muse sanctum.
def:l0s.m.;2:ltp.m it'
.- __. - ~— .. and 30? They reflect the
it? proper civic pride In his hoaIt Nino voters of every ten
have There are many places idents of our little city
I barren waste of land. and
minds are more or less mould-
would not think at first glance the finish." They ought
motels of a whole neighborhood. ‘
. W ma Is an Instance of the good Editor of the Sentinel:
In your piper last night
“9"“ leaves ‘10 0"" morals heart of the matter so far
,WVYol'k was what is still remember. foresees" between some
”I; horn in the vicinity of this sink Mayor Swartz notitied ‘
of rulilana pervaded the streets
headway against vice in Five promising," “hold their
ences." etc. if it goes so
There were a few men howover. that " froth at the month." some one or two,
thlor. Ind more pleasant to live in.
if some of the factories would take
. the lead and plant Ivy on their build-
ings. It worlld make I great change
for the better in the appearance of
I: so; sets 0- is. in»; do outpost 3 tree today. do
during the coming week.
WE CAN AFFORD To WAIT. '
Mr. Editor: Usually any contilbu-
III. Oflch. Iion td a newspaper. touching Its mIiI
Mi loom. iigcmeiit ls critical and not commenda-
Norwalla tory. Iy l therefore take space to
sites. commend your editorials of April 28
flu. IS ARIOR DAY the great body of South Norwalk citi-
. zone. For instance.- “the prevailing
I? 3’0"?“ "ho 0W“ a {00‘ 0' scntimcut being that In case of an an.
.NOPWllk should observe this favorable decision by the Supreme
‘tio ”mam“ to show that be lourt, to remain as at present. rather
than consolidation of any character."
‘w‘h‘t of "‘l' beautiful town streets. In our stores. shops, etc. if res-
‘ 'Ihl'lll) or 3 tree planted would they live outside our city limits and get
their living within our borders. self in-
terest and courtesy would make them
l,‘ many ‘ ““0” 0" 0th" builil- loyal to South Norwalk‘s Interests).
“1”“. which would look far prettier say just that. Wait, abide the decision
. it does now. were it covered with of the Supreme Court. Again "South
Norwall:l is fighting for its independ-
cncc In ,ls emphatically opposed to
”mom realize ”‘0 93°“ that and will fight to the Ilnish against any
ldhieots have upon our minds consolidation, or any form of govern-
d=WPfl9rIll n is a “a however ment that purposes to mix it up In any
bionirgh (if other system that will prac-
tca y w no it out of existence as I
“in “’0 380- municipality.” i like thus:
“PM“! of flowers and a few cars of the very few who are using the
word-‘fCompromlsef’ Very truly.
AN Ex-COMP OMISER
in thousands of lives and reclaim ' CONVERTEDF '
this has been practically demon- SOUTH NORWALK STANDS RIGH‘T
10', X0"! 380. the toughest part of sentimentality talk and every-day “con-
i, n walk citizens and one or more South
19““ Points. Murders there Nor-walk gentlemen, who each time where one of cotton or linen would
not do Is made. of the white silks that
cost no more than 37% or 50 cents a
lard.
There is no dearth of washable trim-
mings for onc‘s summer gowns this
Even the pendant trimmings
common “5 to excite little state that what they have to offer is
,lilent Dives of the lowest con— their "own individual solution of our
' vshlo kind flourished there, Chlld- joint troubles." are concerned. isx- )
members . . . that no future confer-
corruption were rarely able to 39" cuces having for their object the con-
t of It. and went through lives of solldation of the town would be "con- are made of cotton in the rich Orien-
e to ignoble deaths, Organized sidered." Amcn. and let it be the end.
‘* The South Norwalk executive commit
.. tee tong action, to wait the decision of ,
ii the police were powerless. They the Wine Court did it not? Can the little lots. of muslin, are elabor-
,It last compelled to admit that we Wilford to wait? it Norwaik doc.
hit they might, they could make tors and lawyers must talk let them
talk. but let them do their own “corn
sentiment of
men. on Our
(of course If
‘fldS “to
to reach the
dozen Nor-
he Nor-walk '
own confer-
far that they
in.” fli' better methods of killing vice lone South Norwalk conferees present I
may get hit Better keep
Very truly
which led the children to grow up can- FASHIONS.
