Edward J. aims.“ of Maple street
. Norwalk, is now (II member of Comm
. , . ‘ ' ‘ ’ ‘ puny D.
At Lane a ‘ ' . At the wily masses in St Josephs
~ “ . . . ‘ church this morning the Novena pray-
m was commenced ad will last nine
‘ If . days. ' i
) Dawns Homo-midi ”WWII!“ The storm house In front of Hotel
Hamilton was taken down yesterday.
and There is a decided change in the ap-
.. neurones of the place. ‘
Pu” ictlil‘tiilll -—LaIge Roe Shad, 40c ea; Blue
' . .:. .‘ ‘Flsh 8c Ib.. at Hayes'.
. .; ,. ' , William Britta, who w'IIs struck by
, ' a train at the Norwallr, Fair Ground
M realiymnapceaamy to say Acroasinup was discharged rom the
anythinE more about them for Hospital yesteIday. ,
you well know It means highest The waalk Board of Health faliled
. ‘ to hold its adjourned- session ast
quality possible. evening owing to a non appearance
of a ‘n‘umbcr of members.
‘ Brown’s Business College baseball
iteam expects to play the BTW s team
lfrom Bridgeport next Wednesday of-
|tcrnoon on the Baxter grounds.
08 IN W3 \0‘83 Mary CaIncy. a patient at the town
. .faIm. is becoming so \Iolently insane
that she will in all likelihood be tak-
cu ft ti stat h ltl t id]
The sparto cigar is the popular one. :towu) "3 e 031) u a Md (2
Ask for it at Whelpiey & (”Elks wi’our choice. of 20 (IIi‘foIcIit stylus
A new game of 3°” is being intro- Class Tumblers 250 (107.. M. S Smith
duccd in the parlols of the Warwick &Co.
hotel. . ‘ The degree tcam of Lincoln Council
“Coke Fowl» 156 lb. at Inlayes No I. 0. U. A. M.. will hold ii. IIIIIII-e
William Ilrcw continues quite ill at on May 20th in the Mystic Chain
his home in l’lattsvillc avenue. Nor- lIIIIII on Washington street for the.
walk. benefit of the team.
Mrs Annie Halstcad has secured a Five candidates received the adop—
position in A israel’s store in South tion degree at the meeting of Corke-
NonaIk. noe TIIIIc last evening. They were
Charles P. CaIIysIe. of NOI'tilhamD‘ Frank Svec JI. E. J. Thomas, J J.
ton Mass. is visiting blends in South Holmesey. W. J. Rum and Raymond
‘ Nor'.ualk DeckeI.
wSoft 1pm,, Soft Hats OBricn. The St. Mary Sanctuary Choir. Jr..
”l‘hc offering tomorrow m the First baseball team defeated the FIanklir
Congicgational chuIclI will be for the streets this morning by “11‘ score 0‘
ciIuIcII music 11 to 5 in the Goold Scymoux lot.
Rev. Romllly F. Humphrlcs has pm EIEEEthEEE‘C‘TIE E2 “{3} $323: SAtm‘
chased a horse. The one he pIocured p e n ur-
in Daricn dicd. day
Michael Lawlor. of BIooklyn. is the m” the one who holds No. ltlI. the Mt
‘ ‘ swing for the $10 gold piece. put up
filifiglgénpgfiififgr Edward F Hands Iby the Woodmen of America does not
send it to E. J. Hayes before Monday
-Frisblo‘si’ies,15cIatColby’min at. noon. William Sniffen, who holds
VI all stIeet. the number for the second dIawinIr
Captain lIa Oukcs, a huge oystcr' will receive the money.
dealer of Sayrille, L. 1.. Is in South ._..59u.opgnmg UmbI-olias, $1. O'Brien.
N°‘"“"‘"‘ ‘1" “Sims“ " I P 'I'I‘eadwcil was ill New Mllf II
.. ‘ .. . .. . . ()‘i
Mrs. Louis Joacloff, of . Nmth yesterday. Mr. 'l‘rcadwcil reports that
MIIIII strcct. who Is very ill Is improv the merchants with were wiped out
lug nicely at present iby the have erected tIIIIIpoIary tents
Miss Alice Knapp Ia (‘Oiliin"ti 10 her and othei shelter on the (bean and are
home in ()IclIaId sheet by illness doing a good business again despite
caused by vaccination; jtlIe adverse circumstances.
