‘ e "‘00.. .
‘oloclt and Were
house by l.
the Muyo1
ment by
55‘”
floors were Lloyd an11
made short speeches.
‘nI North avenue where
‘ decorations about
handsome .
5—...
1. Avenue Last Night
w night.
Eh Gduld Se3".moui
he homestead
11111111112 and
Walk cemetei .3'.
ecu planned
§ . ERARD iNJURED.
hool
111111
[Norwaik depot?
slipped and ,fel
in 111s carriage. it
ml ‘
111111 a. guest deal.
Gold lfen‘ trade. . ~
DOLE AGENTS,
scum NORWALK.
SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE
ay exercises of the Nor-
lgpartxnont are being car-
‘ afternoon according to
. j.1113 published 111 The Ben
bound Regiment Ba1111.0f Now
' ed in town this morning
escorted
orwaik Hotel to the Main
11. Reed and
’een3vood whole they gavca
I'entertaining selections 11111- '
mbrniug. The Inspection of
and
$17192 G2hief P1 owitt commenced
.110 lit and First and Second
, gineers Smith and Money
he Council chamber from
1111; and invited the Mayor
to make an inspection of
companies of the depatut
oadily accepted the invitation
arch. accompanied by the
then begun to the Fire Po-
n the reviewing party he-
, 30111121 See-112v of New Can-
I Jacbb Hess. of Port Ches-
I) Egbert and 911- -Select
nsoccted the members fell
‘At2 each of the inspections
At
niotion of the inspection the
marched up 11111511 street to the
111' r1111 took place and the 1e-
. ‘ chonncil chambei was made.
in termed again for the big per-
',the mute Its arranged is be-
Norwnlk
F. Miss H A. SEYMOUR
W“
at! t the Family Residence in
. rriet‘A.Scymour.dnught12r 1
ht Uriah and Esther Seymour.
family residence :3 West
‘ Deceased leaves
who 191
Deceased
daughter of the lam 311p
hatcher of Revelationary
funeral will be. held to
,. fternoon at 4 oclnck from
tissue Rev: Paul Moore Stray
interment will
MKSTERS’ ROUND TABLE
1 Masters' Round Table of
Entitlement will meet at the
001 on Saturday. May
pills and supervisors. ho
hymen. are eligible for mom-
he discussions are informal
been of practical- interest.
.umba1t.oi' East Nprwntk.
of the executive commit
11g list of topics for dis-
Principal
ecr‘etary of the association.
dinner is being planned to
long continued day's discus-
“1:;
sale 11. Germ-.01 one of the
‘ graduates of the
School. suffered a very
3esterday afternoon at
In some
i. sprain
ides. Dr. .1. Milton Co-
mmoned and 1the physic-
. ing temporaxiy treatment
when: ls’dy to heir home.
11' sort of time. con
‘ out; etimatlsm 11nd
“VDTOEE ctlon for your
.mhrelins. 30c, the. 600
era, 851:. Best 83. 60 Um-
1110 All new goods and
‘1: 1211111111191 sale of“ .
EEO.» tan: ”Pent at prices to 2
90 ‘Washingfon Street,
BEEF 'I‘RUST Is AFRAID.
statement by Attorney General Davies
Regarding Adjournment.
ALBANY. May iii—The examination
of the eastern representatives of the
big western packing houses. which was
to 111th been begun before Justice
Chester. this mowing. wits postponed
until Monday. May 26. upon motion of
Attorney General Davis He gave as
his reason that his representative}? ..
H Leggett who had been directed to
subpoenas the needed witnesses, had
been unable to locate any of them. The
men whose presence was desired are:
Arthur Colby. the general arbitrator of
the 1:.ompnnios and William H. Noyes
and. George 11 Edwards. of Swift 8:
(30.. Charles C Gailbrnil. of Armour &
C0,: James 111. Howar.d of Schwarz—
schlld & Sulzberger: 111 (il1rlstian._0f
the Cudahay and George Hammons &
Co.'s representative. and John Pavot.