_ Tiny girls are wearing
dilutes for the jails and prisons. Un With gilt buttons
wanted them to tear down a few. t00 Blizht make It nine.
“tin their place a little park. It was part of a garment
Iecompllshed the work. it redeemed rm" “"3 3““ eve“ older
IINI‘IV York‘ s tremendous police force
Tile in years of trying. Such is ches.
desired color
has It trees and shrubs enough. Let vogue if the mai'uic' ls
city In his heart do something to- “33":3 3““ i“ V" ‘ 0‘0.”
possible or in tucks‘ as wide as two in-
BWS)’,
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ONE ”WHO CAN WAlT.
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linen reefers
or great difllculties they at last suc- Have at least seven gores In yourl
needed in having a bill passed which wash dress skirts and if you are apt
' , , .. Tabs seem to be a favorite mode ofl
WC fen 0‘ the.rookeries there. and trimming. They are applied to everyl
no bigger than many 80th Norwaik The pretty white etamines and can-‘
season.
F T. Earrinson ISaod Potatoes
AnyonI'Who Knows'
Anything About
Brakes. Knows the
Is the Best In the
World. HundrIdI of
Thousands Sold
All Over the World.
[cilia thrills tit,
M I. l.
tnl colors. and these are particularly
fashionable.
The male which are being made for
Painter and “Decorator.
.The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
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~PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES—é
82 N. Main street.
ie, have for their front lawns, but vases are worn as coats by little girls:
'1‘ he long shoulder is not hecomlngl A LA 8 A 5T l N E;
”I“ P0111“ A few “'99-“: a little to every woman but. for those who can!
3M. and some shrubbery did more wear it it is a very graceful design
nth. war against vice than the whole Even the parasol covers are tucked mcni wall coating to he used over any ‘
either in tucks so tiny they seem im- solid Sill‘laiHe—Dlatiler wood ceiling. .
brick or canvas in the place of paint.
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Your waithobc is not complete an- They are made To be neon-emu of
less you have In it one short coat; lcourse must be removed from their
The editorial there should be two. One must be el- white taffeta linings when this process
mg to the aborate with lace and the other may takes place.
.5 the sickly Hell bc~a clieiiot with cloth applica-
one.
An inexpensive waist that will be
permissible on account of Its name
Miss Maggie Uorman. daughter of
lienry German. died at her home in
Elmwood district, this morning. about
It o‘clock. Miss German had been em-
ployed In South Norwnlk. where she
was taken sick. and was brought to
ilcthcl on Monday last. An aged
father. three brothers, John, William
and Martin Gorman. and one sister.
Miss Ellen German, survive. her. The
arrangements for the funeral him not
hccu completed this morning. and will
be
ceased was about thirty years of age.—
nie with lace and ribbon and fagotting. licilicl “respondent. Danbury News.
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We are sole agents for the Leltoy
How and Harding's Chick Food.
Flour, hay, grain, straw, etc.’
DEATH OF MISS M. GORMAN.
announced tomorrow. The de-
and
Garden Seeds
CARLOAD OF EACH JUST RE-
' CEIVED.
war 8 Malone.
24 Main Street, Moi-walk.
tie a natural and durable stone base c e-
~ wall paper and kalsominc for either.
Wk“ it a public park. "“1 neith- \\ hile loose coats are very much in
the PM“ influence 0‘ trees one low One can introduce color into the lin-i vlain or ornamental work. Will not
' eII lace for her gown. by embiolderlng flake or scale or rub off. Made Ieady "ONS' WATER WORK 0F “‘1‘
mm Norwalk has no "Five Points." a part of the design with thicad of the by simply adding 001d water KINDS. GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA'
iTION uaaon’ worm.