, An important meetins of the local I The executive board of the Nm‘wtiilt
Bartcndcrs' Union will beheld in Elks' Musical Union. held a meeting in
Hall tomorrow afternoon. Stamford. last night. for the purpose
—Speclal Sale Cottage Curtains and of straightening out some matters
POItIcIcs full size chy handsome. with the National body. it Is thought
$1. 25 and $1. 75 pr; also all colors and. that evertiIing will be adjusted sat-
pIiI-es Window Curtains and Rug isfactorlly to all paItles concerned.
FIlngcs M S Smith & CO «For Sat. & Mon: Special mice.
The Little. leeks defeated the White ghen On our NEW “rm 0! Ladies' MUS-
StaIs this momi'ng 5 to " III a game of lip Under your M S Smith & Co
”'4‘" l“ 3“"9‘ slice“ waafk ~ The Hospital Whist club held II III-
(Iilfll'it—‘S 1‘ i110“ "iei‘k in i‘ D- UN" L’llifll meeting yesterday afternoon at
tons South Norwalk store; is the the residence ofM g A A Graham in
proud possessor-of a new bicycle. -Elmwood avenue JSlit tables were oo-
The show window of the Ciitford copied. The next meeting will be next
plIaInIacy in South Main sheet. is at Friday afternoon at the Icsldouce of
tracting much attention. It is filled iiIs. S. C. Palmer. Elmuood amount.
with soap.
. The suit of Luther M. er ht versus
Oliver S. Manley. DOORRCCDCI‘ 10" Ilntter Brotths was contiznued yes-
lile LOCkWOOii Mfg Co.. ““5 “1k?“ 3““ icrdny afternoon in the N01 walk Town
dcnly ill yesterday morning while at Court ”(0195“ng N (1 Downs At-
work and was compelled to return torney l} S. Beers assisted by Attmnm
home. where he is now confined I. neIdeIIIIIIIIIIuIt conducted the car.“
bed I for the plaintiff and Judge E. M. Lock--
—-Prinz Hoary or King Edward W. wood represented the defendants. The
Derby. O'Brien. . . testimony In the case was completed
- The criminal superior court «In Ind it now remains for the briefs to
come in at Bridgeport on Tuesday. ‘ 5“ submitted.
The jurors from Norwalk are Fletcher "New Youman. at O‘Brlcn’s.
Van Hoosaer and Stiles W. Curtis. Jospph McNamara was arrested yes-
TilORe from New Canaan “1‘6 Edward tertlay afternoon at the Instigatlon of
Ruttlodge and 30h“ L- DRVBHDOTL his motheI. MIs. Elizabeth McNanIaIa.
The United States llghthousr tcn- “f North MM“ street who ““3 ”1‘"
dcr iris has been at the Gwen Reef lambasted km in a shameful mariner
light this week with the usual supplies "(3 “"3- M‘WMWV“ did not “WW” i“
_f0I the summer. Captain Sherman re Wm" M 9 0°i00k- the “‘89 W85 90‘"
ports that the lighthouses in this v-I :tinued until ll. At 9: 30 she aIriv-zd
cinity are all in’ good condition. and stated that she was delayed. She
The Womans Christian TempeIance' W as served ultlI a subpoena to appeaI
Union held a meeting yesterday after- 0" the stated time After hearing
noon at the residence“ of Mrs. William Ithe testimony of the mothei. Judge
Lawrence. gist of the ladies weIe preL 1999”“ R. Taylor sentenced ""5 ““3‘
Reports were received from the 0“" to thirty W3 In 3“” “d fined
state and county ‘th‘ht they received aim the costs
the money sent them from the. annual The baseball teams' of the Lock-
flee will offering Mrs Lawrence. who wood IIIaIIIIIacIIII-Ing Company and the
has been m is improving Norwalk iron Works are scheduled to
The South Norwalk Trust Company. play hall on the Baxter grounds at i
is open each Saturday evening from 6 gchlock this afternoon. FdwaI d Mills
to 8 o clock. This Is to accommodate is manager and George Dufault is cap-
the merchants and general public who tain of the Lockwood boys. Follow.
