Wash Goods
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Now is the time to make your
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Mahaoksoto Hotel Ilook.
south Norwslk. Dons.
Local News the
. waamaa mister? ' .
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday.
Itrough of low pressure extends
fro the western portion of thsi‘iah .
regibn southward to Texas. it. hum
dead local showers between til o it”?
sissippi river and the Rec Mountii a
during the past 24 hours. edsal'tt wéa-
ther prevails in all sections east aligns“,
Mississippi river Light frosts
ted from the northern sectioniqt
Thunder storms were reported from
Amarillo Texas; Phoenix. Arie-1 (h ..
cordia Kan. and Kansas City, Mp. Con-
ditlons favor for this vicinity pl
ant weather with slowly rising temper-
attire
A union class meeting will be held
this evening at the Knight Street A.
.AE Church.
MThe chairman of the W K. C. Sew-
lug Circle would like to have the lad-
ies come to the hall to sew Thursday
morning.
The Boston Store has planned a sale
of frish linen writing paper for next
Friday; These sales are limited and
last only the advertised time.
“Prominent chefs use Vanilla Crys
this. try it.
Studying the paper is the theme of
L. H. Decker'a announcement today
and we would sunset that you read
the? advertisementin‘ its entirety
The stilling Worke‘rs‘ Circle of the
Not-walk. Methodipt; current will meet
with Mia .Vl‘n.’ Tree"; Crescent Ter-
rash, South Norwak Wednesday after-
noon at a o clock.
Dr. Chili-lea R. Chasmer the Norwaik
dontlstL was able to be at his office in
Wall street, this morning for the first
ptime in a number of days, during,
which he has beenoulte ill.’
Kodak developing machines. hats.
flowers and umbrellas are the bargains
that the Ho'wiand Dry Goods Company
ale offering slid the prices are ex- .
tremely low. Read their all.
Properly fitted glasstm will save you
ma‘tiyA a dollar. Homer Hoyt can fit
you properly.
The suits purchased from Comatock
Brothers must be Just as represented .
and must satisfy DHIBX'WISFvWe“. they
haven t mom for the clothin that does
not meet. the requirements 1 ey‘say.
The ladies of the Norwrlk Chapter
-WiiO ale to visit Mrs Raymond next
Thursday will klindy note that they
are to meet at Mrs. Sophie Weed' s in
Wall street, rather than at Dann &
Banks' as previously arranged: ‘
Sturtevant has a very convincing
story relative to pianos and it Will ap-
peal strongly to those desiring tile best
possible in the musical. line at a fair
price and consequentiyi any: will do
well by talking this matter up’ with
e‘ither Mr. Sturtevant or his representa-
ve
—All the till» styles of Ladies and
Childrens Hate to be found at M. S.
Smith lb Cole,
Yesterday Chief Haymakerl Dr. B.
B. Plumley and Collector of Straws
Peter Hart, of Konckspotanaugh Hay-
loft. of Bridgeport. journeyed to Nor-
walk and made arrangements for the
transportation of the goat from the
loft of Uncas Tribe to Bridgeport. The
seat is named ill honor ofp chluéy
who wait a pioilecr‘ln higmaking
bore the camp 'of “Chief iMakem
Sweat." The goat has trud‘eied hem
Maine to California. but this will be
its first appearance in Bridgeport Boss
Driver Otto Lindstrom. of Uncas Leif...
will accompany the goat; also a d
gation from the lofts of Cocos and
Cockenoe tribes. ompanions are to
be present from tiooke tribe. of
New Milford. Natutnc tribe. of thugs-
tuck ahii Sismmerhassett left. of NmA
.....
L bliss Asylum.
‘ m o: p'
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Hastings. Chlca'm;
. . K 8' . - ' " it 1:
Men. will most tonight. .
Allied has beenbors to his. and
James Felt, of the New Canaan res
n Alls- commenced his
.1 ”Nice of the Crofnt s
Kna p Cumpaay.
H up n S d r o Fru n s t
is rgcovaerlnyfrgman f aiisfl plug-yin
and congestion of the lungs.
Mrs. David W. Raymond. of Crescent
Terrace. has returned home from a
visit in Brooklyn and Orange.
The graduating class of the Center
flight school will hold its reception at
"lloolfweod' s Hall tomorrow evening.