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5”“ ’°"‘° Norwalk H’d‘ w e Co. I
W- cltlseii who has the love of his dainty material the popular little tan
except in the
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34 Main St. Norwalk.
i26 Wood 51., So. Norwalk
Gevnfiral Cohtractor
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
.i‘..-
Sandor thiriiott
aawaiui AND sev‘vsa couneo
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
'iiitii l. iiiiiiiiii
"I DIRT BICYCLE
with Wright's Old Well Tire.
, for tin some; -for ”bi-86'
Ind.” per week until paid for.
it look at‘ihese wheels -if you
ml. or purchasing. an they
Season. for “the pair,
‘ . amino”: eraser.
,liIke “'9 “1W prettier and “9““ Point d'esprlt is used for hate as well
'm
flkCALL 58-2.
s
I .1. Cliffpl'd ,3 was'r wasanro'ron s'r.
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‘IriII in Connect
. , . Scorn seas/ask. conn
GRAND (Sesame .
souru NORWALK'S uneasi- cnocsnv. ‘ .. --
, w hannouncatotito ‘puliin:
’ ‘ on “Wynn! than”. witnIneefthIlaI-post,
out. Don‘t fall to attend this sole. as we nsvsrhad Inytiin
lingering-ins. letter-Ionics: , . .
, ‘IU‘ITSHngiIST ILOIN ORIAIQRV IUTTKR, FOR THI BALI. POUND 's ..
' - '. Ip'ou " IuInOItFIufirlla~WloisIcn we varsI choicsofhholutiful _
:‘,“““"fl'. ,‘uumu Mucous-Ions. llopulsrsriep’fortnls 33".” 'l m” o"
.“PMSI.
SMIMMW
Fmour’sStore
Nice. Home Cut Asparagus fresh every morning. New Wax Beans. Cucumbers, Tomatoes. Ber-
'- Old Well Tm’ mum“ muda Potatoes. Strawberries, Spinach, Fresh Country Eggs. Elegant Sweet Rosy Butter, Delicious
__ .~ . 'Cofi‘ee. Rich High Grade Teas. Sweet Cream and Milk. Russet Apples. Bermuda Onions. Cora Nut .
'fi‘l’honc 194.3. Fhku. Barbe-Dir. jelly. Gun Jelly, Anchovies in Oil. Sardines. Olives. plain, pitted and united,
"mm 81‘. Potted Means to great Wei. Ferris am and Boneless Boson.
~ We place before "you the best goods at reasonable prices. It‘ s a satisfaction in knowing what
a good thing is. and when you “test it you will have nothing else.
- ,. C. E. Seymour, Deciding Grocer.
of, tin “emotion that we will open our new store at 119 Washington attest.
flats stock of Fancy and Stapld Oreo
’ , sagas—Io pounII of Fins meiosis Iona}, Ii. _,
' » ulna muons lamina mar Wit-l- one you this. ” 3
“Incline Ito's reiterates, . .Ile one.
‘ , ‘I «hells-ii In», . . OPICIM— , lie"?
tbibmwt‘v 2:. . ' ‘~ chills- 1» , _
' ' W Jolly. ~ ‘
' Mikes-fines” for six psr'sono . .
tooquatltboforo. MM’
- fss'liict fillers.
'°' Insemination-mince.
oio rests own mom
Developments in case of Stanford
Manufacturing Company
The case of Samuel K Batteries and
other minority stockholders. against
others of the Stamford Manufacturing
Company, who hold the majority of
stock. ca up again yesterday in the
supe civil court The testimony
thus far brought out, was by Childs.
the expo t accountant. who has made
for tho aintllfs an examination of the
books of the concern it showed a
surplus of over a million dollars on a
capitalisation of 8200.000 The evi-
dence showed that part of the money
formerly paid In dividends had been
laid aside as insurance of the plant by
the company. who had dropped out of
old line insurance and laid by large
some to practically insure itself. .he
plaintiffs held that the company's
charter gave‘ it no such privilege The
past four years the company has fail-
ou far short, It is claimed of paying 20
per cent dividends it has paid 3 per
cent the past two years on Its Invest-
ment. and paid no dividends, it is
claimed the two previous years I
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A GREAT FAVORITE.