01‘ N lson.M0r-1is & Company. Attor-
ney General Davies. in asking for the
adjournment declared that he had been
informed frequently by the legal tepre-
Sentativcs of the packers that they
wuuld welcome :1 judicial luwstlgntion.
as they could satisfactorily explain the
”5.9 in the beef and show that it was
in every way legitimate. 1112. also 111-
foimed the cou1t that be 111111 been
furnished with documents by the var-
ious firms in which they declined the
advance was primarily to the increased
price of corn. "1 nm prepared to show."
he continued. "that illegal agreements
were entered into by these men at a
time when corn was bringing half as
much as it does now. The develop-
ments of the last few days have con-
vinced me that the companies are
afraid of a judicial injury and their
representatives haVe placed themselves
outside of the jurisdiction of the
1'0111'."t
in granting the adjournment Justice
Chester stated “lat he would issue 11
new order so that other subjoenacs can
be prepared and served it the witnesses
wnntcd can be located.
CONSUL ROSE TALKS.
NEW YORK. May ids—11.1. 110313.01
New York. counsel for John 12‘. Gaynor
and ‘B. D. Greeneysaid today he did
not see how the charge of embezzle-
of
8.
he maintained, because.
defendants 33"e1e not at any tithe dis
of trust under the go3c1'nn1ent. Mr.
limitations
1,1111 three years after the alleged com
mission of crime.
1.1 . .
NEW CUSTOMS lNSPECTOR.
BRIDGEPORT. Mali
Collector 12‘. .l. Naramnrc today
an inspector of customs for the dis-
trict of Falrfield.
through the custom house ,liere.
for
3 our
the. corresponding period
before. was 3155.000 The in
period was 311215.
camsse SUCHET SAlLs.
tion.
but
the years' imprisonment.
“W
DlED-YlN THE i-iOBPlTAL'.
naa'rronu. May
\ .
:1 Webb Con
-- ployment.
ié‘”
" dens—5......
CADET BALI: TEAM LEAVES.
Old
cadet 1111311111111qu left A‘
Prentiss P. ;.B‘ssse
third baseman."
11112111. against Gaynor and Green could
he said. the
burslng officers of the United" States
government and had held no position
Rose also declared that the statute of
might be found to have 11
hearing on the case as the indictment
now pending. l1o_,shid. Ws found more
iii—«Customs
ap-
pointed lsanc N. Beldcu. of Stratt‘ord.
The appointment
increases the staff by one. and is made
necessary by the rapid growth in the
size and value of the importsfimssing‘
For
the nine months ending March 31.11112
increase over the 3a1ue of the imports
one
ciease in the value of the lmpuorts in
the New Haven di'strict for the same
FORT DE FRANCE island 01 hiarti.
nique 'May 15. ——The French cruiser
Suchet sails f1om here tomorrow with
the pxincipal local authorities vibe
. will he landed at St. Pierre and 111-1»
‘ coed to the northern part (if the tea
land in the direction of Basso Point.
and thoroughly in3estigate the sltua~
it is feared that pillage is ram-1 -
pant; there. Fifty robbers, arrested at
St. Pierre. have been sentenced to
lB—Edward
Hutchlns forty- -four years old. who at
tempted suicide Thursday at his home.
by taking sulphuric
acid. died early bhlb morning Hutch
his had been despondsnt of late on nos
count of his inability to secure our
BALTIMORE. may 16—-T e naval;
day for West Point wlkre tomorrow
afternoon it 1111 meet the army team
' , n the annual baseball contest. Anion; 2.52
-, be members of the navy team will be
fit, of Connecticut.
About 50 naval' peo-
COMMISSION
DRE/”(£33.
W
31001133011115. commarain.
Careful attention given to mail and
telegraph orders
Coircspondence invited.
Telephone 0:111 153.
v
Smarts 8 Corbett Black.
Washington 81., 80. Norwaik. Conn.
WWW.
PANAMA ROUTE SAVES TIME.
One.Third as Lo’hg to Pass Through it
as Through the Nicaragua
The time required for
through a transisthmian canal is an
impottant feature of the problem; it
is affected by the length by the 1111111-
13121 of 101 ks by the number of curves
and b3 the sharpness of the curvatme
for 111 gent-1.11 it is not feasible 101mm
a ship 011 11 cows 111 a narrow channel
with the same speed as 011 a straight
coutsc.unlessindcrd,th12cur3uturcls
very slight.