M. J. M rris, of Washington street.
is attendi‘éouthe funeral of his cousin.
Santos its dugh, In New London. to-
it)?
Miss 1 oils Campbell. of Norwalk,
was the set of Mrs. Eugene Heavens.
31 Greenwood avenue, Danbury. yester.
ay
—Alway flavor with Vanilla Crytsals.
Jesse M; Ferris has been making a
.trlp to Boston. in the interest of the
Manhattan Rubber Company, of New
asCititittins Frank N. Ferris and Char-
& Watkins have overhauled and
fault ed. their auxiliary yacht Un-
“T” e monthly meeting of Old Well
8 ‘and‘ Ladder Company will be
eaa‘ heidvln: the headquarters next Mon-
“'51“th 3.
Manager]. M. Hoyt. of the local
theatre; has entered the ranks of the
autoiits. Mr. Hoyt has lost procured a
Locomo'bile.‘
The Stihuidicc cottage. at Bell island
has beenopened for the season. Sev-
eral members of the family from Dan-
bury. are sojourning there now. '
Richard irwin. until recently night
operator at the Saugatuck station.
has secured a position as manager of
the South Norwalk odice of Cole's
electric express.
—-The South Norwalk Baptist
Church will hold a rummage sale.
Thurs, Fri. and Sat." of this week in
the Harvey Block, No, Main St.
The employees of the' Consolidated
Railroad Company are- placing a- new
'roof and making other improvements
about the comma" s tenement houses
in Monroe street: ' . . .
General Russell Frost arrived home
last night. from his trip to St. Louis.
with Governor Chamberlain and other
state oiiicials He pronounces the trip
a most enjoyable one.
All adjourned meeting of Grace
Church parish will be held this even-
ing‘, at which the acceptiitice of tho
tectorshifi by the ash. diluted to. Wer-
par. of Stamford will be received.
Mrs. w. H. Light of Rowan street.
and Miss Sadie McKay. of Elm street.
Danbtlry. have returned from a short
trip to South Norwalk. where they
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
Henry Rowland.‘
The D. M. Read Company is offering
SpecialsAttleiy'in thatway of dress
ginghams. sofa pillows tops. etc. it
will pail you to spelul a little time
‘reading their ad.
The official boald of tile Norwal
Methodist Church will hoid its anuua
meeting;~ tomorrow evening. and the
first quarterly conference will follow.
at which Presiding Elder Montgomery.
of Stamford. will be present. _
A regular meetings of Washington
Camp No. 11, P. 03's of Ar wLII'A‘be
held on Thursday night. At close of
meeting a suppér is' to be held. All
members are cordially invited to be
present. Degree taint Is earnestly re
quested to attend. as a rehearsal is to
be held. .
-“The Women of Japan. " lecture by
Mrs H. H. Barroll. illustrated by cos-
tumes and curios, Wednesday, May 6.
3: 110 p. in at iii Dame's are South
Norwalk. Tickets Inc. to be had from
members of Norwalk Chapter. D A R
Caterer F. A. Lane has made exten-
sive improvements to his confection-
ery store in the M ohrfdlotei
block, iiicluding n “denote "31%
tures' linoleum, £9an g_A§tc.. aim
beautifying the‘i Set
of awnings on the outside wadd to the
moors! neat appearance of the store.-
A i
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giggfnifiifl 9'handstn W:
pa éhhasket filled with variouamn‘wilti’n .
Thebadliet wismid
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x theses mum-eds».
lighted with the it and desires t6
thank‘thé‘onkti'ow done? for thoere" ~
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C. A. Detail. Bridgeport; R. E. Tongue
, Iliad John A. Nixon. Philadelphia: P.
11.13am Danbury' John lynche-
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BALI OP HATS ANO FLOWIRI.
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Hate worth 50a to ’1'. 25—20:.
Flowers worth bilo to 0150—400 and
”a
This store' ll syndicate has Just made«
a purchase of an im'rlletlas quantity of «
untrimmed hats and flowers from a
firm whose business wd’s lagging. The
combination could buy far more than
any ordinary sellingtestabllshmont;
took practically all there was to be
had; so got small prices.
That is the beginning of the story.
The goods themselv" are-ready to tell
the rest of it. They are coming out of
the cases as this is written—fresh and
pretty and in good variety.
