. nubileh rs and
no r "this was...
no .nI Iintsrsrtlnsto
iron: , the
Kill.
a risins vote was ItakenIand the results
boo was passed unanimously. I
Messrs. Heed. oil Staliord. and Gail:
iolle. otIWatsrbu I. were appointed a
committee to we t upon the. speaker
and request his presence in the House.
When Speaker Light mentored; the
House he. was received with prolonged
applause. When he had resumed the
chair. Mr. King in a brief address re».
tattoo to the uniform.- courtesy and
kindness which characterized the
speakerfs administration and at the
close or his remarks presented to
Speaker Light a handsome gold watch,
the gilt of the assembly of 1901.
Mr. Tucker. or Ansonia. added a few
words to those of Mr. King.
A" resolution was then offered pro-
senting the eve! and block used dur-
klng the seas on to Speaker Light
. Mr Calkins, of East Lyme, the Dem-
ocratlc leadcl. emircsscd the thanks 0!
the minority to the speaker for his
uniform fairness and impartiality.
The local n Was passed unani-
measly.
in replyil to the presentation and
to the resol tions Speaker Light said:
"And what ave I to give you back,
Whose worth,
May counterpolsc this rich and nice
ions gi Ht 9”
Your favors and courteaies have
the very commencement or this ses-
sion down to this crowning act at its
close. and i thank you with all my
heart
This beautiful watch shall serve as a
constant reminder or youl esteem. and
i shall wear it proudly as a. pledge of
friendship: and this block and gavel
will keep in memory the be. any and
harmonious olllcial relational: p which
we have enjoyed in this House during
the past five months. It is a great hon-
or to be called to preside over such a
line body of men, and ii I have met
your expectations in the performance
of my duties. 1 have a double reason
ior holding you in greatlul remem-
brance and I romise to do so.
"The monarc may forget the crown
That on his head so late has been;
Was made his onw but yestelo‘en;
The mother may forget the child
’l‘hut smiles so sweetly on her knee
But ill remember you. my friends.
And all that you have done for mo.’
The best test 0: a man’s character
may be found in the loves and friend—
ships which hc has inspired in the
hearts of others. and you will judge
me by this standard no matter what i
may have done or may now say. and
this is as it should be! but whatever
may by the indication on this basis. 1
shall esteem the friendships which we
our associations. We have found it
very agreeable to meet and to know
each other. and to Work together with
one accord for the common good.
There has been little. if any. natty
spirit shown upon the floor of this
House and none, I trust, in the chair:
and this is very commendable so far
as you are concerned luview at the
many important measures considered
and passed upon during this session. 1'
shall not further praise your work. but
lather allow it to speak for itself. Time
is the most impartial critic. and~Will
necessarily winnow the mind from the
had. and We may be happy in the
thonght that only the good is permuI
non .
When Mr. Beecher was criticised by
scene for expressing so
much humor 11 the pulpit. he replied.
“My dear deacon, it you only know
how much i have suppressed. you
would torgl'vo me." And it pel'adven-
ture we have allowed some unworthy
measure to become a law. we should at
least get credit for the many bad main
sures we have suppressed. i am sure
we have taken some magnificent steps
iron: the old to the new. and that our
work as a whole is worthy oi: the and
session at the new century; and l con-
serve so well . .
lwouid like to speak; of the splendid
leadership of thi 35 House an over»
some those who are entitled
iai mantle gun. but time would. lair ms to
do youai infuse. so i will finish
a “it
i sincere thank you air. and you
you have
drained to me ports cosy Land is? Illa
assure you thiit they are “like apples
ol gold in viotur s ol sliver.‘
it your pollti i
Will” the
or caycu i
h
than ‘ ’
. ocean (in. and for ,
5 on totinIithemrovit
' . trim
' Gordon Stripe Chambly
with .
waited upon we like a handmaid from -
The bridegroom may forget the bride ‘
have tormed during this session the ‘
most precious legacies left to us from ‘
gratul to you Iand the state you have "I
5900' .
hot 0 could L"
cy miniscloscl 5
W1 8“ WAIB“ "FOR YOU.