The speed is also affected bv the
depth of water under the keel of the
ship. ti is well known that the same
power applied to :1 ship In deep water
of unlimited width will produce a
much higher rut:2 of movement than
the same poweI applied to the some
ship 11: a restricted waterway espoc
isily when the draught of the ship is
but little less than the depth of the
water
These considciniion all have their
bearing upon the dimensions of a. ship
canal. and they have probably never
before to: elved shth careful consider-11
11011 in connection with the designing
of n waterway as by tht2 lsthmlan can.
:11 commission. The effect. of the depth
and width of 1b:- 12anal on thr2 time of
passage by either route was determim
12.11 311th as great :1 degree of accuracy
as the data at the command of 0113111
cars at the present time will per.mlt
Equally careful consideration was glv.
on to the (211121 t of curvature and to the
tim:2 of passing thlough th locks on
each line the lutte1 11112111111 31 inc do
lay of slowing on approaching the lock
and of Increasing the speed after pass
ing it. the time of opening and closing
the gates and the 1111112 of emptying
or filling the 101 ks
The computations based upon all
those 9112111011111 01' the duestion indicate
that what may be called an average
ship will require thirty three hours for
passing through the Nicaragua canal
and twel3e hours for the Panama ca-
nal. it is thus soon. says 11 writer in
Scribncr‘s. that the time of passage
through the Panama canal will not
much exceed onedhird of the time 1212»
quircd by tho Nivaragun route.
SELE-ACCUSED.
The Judge Came in for a Large Her.
vest of Fees.
Georgia has a stringent law forbid
ding its :itizens to carry concealed
weapons on pain of fotfeitlng the
weapons and 111131113 a fine of fifty 1101
1an or being imprisoned for thirty
days. 800 after the passage of this
statute Judge Lester was holding court
:11 11 111111111 town in the‘ northern part of
the state, when he suddenly suspended
the trial of a case and ordered the
sheriff to lock the doors of the court
house. The New York Press tells
what followed:
the doors were closed. “1 have just
seen 1111111101 011 a man in this room.
and i cannot reconcile it to my sense
of duty to let such a violation of law
pass unnoticed. I ought. perhaps. to
go before the grand jury and indict
him, but if the man will walk up to
this stand and lay his pistol and a
line of one dollar doun hate 1 will let
him off this time."
The judge paused, and a lawyer sit.
ting just before him got up. slipped his
hand into a hip ket. drew out a
neat ivory handled
it with a dollar upon the stand
"This is all right? said the judge
“but you were not the man i saw 331111
the pistol. "
Upon this another lawyer arose and
, ly repeated 111:1 former statement.
revolvers. varied in kind.
scope 11131 upon the desk and beside
them nineteen dollars
The judge laughted as he compli-
method the nineteen delinquents up-
on being honest men. but added that
the man whom he had seen with the
pistol had not come no, and glancing
at the farther side of the room. he
continued: ' 1
“i will ghe him one minute to ac-
cept my proposition. If he fails I
shall hand him over to the sheriff" 1
Immediately t ' men at the real' 0f
the courtroom rose and moved toward
. ' lice they stopped on look
other. 11.1111 then; coming no ly
Ordersexecuted for FAMIQN PAATES. ‘ :
Investment or on Margin. KraSQVItZ & FOX
W ‘ 9
111111111101} fallout?“ Yo‘k' Bosm' 47 North Main cor. Ann St.
passing
"Gentlemen.” said the Judge. when .
ix shooter and isld
laid down a revolver and a dollar bill
before the judge. But the judge more
The process went on until nineteen
size and
Tailor-Mode Suits, .4 _
Walking 51:11.: 611 BIcyclc flirts,
All of the Best Imported Cloths.
INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR
50m: NORWALK.
“‘ WARM
2 WARMER
HOT?
Then you wlil'want thin un- ‘
derwoarweverythlng thin, Well
we prepared for you some
months‘ ago and our line pf ‘
Summer‘Furnishlngs for men is
:1 very complete one.‘ .
Baibrizgan Underwear at 250,
500 and 51. 00 with soubie seat
Diawers.
