I ,
. 1 Will” all“
your domicile.
our figures for the
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
1 Generally tai tonight and Friday.
occurred during
it r hours in the upper
ississippi valley and lake regions.
Thunderstorms were reported in
. 910. Detroit, Cleveland and
" use Shower area will pass but
the St. Lawrence valley tonight but it
. is hardly probable that they will reach
as far south as this vicinity.
St. John‘s Lodge will meet tonight.
u..-
2in has Mrs. Howhril A. Tilly have
returned from their weddiiig tour. and
are residing in Bayview avenue. ‘,
On July 4, Mrs. August Roettecher. of
North Main street. will sail for Ger-
many. The tour will be a lengthy one.
~~--‘0Vatch the balloons tonighh Get
free tickets for Katherine, June 21-22.
A M$;1’Mary vosburgh Gillies laiolettat
. noon Vas-
H hurth‘Hw Fret”;i nN NW5"? all? “attending a
wedding yesterday.
The Literary Committee on the col
obr’atlon of the 250th anniversary of
the incorporation of Norwalk will meet
in the Central Club tonight.
pit Guiana, of Arch street, Nur-
scored a freeiticlt‘fst 16 Rather-
. B as sent up last
landing near Hhis some
Mrs. R. P. Booth, of Washington
street. left South Norwaik yesterday.
for Cherry Valley. to spé‘nd the summer
with her daughter, Mrs; wilethsrlng‘ton
fiiMr-s. 0301 y S. Siil'ilth angels; Nag-.1;
.HH Brook ya. v s r on s
in So tlI Norwalk. yesterday. auditorikB
a trip to Sholheld-on-thc Sound.
Melanie lot. of Connecticut ave-
erely than on the right
arday. y’ a strange dog.
M.. xAyilen was called in attend-
.—
T o cigaritliiii has always and will
alvhilay}; be sold on its meIlts. The im-
perlal Crown.
Mr. and Mrs. YI; L. 'i‘almadgc. .II..
who have been Ygdlllux friends in South
Norwich and a tending the funeral of
Mrs. ary A. Talmadge. hays returned
r home in Brooklyn. . ,{
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, will
hold; a regular meeting on Friday
1%!“ .wno nthoy will do work for the
.I ttilne ugtll nu There will lie via
00an orene‘ t from Florida and' New
Jersey.
Miss rtrude Hewitt of Bridgeport.
who has n the guest of relatives in
Clay street. during the past week. re-
turned home today. Mrs. S R. Hamil-
ton accompanied her.
”In“.
Mr and Mrs Alien Bette. Mrs Anna
.8.lulth Miss Ada 8L: .Betts. with Mr.
and Mrs George A.‘ Sammie. of Hunt-
Iington. L. l.. drove to Lake Waccabuc.
today
-1A..K Hart. assistlrnt superintendent
of the Stamford brides in the mean.
Mal Hindustan?) domains. in as horn
Ego“ will
“host tat wdiétri
mend. mm fort tes'a’ine complain y.
'in Stamford, has been promoted to fill
his place.
I
John Ticrnan. of Norwalk attended
terday. of Miss 089“!
ught‘s'r of (fill
Police James Wrinn. of New Haven.
and Thomas J. Bow The or
took place at 10 a.
Heart Church. in new
”H New Haven.
10115.5an monogram“. MGR no
1 our
clinic.
Paint.
10 «ream ones a
lit“ to new Sold by
a Mall. Ill:
a vacuum: ms
H ”.105
walks are in attendance.
Man-dih-
. H. J. Lynch. on St. Peters ‘
#Chursh
In 0.020% a: St‘.
: diamond
. graduated last week. from the Fresnel
Mrs Bouth'
are In . ’ ,
visiting friends :2 can cry
tor-lied to her home in Sou
rho “10050le
South Norwalk Baptist Church
The formal opening of Pleasant
Beach. Bridgeport, takes place today.
A number of people from The
Rev
nil ilill ,.
in South orwak at
slitute. on Keyser Island.
athsVlne took place
Wieseph’s Church.
last night. Tonight a full dress ro—
hearsai will be held in Hoyt's Theatre.