might quuirc change Many times the. in: is the lineup: William DIIscoll.
metehantiuns outof small change andI catcher: George Dufanlt. pitcher; Eti-
‘instead of bothering your neighbor yard Mills. flIst base. Thomas Wei-
ou can get phat ‘0“ want at the: shelf second base; Harry Caner. short
ank. It is also It convenient time to stop: Freedrick Scoflcld third base;
.5 ‘ open an account in the savings depart- John Lee. left field; Ellis Taylor, "9““.
. Incnt fter field. and Reuben Hawkins, right
The announcement is made of the; field
_ marriage of Miss Mamie E Wood.
., $335:testng‘édgfiefirz‘ngmlgfgig : teaser? And must you take your dear
’v Muller of New Canaan. by Rev. Mr ‘ ttle wife away With W“?
Calif! at the Presbyterian parsonage P’°‘°“°"“I“deed madame I am
The ceremony took place on May 0"" to sayfmust.
and was a surprise to many of their
fIIends as it was not expected to take E W. GROVE'
place until the early part of June. The . This name must” appear 0“ every
. bride wore a very attractive suit of ’0" 0f the genuine Dalian“ Bromo
' . stceicoiored bread 0th.. They have
' good if t (It friends
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
72
sent
Hostess—Minot. going aheady pro
p—L
a. cold in one day. 25 cents.
Quinlan Tablets. the remedy that cures * ‘
4-
Clothing
.w. "w u. .I
ilar.t ISchat'fneI & Mart clothing re.
scmbles in (New Icspoct be way tin.
est maderto- measure Ciao
lag and ev-
er gnIIncnt is IIIIH-tothcminute in
style. it Is made fit) these exclu-
sire :"fabiics identical ItII materials
The
price Is half what your tailor would
shown by high- priced tailms.
ask for garments equaliri‘n style and
quality. .
MEN’S SUITS, $12. $15. $16. $18, $20.
Hats and Furnishings oi the
Latest. and Best.
Camstockthros.
‘v ‘ South Norwalk Store, l4 South Main Street.
i -- Norwalk Store, Masonic Buildmg. ,
Telephone call. 32-2, South Norwaik‘store. j
”in.
“I an. III!
- The question of purity and oleanllnau
Is certainly the most important one In the
lead and grain business.
It not: our exclusl ve attention.
We stand alone In the quality and
purity of our grain and the lawn”: of
the prices :
BU‘I’ OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL r. m roar.
Daily Papers
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Drop a postal or give us a (all and We will deliver your paper morning
or afternoon.
Wm. P. Beer5
-BOOKSELLER A ND STATIONER.
I
49 Wall street. ‘Norwaik Conn.
It Pays to Trade”
At Houston’ 5
The Shirt Waist Store.
For years past. we have been the acknowledged leaders in the Shift
Waist iiiisiness. we propose to retain this Ieputation by denying the Iarg- '
est stocIrf'thc prettlett collection and the lowest prices of “any house in
Bridgeport: in fact. we probably carry more Waists than all the other
stores combined. PIicos from 500 to $6.75.
SILK SHIRT WAISTS.
I
WASH SHIRT WAISTS.
Two SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Lawn Waists. Lawn Walsis.
Excellent quality of Lawn six ‘ Good quality of Lawn. thirty-six
wave of insertion in front with rows of line tucking in front and
tucked back ... ...... . ..... 50c - tacked hack ... ........... wile
We lmite the comparison of the above Waists ulth any dollar Waist
ii) LOW“ . l
33" Car fare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
BrIdgeport "05 MaInSt
”m Live Lobsters.
15c and 18c lb.
Mackerel. 2 to 4 1b., 8c lb.
Steak Cod, ‘ Sc lb.
Weak. Fish, 6c lb.
. addock. ~5c lb.
. 10c lb.
8c lb
10c lb.
These fish received this morning.