The hats are the flat shapes that are
favored this sessbn. . .
Flowers are those that are meet --us
ed and every millinery color Is includ-
ed. .
Let us emphasize the value and sells
ing price.
Flowers worth 500 to .1. 60—291: and
890. .
Hats worth We to Sikh—290.
Right corner. rear.
KODAK DEVELOPING MACHINE.
Demonstration of this greatest addi-
tion to the photographer‘s outfit Wed-
nesday.
it abolishes the dark- room. avoids ex-
tra handling of film. saves lots of bo~
ther. «
You press the button—then do the
rest.
Wednesday from 2 to 5. You are
sincerely invited to attend.
Right corner, rear.
GOOD UMBRELLAB—Oi.
Might. well say: "Very good." for
they are far better than the umbrellas
one usually ‘finds at a dollar. Full also.
strong, well made. graceful handles
No need topoillt out the. need of an
umbrella; little need to emphasise the
value of these
Men's umbrellas 88 inch with box.
wood handles, 8v ribs phtent runner.
with best English mercerised covers.
‘ $1.00...
Women's umbrellas, 26 inch cover-
ed with union taffeta a large variety
of fancy handles. $1.00.
Opposite elevator.
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IOUTH NORWALK; OONN.
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cum Profits. _:r:.zao.oa*i~
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. f . DIRID new
John H. Ferris ry asymour
Julia H. Knapp christian ewsrts
Johndi. Light 6. H. Mathewson
assist“. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
sllsslllltg usury low prices for this,
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EHIMBO
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“Mahala!”
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John W. Bellini.
ALWAYS READY
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equlpliN that we
can commence paneling
rooms at a very short‘ notice.
Come in land look over the. paper
designs we have; we are' confl-
dent that they far surpass a
ialige proportion at much higher
The New Laequsret,
a varnish and a a combination
is for sale new are else in the
Mls . to. "Aline
Q . |:‘ g ,. EN“Artltur
Sherlock'
and Wliiiaih (Risotto.
Exactly as produced for 800 nights in
New Yorhahd ~10 linguists Milena
HOY'D. S THEATRE.
SATURDAV. MAY 9
Matinee and Night.
Original Big Double Spectacular
Stetson’s . .
Uncle Tom’s. Cabin
Cc. under the management of Leon
W h
TH: BARNUM 'oi' THEM ALL.
More Grand Novelties than ever.
Codi-genus Scenery.
tests Prof: Gibson's, Military Baud.
Colored Female Fife Drum Cot-bi
Blood Hon'nds. ‘Ceiiuine Csk’e Walkers.
Buck and Will Dancers
Jubilee Singers.
Grand Vision and Transformation
Mechanical Ef
Watch for the Big Parade—it Bests a
Motion Prices,6 10 and 25 cents.
Evening Prices; 25. as and so cents.
store Norwaik, 5 days In advance of
as $1511.; gran:
1361in 115%
JOHN AND MANY.
Dealt-loomed Stator, Dotti Blinds
ill one of their delightful and interestrh
moments. Two hours 91‘”-
cshiaud‘in‘strumantsi music.-
and popular: lr‘ish melodies; numerous
songs, impersonations
specimens of Irish wit. etc.
Admission
true to life.
Reserved BIN. 85o.
Tickets can 310 procured at the usual
Fresh lius‘Fisll." Connecticut River (‘1 ,
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councilman
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sis-anusuu fif‘ _ I
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Mimi
.. Continued!“ from Swond Pogo.
Scares. Ho detailed thsi difficulties
hich he the pron iayou and
”MM fifiygtfi so dénage
whlc ul resuit on much 0 the
pro rty on the street through the
‘0“ 1m up rockpn'wbichy sit out
the street level nine 'feet be eow the
surface 01 the lots and in some places
and or three feet higher than the
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Councilman Budweu then moved
that the report be accepted an the
committee discharged with that“:
John McMahon. of the commitbse of
freshelders on the Washington street
layout, stated that some of the prop-
. . arty is at present in litigation and that
_ .by waiting a short time it. would pro-
.bahiy be possible to save the city a
good many dollaril. The report of this
committee was thereupon referred to
the next Council meeting.