The New Y0ik Morrow Coaster
Brake, an advertisement of which is
now running in this paper, is a great.
favorite with bicyclists. it when
free and easy. and has great braking
power. Its very simple in construc-
tion and will not get out of order. iii»
cyclists In general say It is the best
brake made. and they ought to know.
Sale of Real Estate.
Notice Is hereby given that the real
cstIte of Emma ll. Monroe. late of Nor-
walk,’ deceased, consisting of about-68
acres of land, with house and barn
thereon standing and situated on Com-
stock avenue In the Town of Norwalk,
is for sale.
For particulars and terms apply to
JOSIAH KELLOGG.
still at. Executor.
IIIIBKEIIIIN in
at the new store,
51 Wall St. Norwalk.
have the largest assortment of
Choice Millineru De-
signed For Dress and
Outing Wear
cvcr shown in the Norwalks. All or-'
dcr work rccclvcs special and prompt
attention. '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
If you are looking for the latest
styles. and designs in Wall Paper,
here is the place to see It.
they Are The Best Efforts
of the best artists and careful manu-
facturers. The prices are within
"reach of all.
To ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
, \ ---—
Painters' Supplies.
Artists’ Materials.
SPECIAL.
Willi. Curtain Poles with li‘lflllf'es
rec.
’ one Misfits-cm. with on...
the.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. a u
long, with fixtures, 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding. 100 bus
ramrmo. raven HANGING.
' moonstone.
L.H.Decker
87 washington Street,
South Norwalk. . Conn
Telephone Connections.
MTLLINERY
Immense-s.
‘24 won» Washington St.
Old moi: Building. Up Stairs.
.3710.
‘ is my to receive her customers
with a full line of trimmed aad‘nntrlm-
mama WWII”!!!
lowest-ham
capital. om mom
OP ”SW YORK-
SATURDAY—JOMORROW
19c Sale.
Nineteen cents tomorrow will have the
buuinc power of 25c to 40c at other
timeshare or elsewhere. The goods
are all new. The sale will last but
one dau. No need for a long talk
about the whus and Wherefores.
Simplu a method of reducing a vow
large stock. You’ll find bu a careful
sludu of the described merchandise
that we are civics liOll goods not worth
less than 25. 55 and 40c. all at oiie
price. 190.
LACES AND SMALL WARES
German Torchon Laces. widths
from 2 to 3% inches. twan-
ty patterns to choose from.
good value at 5c, naturday.
6 yds. for
Hamburg Edges. 2% inches
wide. ten different patterns.
19c
regular tic quality, 5 yds for 19¢
Point De Paris Laces, widths
from 2% to 4 inches, regu-
larly sold from 7c to 1235c,
foir Saturday only. 4 yds.
for 19c
Applique Laces. Medalions
and insertions. narrow
widths, cream or corn value.
from 250 to 35c. Saturday.
\I 19c yd.
A few pieces fancy Ribbons.
lengths from i to 3 yds.,
value 25c to 390. to close
out, 19c yd.
Fancy Wash Braid. pink. light
blue black brown and navy.
regular price 5c. ti yds for 19¢
Linen Turnovers slightly soil
ed values from 2. )c to 50c.
to (loan out two for 19c
Hematitched or Embroidered
Collar and Gulf Sets. a neat
finish to a shirt. waist. suit.
for Saturday. 19c
Best quality Brush Braid.
black and colors, 6 yds. for
Fancy Frilled Elastic Suppor-
ters, all colors. regular price.
25c. Saturday. 19c
“Lustre" Crochet Cotton, all
colors. regularly sold be
set
l9c
pr.
spool, Saturday 5 spools 19c
Black Silk 100 yd spools. A
and B only dozen spools in
box Saturday. 19c box
500 yd. Spools “Dragon" Cot.
ton.‘ sold everywhere he
spool. Saturday. 5 for
19¢
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Scissors all sizes. the best .
25c scissors made, for Satur-
day only._ . 19c
Asbestos iron Holders. a ne-l
Ity In every household.
regulIrIy sold 5c. sale price.
ii for
Rubber or SStockinet Shields.