Best line of Negligee Shirts
in the Twin Cities, bile, $1.00
1111115150.
Tel. 133-12.
i. 011.1881 801
TAILORS, enormous,
nurses. roamsuans.
85 Washington Street,
scorn uoawstk.
M 11211211 1221112212 era-e 3121.1 «new
from one season to another
Lot No 1
Lot No 2
CHOICF FOR
Lot No 5
TRISTRAM &
It has always been our aim to soil everything the season that it is bought and to carry nothing over
With this object 111 view we hn3e made 11p our stock of Tailor Made Suits
into three lots to 1:101:12 out as follows: ' '
l
s
‘ All Wool Homespun Cheviot 11nd Serge, in blaclt. grey, blue and brown,
$12.00. The cloth alone would cost more than we ask for the suit.
Fine All Wool Venetian Cloths, Choviots, Brondcloths and Pebble (lbcviots in black.
brown and grey. regular price of this lot f10m $14. 00 to $18 00 This lot contains many of 0m finest Buits.
’ I
This lot includes 01112 Fine All Wool Etamiue Cloths. Broadcloths. Fine Cho3iots and
Many of them are silk lined th1oughout and made 11p in the vety best possible manner.
this lot :18. 00 to $22. 00. CHOICE FOR
' . SPRING JACKETS
We have made one lot of 0111 light Weight Jackets in tap. brown and raster, 1111 slide and styles.
Regular price from $5. 00 to 58. ()0 Choice of any of them for V
HYATT,
011010 1}
NORWALK. CONN.
Meow-1212112212111»: T'ETWWNMWEMMWMM
regular
or TRIS ' LOT, '
price $10.00 and
$5.00.
-",
' navy. tan.
$8.00.
Venetinns.
Regular price of
$12.00.
$3 00.
' W
‘ ........... s 9:- .. .,....._. is - ........ _ - A 1., W1 . _
1. "l wondci if 331211 have any mon2
ENTERTAINMENTS' queer boarders. such as we had 'lust
. year." said Farmer Corntassel.
H 0 Y T ' S T H E A T R E . "Which do you“ mean?" asked his
WEDNESDAY. MAY 21,
Matinee and Night.
run 1310' crrv snow
The;‘l2‘amons .1’
Hi. HENRY’S
MINSTRELS
Largest and Oldest in the World.
Elaborate Special Scenic and Rice
tiic Palatisl rust Pait Setting.
Gorgeous Satin Costumed Circle.
21': Big Uniformed Solo Orchcstta
l2 Singers
New Jokes New Gags New Sketch
rs. New $011gs.blew Solos. N033 Spec
ialtles
iii Superb Concert Band.
17 Housing 1' odevillos.
Car Load of‘ boot-3r
Never before such a Large and Expen-
sive Show at These Low Prices.
NIGHT, 25.‘ 35 50 cents.
Bargain Matinee. at 3 p. 111.: Chil-
drcn 10:: to any part of the house:
adults Balcony seats 25c; orchestra.
:15 cents.
rum
DON'T READ DURING MEALS.
The Habit is 8111-0110 Promote Dyspep
sis and Nervous Disorders.
“That man is a fool." said 11 Wash-
ington physician 'to a student with
whom he was dining in a restaurant.
iudhating in the direction of another
table where 11 guest sat eating his din-
ner and reading a newspaper, states
the Post.
"He looks intelligenh" replied the
student
“All the more the fool." motioned
the physician. "Now observe him. His
coifee is cold. as are the meats before
him. 'He takes two bites and four
looks at the paper. His" mind is re-
moved [rpm the food when it should
be centered upon it unless he in em
gazed in conversation which is not
argumentative. The appetite i§ dead—
interrupted. He knows this undoubt-
med, the functions of his digestion are 1
wife.
“Why. there was 11 man over 40 years
old. who wasn't'elthcr a judge. colonel,
major, doctor nor professor. You don’t
often run across people like him nowa-
1iays."r—~'1\1'11shlugton Star.
1 its 12 pleasautcr if 3"0111 friends do
not quarrel with 0111 ‘n 0111121
The cit3 of Nola. in Campauic. was,
the first. where church bolls wrrc 1151211.