:We buy ash arery. day, not once a
. week Sell more flab than all the mar.-
. lists in town;
_ 0e Shad (Nottb River)
Buck Shade (North River)
l.-_a:-_l‘l, ,I’I I_I’:I I:I:l:l:l:l;l.
‘ Savanna;
- .. sruM
1107' WA rm.
-;-;-:-.r-;-:-;-;-,.
I: "'
; Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper L:
:1? and Zinc.
I; so South Main Strut. 33
E South Norwalk, Conn. ..
Telephone: 1223. ‘-
HIIW'I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII
lire Iiillui 2
list I’IrtidaIl llIIIIeiiII Issued III}
[loreInIIIaII Sinus This
IiiaIIeIII Ill IIIIIIgIIr ill "ii 'I‘rIIiII
That Is Partially iiii’ili’iliii’ti
The inter-state commerce commis-
~ skin has issued its first accident bulle-
tin. showing collision and dcrailmcnta
nnd‘casualtles of persons III the United
States for the third quarter of last
year. It states in part:
“The number of persons reported
killed in the three months ending Scp~
tember (III. 19m. in collisions. derail-
ments and miscellaneous tIain acci-
dents Is 240. and of injured " .622. Acci~
dents of other kinds. Including those
sustained by employees while at work.
and by passengers in getting on or off
or cars. etc. increase the total numbcI
of casualties to 11.212 (72.5 killed and
10.487 injured).
uJI‘IIe number of passengers killed III
collisions and dcrailments during this
qi.ifll'i.t‘.i"-‘:>7~~‘i3 very large. and is equal
to more than half of the total, shown
for twelve months in the commission's
record is swelled by a single collision
in August. III which 28 passengers and
3 employees of the road were killed.
This collision. due to a runaway of
freight cars on a long and steep grade.
cannot. be satisfactorily classified as to
cause. as the officers of the road report
.. that the cars which ran away had been
left on a side track. suitably seemed by
hand brakes: and they hate not dis-
' I‘Oif’i‘Ni hon the. blokes ncrc Iclcarcd.
"The next most seIious Incident in
August, causing the death of 9 pass-
engers and i tralmuan‘. was also due to
some cause not discovcietl. The over
age less by each collision was $833 and
by each derailment 3802.
employees shoun theIe art- 130 cases
that me eIIdentiy due to spending
ttains in whith air Inakes were used on
only a portion of the cars. or killed
there were 4 and of Injured 126. nearly
all being brIIkcnIen. The total number
of collisions and dcrailments classed as
4 due (ii to rupture or failure of air
brake. hose (or other defect in air brake
apparatus. causing automatic applica-
the extent of 388.8”. The 130 casual-
ties occurred in these collisions and dc-
ralimenis and partly in similar mis-
haps which time not of suffitient lnI-
pottance as train accidents. to be re-
poIted as such
The element of danger in a train
”partially air-braked' lies In the fact
that a quick stoppage of the cars in the
front of the train (by air pressure) for
any reason. causes thlI unbraked cars
at the rear to crowd forward against.
those In front with such force than rio-
lent shocks are caused. With all cars
equally braked. all will stop in iiniSoii.
or neaIIyIso .
It will be understood that failure or
neglect to use air brakes on a suf-
ficient number of care may Iesult‘from
any one of three causes: (I) A consid~
crabie portion of the care may be no-
equipped with air brake apparatus.
cars may be unequlpped'. but may be
train preventing air, connection with all
those beyond them under circum-
stances where. if placed at the rear.
they would not introduce a serious ele~
mentof danger. This practice Is due
.... either to negligence or to the belief that
the protection. is to behad from the use
once to justify the expenditure. of time
that would be required to change the
cars from the frantic the rear of the
train. (3) On and near steep descending
grades the air pipes on a portion of the
air-brake cars; in a long train. may be
air-brake apparatus of the engine with
officers still hold that in causeduen‘ce of
.‘tbo difficultyaf regulating the slack.
not. being in perfect. Order. it Is safer
. partly by the use
.4 It. Is gratifying to
is as. honeyer. that upon roads haying
the steepest grades this view has been
.. abandoned and trains are invariably
“Among the deaths and injuries to
find of brakesl and (3) to acridental .,
uncoupling of cars. causing automatic
application. is 205: causing damage to
(2) A small portion-«I very few-of the'
placed at or near the front end of the.
of the brakes is not of enough Import~ .
deliberately left unconnected from the -
or the liability ‘of the brake—apparatus .
under some circumfitances to regulate
of New Britain.