W
attendants to the ball game; on Deck-
er held, about the crowd w ich hangs
around the scorers. obstructing the
view from the grand stand "A suggest-I
tion >1is made that stands for the sour?
are be placed close” under the midi!
stand or one the opposite side of the
y
Those who took the civil examina—
Soutb Norwalk post oilice. yesterday,
were Jesse O. Seaman. Julian 11 Main.
cameo Spra'gus. AlbertD. Bouncers
James A. Flags. Stuart 0. Marshall.
and Edmund J Trounscn.
Robert J. Eccles gave the members 01‘
the Bob Eccles Athletic Club and their
friends a reception in his pool-room.
last night. in” honor of the’vlctory of
the Stamford bicyclists. in last Mon-
day’s race at Norwalk. The prgsss
won by the victors were on exhibit on
There was also an entertainment. with
lemonade and cake.
it is announced that Samuel S San-
ford. professor of applied music at
Yale. ho was elected by the Yale uni-
d‘ins the alias ‘ .~
lessor Horatio JP. ‘e .50 so
not to acceptt e poéitlon’.” He out
however. direct the work»! the school
Miss Harriet Marie Kieth,“ daughter
of Posthlaater Br Iléy' S. Kieth. .0!
Norwhlk. has rebel
as teacher in the private kindergarten
cted by s.; Minnie thin
Brl fieport. an will coin cues hel‘
duties next September. Miss Kieth
Institute. in Bridgeport
.was s. tormer resident of South Nor-
walk, occupying the house at the“ cor-
ner of Washington Hand Franklin
streets. ..
—See Miss Lillian Yates as “Bianca"
in “Katherine." June Blond 22.
Articles of association of the Furni-
been filed with the secretary of state
The capital stock is 25, 00. divided in
to 700 shares of 36 can. The sub
scribers are: D. N Barney. Farming
on. 110 shares; A. C. Dunbauh;HH1llart
find. as shares; Robert ‘0. Erwin. slat
annah Ga. 35 shares; William C.
Skinner John H. Hh’ll. and James
Nicole. of Hartford 35 shares onch
There are no new developments in
the machinists' strike in Bridgeport
The strikers and the manufacturers‘
hasoclstion still remain an arm as they
have been tor the past month The ar
bitration committee have their first
clenching with”? cagnnittee‘ tram thfi
ma inlets th moon on .W
Shake e'vo’ry ogdgavor to uses both
sides arbitrate" the Issuer within the
next few days. The committee decline
to state whether they have received
any encouragement as yet at the hands
of the manufacturers' association.
Civil Engineer Olmstead and a stall
of live assistants left Hartford yes
terday tor Tarmville. .‘1" are they are
to begin the work of so ying a new
Jlayout around the famed Montague
farm the areal of land measuring 313
in)?“ AH“. “102““. ”“de
s n e as u
The central New 10110de weal
prevented from More filth motto
000030.003.“
General Assemb
l“ziqstnt 0,-1.0
"Filming
indict:
vaguic‘ii urine have" ygm
asH’gtsi’elhted in the
wo uldbo
JIM!“ 0 com.
1...: .
‘ held in the church. at 3 o ’clock. you
after
Nor?
Complaint is being made by regular ’.
tion‘ for the position of carrier" in the .
hi”
on oodblntmeat H
ing‘ton Country Club Company sacs '
hellfire. can H
onaISTDWN all
saris .
MFF FIELD drivers and bras~
skew—$1.40.
FAIRIHllsLD house-$1.15
clubs,
$1.90
B G I socket-drivers-H-d‘z. 40.
B G I “(WISH-$1.40.
VARDON irons-$2.
V ARDON drivers and brassies
EUREKA—$3 s 022.
OWOQDLEY LYER—-$§25
OHENLEY~453 3.50 doz.
MEL} (RT—$3 50 (102.
(JCOBO~$ $15.25 5002.
V ARDON LYER~$3 25 002.
d SILVERT OWN 0. K.~——$3. 25
oz.