2, 3 and i. warranted not to
wet through, 4wo pairs.
Patent Leather Belts. straight
or shaped. the best style for
ordinary wear. regular price
25c sale price.
Hooks and Eyes. black or
white, two dosen on card.
sold everywhere 6c, 5 cards
PIECE GOODS.
.—
Bost American Prints, all col-
ors. regular price do. an
yds. for
Dress Ginghams. regular price
so. 355 yds. roi- -
Wool Dress Goods. black and
fancies. regular prices up to
50¢: a yard. none less than
pr.’
19c
19c
19c
19c
190
19c
35c, all at one price, Sat- .
“id”.
Russian Duck In Polka Dots
and solid colors, regular
price 12th:, 2% yds for
sandal lag cmhrles. black
rljydsJor‘
500 yds. Lace Stripe Madras
9'!me DOM mi _. a
white unrest-Ind Waistlm
in three dsIIgns, regular
price ”I
c
“why when” ow.-
mum lid! for
lie
lilo
III:
190
19¢
lie
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READY-TO-WEAR DEP'T.
Ladies' Black. Gingham or
White Aprons. regular price
25c,
Children's White Aprons, sizes
4 to 14 years, regular price.
19c
25c. 19c
Children's Underwaists, 2 for 19c
Children's 25c “Little Beauty"
Waist. 19c
infants” 25c Silk or Lawn
Caps, 19c
Infants' Slips. trimmed with
embroidery, 19c
Ladies' Plain, High-neck Cor-
set Covers. 2 for 19c
Flowers in Milllnery Depart-
ment, regular 35c,
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Mailings cotton Warp all new
patterns. regular 25c quality
at
Oil Cloths. one yard wide.
choice of any patterns. regu-
lar price 24c. at
Blown Glass Tumblers, regu-
lar price he ea.; ii for
Glass Sauce Dishes, with six
small ones to match. regular
price 39c, tomorrow, per set,
Chamber Pails_ nicely paint-
ed, value 250, at
Galvanized lron Water Pails.
12 qt. size. regular price 25c,
st
Floor Mops. with handle that
will hold a brush, regular
price 29c. at
Wash Boards. “Silver Moon"
r "Town Talk." solid zinc,
double sides, regular price
price 25c, at
Japanned Sugar Boxes. will
hold 10 lbs., regular price
29c, at
Decorated Water Pitcher, will
hold 3 qts.. regular price 35c.
at
Hosiskv AND UNoanaA
c—pn—
Woman‘s‘lhace All Over Lisle
Hose. value 25c. at
Women's Hermsdorf Black
out-slse Hose, value 29c. at
(Size 9 only);
Women‘s Fine Swiss Lisle
Vests, no sleeves, low neck,
fine lace trimmed, value 35c.
tomorrow,
Men's Fast Black Seamless
Socks. value 121/,C. 3 pair for
Women's Fast Black Lisle Fin-
Ishcd nose. value 15c. 2 pair.
Boys' Knee Pants, value 25c
to 35¢, tomorrow.
renter oooos.
19c
19c,
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
lSc
19c
19c
19c
19c
19c
190
19c
19c
19c
Have you ever taken a look at
our Toilet Department? PRICES
are very attractive. We mention
but a few of the bargains to be
found on sale:
One th Ihnet Roll Toilet
PaperA he 10c roll temor
row 5 rolls,
lilrsh's Violet. Perfumed Am
19c
monII, value 10c bottle. 3
190
bottles for
Booth & McGrItiI's Talcum
Violet Mder. value 12c. 3
Ho
boxes for
‘vahmcuuoom. Brushes,
value 30:, tomorrow.
3 bottles Na ler Pow- .
mn’é ,2 for lie
lrlsh “when Writing Paper, val-
ne 15c box 2 boxes for
19¢
1’0
Brown’s Fill! Perfumes. Cab.
nation Pink. . White BOII.
Pink Rose. Lily of the ,val-
lay. choioo.poros..
Whisk Broom s, has corn. val.
no lie, at .
Chateldae and Wrist ”,1”
value 25° to ‘99. It
100
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