48¢ Noun-goo Ihlrts, Blah-ELI
i BELTS. 25.50.75. $l.00 ’ ‘
Summer- Suits.“
Our collection- at well Basis Suits for men. was' never gr atop. is
than at the arm time It repicsents the result of many mo t ‘
hard work on our part to select for you what We know to be
values at each price quoted that can be found In this state;
can fit you to perfection In any style that you may select.
06.50 wannabe $3.50 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 new ‘
BOYS’ SUITS
Young America Is haIder on his clothes. we believe tit
boys of any other nationality; and consequently. special care i
sary to the preparation of their garments; not only must the ole V.
the toughest obtainable, but the seams must be strongly as ‘
each garment reinforced In every possible way. These are the
acteristics of the garments we offer you but the Prices are Surprlain
Iy Low when you consider these important features.
N. B—Another lot of air ships. One given with each salt.
It is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERY DEPART
MENT to realize that we have the most fashionable collection of lb
small articles necessaIy for a gentleman' s. dress ever shown in thi
part of the country. yet our prices are not more than others mus .
charge for greatly inferior Qualities. ,' ‘
Our $2 Hat Is equal to what an exclusive hatter will charge 34 for:
Selleck iPIiIII. IiillisH Silillli.
93 Washington Street. 48 and 50 Wall Street I,
so. NORWALK. NORWALk.
At the Model Groc
Market Letter:
Late Cabbage Sweet Pea.
Carrot and Cucumber Seeds;_
Grass Seed to mend that
in yom lawn. ,
CIisp new and fresh, tine. g.
keg Small Pickles just in. Try. 190
For Supper. Pine Apple Chunk
tin Ali nice clean cut Priced Vti
Strawberries. Hope toihav ‘
ones on Saturday and whine“ c it
Waiting your orders,
Butter from the hills of Vermont,
honestly made of cow ’5 milk and fine
as silk, 300 lb.»
Reduced price for Seed Potatoes.
Several varieties. 35c pk.; $1.35 bu
Samil Potatoes; Good'quality. but
small. reduced to 15c pk.
Notice our~stock of Potted Plants. .
5 and 100 pot. Cabbage Plants, 100
doz. Tomato Plants, 15c doz.
Garden‘Seeds- to sell by weight:
Lettuce. Celery, Beet, Early Cabbage...
Lorenzo Dibb’
Some traveling iskir tor tampering with your
eyes when you can have a thorough scienti
xexaminatIon Free r If glasses are needed the
Will be furnished at the lowest p'rIce consonant.
with quahty.
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE IOPTICl‘AN
58 WALD STREET, NORWALK-,‘ CONN
concur:
15mm
o MENT
arm‘cmt
and rum
. drift.“
w?
GuttersEPmd
Cur5s Reset
”Walks Recovered.
Raymond Br
lW"
Am»... .__...—.__u_-
amount that it will not be found expensive, and there’
much comfort to it that you will be glad you re living
the avowed purpdfie of making the ‘ '
train more manageable. Some railroad ,
CORPORATION NOTES.
Preliminary certificates of dissolu-
tion have been filed with the state see
retary by the Glasgow rm Mills cor.
’p'oration and the National Thread
Company both of Wiliimantic «
.A certificate of incorporation has
been filed by the Scandia Land and im.
provement; company, capital $20 000
today in the shape of Samba
Green Grocer-WWII. New
celery that’s the neuron _.
_ IF HE'S LUCK
“i think l'll spend my t
vacation on my new autumn '
"Where are you 80hr!"
"Ob. 10 or 16 miles out of.
we
.A certificate of incorporation has been
“filed by the Danisison .Woolen Com»
Play
0n the Last Day’s Skatifik. "
Jones-«"Opee there ~ : '
THE s'u'rie Way. . - . “mywfifitwm s
’ "How dare you lead It collector to cd
my house!" ‘ \ .
"To tell the
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