SPALDING BRAMBLE ~
$185 doz
Basenrent near center stairs.
CHENEY’S 50c. SILKS. 390
All the 50c. printed perigee silks
from the famous Cheney mills
lat are now in the store on
is morning at 392.1520.
Iandso'ine shades of blue.
green and red. with some biotic-—
all printed In this-season's designs
of white.
Left aisle. rear.
THE ROWLAND
our GOODS co.
Your room hire limitations. The
right paper will improve it, the wmng
paper will mar it. The color and fig"
are are both important. Our variety
is great enough to enable us to inst
suit yell and your room. You‘ll be
pleased at the range of designs and
prices.
Jacob-E.Rudder
Painter and Fanci- Hanger.
33‘ ‘oouth Mam {street
; I opposite Haviinnd Street.
4 .l‘
2
FROM
Fire or Explosion!
QE’I‘A
Moor Paintco
n‘IiIlreII it look brighter and near full,
t i as on as as 1-11 palm
tics HMIE mulching? wpaimsuiha Dow.
is. gram J or rowitt. ,
as _.
0:. u,
B G I drivers and brassicsn‘
MU SFELBURGHMM "5 007.. l
‘ Ina» 1-13 Farris
Stalin H. Knapp
‘ nastiness suddenly flowered the tens . ‘
perature of y body may have induced 1
colds. and as a rule they seated them-
selves in my loins. i noticed in our
Norwa'ht papers Dosa'sHHKidney Pills,
advertised to cure Just such troubles
"r1 had. i procured a box at PIlais- 1
Heidi-Iii; store. They. cured his."
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents a box. Foster-Mliburn 00.3111”
talc. .N. Y. sole agents for the United
li‘?
Rein her the Dames—Dean's—and
take no other. '
incorporated June 1860.
.1 V 1 . l ' .
Directors:
blowerd Beard
; .1 _IIJolIn H. Light
. Josiah R. Marvin
Henry ‘1. Solidi George F. Hearse
ALDEN assume.
some H. seems.
eeo. e. sense;
Mann—u.
'Dlds‘fiault has lost completed
its? arts-31rd Fostercus'tieor.
President.
Vicc~President
See. and Tress.
m m...
1 Soul liuvall instill).
, Incorporated 1901.
Capital Fifty Thousand Dollars.
PRESENT LOGATlON.‘
First Nlthntl Ml: Building,
2. WASHINGTJN eraser.
RICHARD H. GOLDEN) PMIl'flM.
EDWIN O. KEELER. Vi resident.
CHARLE8 E. HDYT-L T5” for.
. TRUSTEES:-
Frank A. Ferris An 3. Woodward
Then. 1. Raymond EdwiniO’. Keelsr
Nelson Taylor FranktlthA. Smith
Thou. 8. Lawn“. Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H. 6010‘!»
Banking business of all kinds. depos-
man-count; colig‘ctiona. .
u no. part out. Defaults ro-
ooiv‘od on interest.
Trusticonipany businum hit kinda.
Authorized b, its shortenmiflti its cap-
ital as scour . to net as mentor; ad-
m’l‘nlatr‘ator, guardian. conservator,
trustee of any trust.
screams are idiots of all kinds soli-
' cited.
Want and money orders on all parts
of the world. Letters of credit and
travelers‘ checks.
Businepo hours. ii to 12 a. rm. and 1
to 3 p. mi, and also 0 to 0 p. on. Satur-
ill? went nuts
SOLID AND- MGCI'SSFUL.
SOUTH NORWAL'K, CONN.
Capitol.
Surplus;
«MW ll- “"910 WW-
DIRICTORI‘:
'am Seymour
christian aw rts
John it. Right , Ii. ll. Mathew»
Josiah R. Mai-viii Samuel 0mm
. MJ. Wallace Murillo. ‘
- ‘manuiactarars.
, azure. tobacco and cigarettes .
caters. billiard tables;
I $100,000.00 5
”0300.00
mums“, {28.000.’ no. ‘
MEIR—337W;
‘oxcocd 60.000 pounds. ’
Thales on she
lions has been retained.
or
1 estimated that the government
rec pts‘ will be reduced from “0.000.