This was about the year 2100 A. D.
3111011115.
One-half dozen. steam gauges.
hot air pump. all kinds of old
tools and machinery 2 large kettles.
reading books. pulleys, shutting
11nd hangers. piping of various
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron.
steel. metals and junk. Second hand
brass chandeliers hardware. Abra-
ham Hairls. Raymond St. South Nor-
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone 156-4
131...? ‘
11111111101110111
All persons owning or harboring un
registered dogs after May first are its.
his to prosecution.
The Town Clerk will issue dog 11
1:903:19 at the South Norwaik office of
the Selectmen Railroad Place. on
Wednesday. May ch from 2 to 5 p
m. and on mSaturday. May l'Ith. from
2 to 6 p.
11112 St
mHERBERT B. SMITH.
' Town Clerk.
you... the race
:edly'. but he is the victim of the read-
ing habit at meals. as much of alhsbit
as that of talking alcoholic drinks to
force an appetite which would respond
but for unnatural stimulants to the
action of the stomach and the flow of
the gastric juices.
‘Because it is the universal custom
makes that custom all the more 011- :
1111111 1111: to thinking men It is as bad ._
its smelting on an empty stomach
There is one .conboling feature about
this habit. he ever and since you are
a medical studéat. pray that it will si- ,
gays continue and augment in prao.
cc. ‘ 1
"And that
new rd. .“laid down their pistols.
d .
' will come- into your office for treat; .
duccs nervous 15. ‘ . , h . 3
ere orb of such 11‘ lcted persons who .
meat. e' Malignant swell your bank _
. 31.011 ill soon learn the 3.
. practicing died
n
1". 2113111) 11.11qu hasten-c
in. 91-11%
show you an Oxfbrd of exceed
itional value, brim mu of style
1.1.: especially 113111 mummy.
.ance even though It has a welt-V
5.. method“ for even more money.
., that is why we bought it and _
why we have confidence thati
This Oxford has a patent
d LIMITS”.
13.0110111-
We seek an opportunity to
1
on 50111.-
‘ It is really the best we could -
umbsse anywhere Send In 111 M
you will 'want it also
how 05111 Pebple of Limited In;
comes Dress Up= to-date ?
' This stem is the newer to the question. lT’S T
(by
THE STORE OF CREDIT and likewise the store 0 good values.
znany articles of warning up
110th there are 11 gr
and you feel YOU GENT AWORD THEM.
:11 31'th s'ronn
No
at that; you need
vou 0.111. A'FF {rush
and you can have them When you want them, evén “though you haven't
the cash to pay down for them. . YOU' RE CREDIT IS GOOD With us; you ’ro
promise to-pay‘ is as goodns cash. Get what you want when you want
11. pay for it as'you earn the money.
One Dollar a ‘We‘é’k.
1111’s Suits.
Fancy Worsteds, Chevidtlt Clay Di~i
agonals, Serges, all union made;
goods, suits from $7.98 to 330.00.
The largest assortment of wash :1 Sailor Suits and Fitted Dresses, a
Shirt Waists from 500 to 732.98. 1‘ large variety. prices from 500 to $2.91!.
A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR' MEN,
SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
cmtoasu.
TD $3.98.
‘ ate Skirts
LADIES'
Tailor 111111 8111:
Venetians Serges Cheviots, Broad-
cloths and also a large line of Separ-
Suits from $9 98 to $35. 00
Ready-made
Children's Dresses,
WOMEN AND
PRICES snow: $1.110
sowsm' NOTICE. ‘
as all 0 3111 an late of
rvisllt.1n said district. deceased.
.The court of Pi'obate for the District
of NorWslk. hath limited and 1111031011
six months from the date herein for the
f2 .
‘ibif. their:
1131”“ MM” “TtlTidha
o :1
MN“ 111. has” time i
2 hit their new
T riegerd o
322»; 29 31 West Washington Street.
South Natvvsnk.
to ‘ ’ 111.11., late of
Nth-"walk. in' sal ct. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the dis
trict of Norwalk hath limited and 1112
1031011 six months from the date hereof
for the creditor} of said estate to 0th
11111111111. Those
Norwalk Chronicler