1 be around for these light, cool,
.. sensible garments strengthens every
: an. Stocked.
. Ito 1%" your every want- In this import-I
an couscous
as the mercury climbs.
.5Prl'm irony pinning.
disil' Stallioududlidm Waists. col-
" hill of same. bishonmslpeves. soit collar,
69p.
1 adles’ White Lawn Waists. also
up. pl 11 and colored lawn, fancy fronts.
’ 5 blphop sleeves. 75c.
i dles’;Whlte Lawn Walsts. tuck
mad trout had back, ‘29:}.
my.
imissIlWhito LHWHZlWMsth. sailor
collars. small tuck trimmed front and
book, 312.125.
Ladies' fine quality White Lawn
waists. insertion and tuck trimmed.
bishop sleeves. soft cults, tancy coi-
lars, $1. 69.
MORE Ascot Heelsuv.
Summer Hosieryznilinu is active.
We shall and to the activity by such
odorless so these: 5 .
Women's Fast Black Drop Stitch
Stockist“. 10o pair.
Womens Plain Black. also Fancy
and Polka Dot. Fast Color Stockings.
extra spliced heel and toe, 15c. pair.
Women’ s Superior Lace Lisle Stock
lugs. warranted‘i’nst and stainless, 25c.
pair.
Children' a Extla Strong Stockings.
spliced heel and too. fast color. 121/3c.
Men's Black and Tan Half Hose
spliced heel and too. lislo thread, spun
silk finish, 12%c. pair.
Men's Black Silk Lisle Half Hose.
open lace clients, latest for men's sum-
mer wear, 25c. na5ir.
Just at with that yo want.
I Women's albino .
Women's Jersey nuts ,
trimmed. A balsam. 10.
Women's Fine Qitalit‘5
bed Vests. square or
sleeves. 15c. each. ;.
Women's Jersey more "
cy trimmed neck. 5y
special.1'lc.. 3 far 50 c
Woollen Is Forest Milledgd
sleeves. 25c. each.
Womens Superior " Quality 5
Ribbed Vests, fancy loco.
fronts, 39c. each.
Drawers. all sides.5
seats. 260. each.
and Drawers. shirts .I.
sleeves, worth 608..
Men's Egyptian S
shirts long or short also “a. hill?"
fabric and finish 49c. sucks '7 .5
MEN’S SUMMER SHIRTS.
Very prettiest? and screams Is f,
iigec Shirts. Figure that cost.“ '
talc alone. to say. nothing
ing. and you'll wonder in}
Men’s and Boys' lmperia
Shirts. with collars attach on
ate coil as and carts; sizes. 12
special. 49c. cacb.
Men's Fine Quality Percale S his
separate cuffs. shirts to be.w
white collars, We. each;
m
ll4 Washington btreet
South Norwaik. Conn.
instill
They Gaunt.
toned up" with
0F SILK
curable. . :
Personal Applauds.
With the coming of the sunshine
comes a desire to brighten up the
personal appearance.
aidsmoresurely than an attractive
Nothing
at little BAN
O. 00
CI .0
Our staple of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive, dur-
able. reasonable oar-moms pro-
0.
’0 CO
‘0 '9 O
Tbe' Nockfwear line :3 all that can
be desired by file natty dressers.
Inspection the only necessity to
make you purchase»
I 54“ 55.1,
Easy Couches
The Couches are easy to lie on. but the price.
. or. are not; because they are all marked' in plain
Whith. We would like you to
y are well built.- ltandsome. dur—
3c "ail the quality "on rigid
I to fiud‘lu a’ firs class Couch. Our line of ‘
' hairs and schools complete. Anoth-
er shipment oi G Gal-is received this‘w
all
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