900 to 55.0. 000,000 annually by the re
vision at the revenue not. .1
No More Clamps on Tom: .
in order to present the changes in
the law in brief form. the internal rev
onus bureau has prepared the follow
up tomcat which will he found to
convey all necessary information:
Repealed:
Bank checks, 2 cents.
Bills of lading for export, 10 cents.
Bond or obligation by guarantee
company, one half of 1 cent on each
dollar
Certificates of damage. 25 cents.
Certificate of deposit 2 cents.
Certificates not otherwise specified,
10 cents.
Charter fiarty. $3 to $10
Chewing gum. s cents each $1.
Commercial lockers, 820.
Drafts. sight. 2 Cents.
Express receipts, 1 cent.
insurance—Life. 8 cents on each
0100;. marine. inland. lire it cent on
each 31; casualty. fidelity and guaran-
ty. 14 cent on each I61.
Lease. 26 cents to $1.
t ignite“. for custom house entry. $1
0
Mortgage or conveyance in trust. 2.5
cents for each 01. 500.
Perfumery and cosmetics. it cent for
each 5 cents.
Power of attorney to vote. 10 cents.
Power of attorney to sell. 20 cents.
gromlssory notes, 2 cents for each
Proprietary medicines.
each 5 cents.
Protest. 25 cents.
Telegraph messages. 1 cent.
Telephona’messages. 1 cent.
t
1.1. cent for
United 8 as money orders. 2 cents
for each 01
Warehouse receipts. 26 cents.
Changes in the Tax.
1 Modifications have been made as fol-
ows:
Beel. $2 per barrel and 7% per cent. .
discount. changed to $1. 60 per barrel.
and 75: per cent. discount repealed.
Bills of exchange. foreign-1 cents ‘
for each 6100; changed to 2 cents for
each 3100.
Cigars weigling more than 3 pounds
per 1.000, $060 per 1.;000 changed to
$3 per 1,.000
Cigarettes Weighing not more than
3 pounds per i..000 $1.50 per 1.:000
changed to. valued at not more than $2
per l..000 18 cents per-pound; valued
at more than $2 per 1.000 36 cents
per pound.
Cigars. weighing not more than 3
- pounds per 1 H000 $1 per $1.;000 chang
ed to 10 cents per pound.
Conveyance. 501 cents for each $600:
new exempted below 82. 600: above 32.-
500. 26 cents for each 8500.
Legacies, law. modified so as to ex-
clude from taxation legacies of chari-
table. rellglous. literary or education-
al character after March 1.1001.
Orders for payment of money by tel
cgrnph, etc. issued by express com-
panies. ctc.. drawn in. but payable out
of United States 2 cents for each 100.
Passage tickets. 31 to 86; now ex-
empted below $60 in value; for each
$60. 50 cents; exceeding 850 in addi-
tion thereto, 00 cents.
Sales of products at exchanges. 1
cent for each 0100 retained. but sales
of merchandise in actual course of
transportation exempted from tax.
Tobacco and snuff 12 cents per
pound; now. discount of 20 per cent.
allowed.
These Are Still Tented.
The taxes are retained as follows:
“Bankers capital and surplus. $60 for
:33. .000 and $2 for each additional $1,-
‘ Bonds. debentIu-es. certificates of in-
debtcdnoss. etc. 6' cents for each {1w
cm 111qu mu .11..
Bands for indemnity or for due exe-
cation or performance of duties of shy
officer or position, 60 cents.
' Broker, $50.
Brokers'contract,10 cents.
Certificates of profits. 2 cents for
each 8100.1
Certificates of stock original issue,
Scents for each 8100.
Certlilmtes or stock: transfers.2
cents for each 3100. (Mounties! to in-
oluddaloil half: the to th 3
. n: 1110001.th
.202st 1:00. tit. 60 our 1.0
Custom house brokers. $10.
Dealers in leaf tobacco, is to $24.
accnnling to Ill on.
Dealers in tobacco, $12. when solos
Drafts. limo. or bills of exchange.
blood 3 could no each “'00.
Entry of goods at custom house for
. iionsumption. 20 cents to ti.
Entry or withdrawal. 50 cents. .1
Freight receipts or domestic 011111 of
hall or; 1 cent.
Manufacturers oi cigars. 30 to It.
Manufacturers of mixed non
. . out-y cit
in" your every want in to
out connection. Prices very pleasing
Ladies’ Stripe Gingham Waists. col
>90 of some. bishop sleeves, soft collar.
v
Ladies' White Lawn Waists. also
p‘ialu and colored lawn. fancy treats,
bishop slanted, 76c.
Ladies White Lawn Waists, tuck‘
trimmed trout and back. 890.
Ladies‘ Corded Stripe
Waists. latest out. $1.00.
‘l‘iadiss' White Lawn Waists. sailoi
collars. small tuck'tl‘linm'ed front and
back 01.26
Ladles' fine quality White Lawn
Waists. insertion and tuck trimmed,
bishop sleeves, soft cuffs. fancy col-
lars, 81. 09:
MQRF ABOUT HOBi.£RY.
Summer Mallory selling is active.
We shall add i th tlyity by such
offerings as thus
Women's Fast Black Drop Stitch
Stockings. 10‘c pair.
Women's Plain Block. also Fancy
and «PolkaHHDot. Fast Color Stockings,
extra spliced heel and toe..15c. pair.
Women’s Superior Lace Lisle Stacie
lugs. warranted fast and stainless. 26c.
pair.
Children’s Extra Strong Stockings.
spliced heel and toe, fast color, 121,0c.
Men’s Discs and Tan Half Hose.
spliced heel and toe. llsle thread. spun
sun finish, 1250c. pair.
Men’s Black Silk Lisle Half Hose.
open lace effects, latest for men's sum-
mer wear. 250. pair.
Chambry
SUMMER 000M110
‘ Too? mu‘cheoi‘liiis'sl
trimmed. char in.
Women’s Flue out
onion sF. ,
Vests, high or w n k1
slams. 250. each“. -¢
Women's Superlo
Ribbed Vests fancy amok
fronts, 80¢. each . _
Misses' Rihed Vests.
for 200‘.
Men’ 3 Blibri‘ggon 01010 T A
men's French Balbrigga' . ._
Drawers, all sizes. or any
so ts. 25c. each. ..
on ’s Forest Mills
and Droplets. shirts
sleeves; worth 500.. for 1.“
Mens Egyptian hint ' ad
shirts long or she .sie on
fabric and finish. 490..
lines Shirts. Figur‘e‘t' ‘
lais alone. to say no
inmanu y’ou'llwondc ‘ .
Men's and Boys’ lid
Shirts, with collars attach“ M
ate collar,s and cuifafisiz
special, 49c. each.
Men’s Fine Quality Peres
separate cults. shirts to be Zvlo
white collars 590. each.
Men’s Best Quality Per ale
Monarch and Imperial iii
colors. also white pique.981c.
m
"4 Washington Street.
South NorWalk. Conn
1th Clint
toned up with
0F SILK :
Personal Appearances.
With the coming of the sunshine .
camera desire to briohten up the
personal ”appearance.
aids moresurely than an attractive
Suit
Notng
a little BAND
lo a so
to In to
Our stock of Suits consists of ~
some of the most attractive. dur-
able, reasonable garments pro-
corable. ::
+ to so so
ea 00 u
Tbe Neckswesr line is all that can
be desired bottle natty dressers.
Inspection {he only necessity to 1
make you purchase. :: ' ::
if ,H Easy Goodies
Easy Prices
The Couches are easy to lie on. but the“ not
as are not. because lhev are All marked clam
fiizures We have Cauches' In all styles. from
$8. 25. to $26300. which we w id like out
able. and comprise all the quality you 0
, , to find in a firshtliiss‘ Couch. Our line of
,. Porch Chairs and Rosters Is complete holl'l
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