The resolution appointing William
McPherson a driver for the Old Well
Hook and Ladder trllck was then tak
an up. Mayor Cavan asked why It
specified William up orson as the
driver if it whs Ohmic definite act
tion. "is there ‘fill fr tion between
the city continlttoe' and the tire de-
partment?" be Is tied- ' ‘
Councilmullm 3114.19“ eipiilned that
there was no 111%0 Mu Mil seem-
ed the fittingrth ‘dtoibrlng tne
matter before t a: until). i r action
Mayor Cav'au h‘st‘p th t if this
were done, then s‘rii ‘vras no use in
having a fine committee. find that all
boards and committees could be done
away with.
Chief Harford spoke in favor of the
resolution and said that he understOOd
that the matter had simmered down to
one or two inen who were candidates
for the position, one in Old Well Hook
and udder Company and the other in
Putnam Hose C0mpany. -
Councilman Lutiisr M W lit a tire
ed a number of men to filv’s‘
lob. but that they hid it”
there was better money in iii for them
somewhere else and he ter-
mined that the allies should lfioi ger
seek the lash’hut that the mall should
seek the office. He sdidi ”The
Council all gave his power t not and
hire a man to take 1: of the horses.
1 Wilt to Mr. Bodsvci land hiked him
if its bad a man in his cool y W110
would be good. -for tile positn He
said that he had not. i then went
to the chief and 'got the same answer.
i heard that McPherson wanted the
porition and looked him. up. I found
that he had never driven a pair or ev
en a single team. 1 said that. i would
not appoint a man who knew nothing
about horses. After that a meeting
of Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany endorsed McPherson and 1 since
learn that he has learned how to drive.
at the expense of the city.
Mayor Cavanagh then brought up
the point again about the poor judx-o
ment in establishing a precedent for
bringing such matters before the Coun-
cil. if this were done there would be
no need of having committees and
boards.
Councilman Paul then moved that
the matter be left to the tire commib
tge. with power to act. This was yet
e .
After a little more desultory talk.
the meeting adjourned upon motion of
Mr Paul.
Mi. Doubled “Insilii’titld”
Continued from First Page.
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Councilman Riordan asked If the
taxpayers of the outside portion of the
city wouldn't "kick" if only the busi
nose portion was sprinkled.
Major Nlblock said that he would
answer this by saying that people on
the outbide used the business streets in
great dial
Frederick A. Hill said that residents
of West avenue were interested in the
matter. He stated that the statutes
’prevlde that the City Council may or-
der the sprinkling of any street they
see fit and charge it to the abutting'
pro erty owners. There were 0 lily
a dozen who did not sprika In
this was enough to make it disagree
able. ‘A
[Jens were ordered placed on these
properties”: John' A Doty. 810:8. J.
Grilmglllan. 322; Bates Stone Company.
848
These abatements of taxes were
made: MaryC Hadden (310 out of
business: Tim
about this
‘4 - ha’d‘oi‘dsi'ed. Thu stone woe supposedw ;
to arrive‘ about April 16th.
I; motionless Reynolds. .
chafimali of as him committee. in
to the New “phonics of the company
. ‘J Riordan pre- :7
seated mirrmtibm: printed above.
whl‘cll‘hversuilioklr poised;
:Cbiliicihimf‘aer mellow loop-
‘ {mun “it“ Mid 1b instruct-
strengthens the kidneys
the X-EI‘YB.
Too much emphasis cannot be given this feature of. our summer buslnssa; A
Just the underwear you want here. Just at prices that you want to phy.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless. nicely trimmed. at 10c. .
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests. Slaveless or with Short Sleeves, sis due“
ferent styles to choose from. at 1215c.
Women s Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed Vests lace and silk tape trimmed: .
at 16c.
Women's extra size fine quality Jcrsy Ribbed Vests, handsomely trim: .
mad, at 250.
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vest ll, from 25c up. .
Children’s Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with shim Sleeves, at 10c.
Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests v Neck Short 81...... at 15c:
Boy' is Balbriggan Shirts and Draw crs, 25c quality, at lilo each.
Men' a French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of since, at 260 sa.
Mell' s Forest Mills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, Shirts Long oi“
Short Sleeves at 39¢ each
Men' a Best Quality Forest Mills Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers Shirts A
Long or Short Sleeves Drawers Double or Bicycle seat. at 49¢: each.
. Att' lye-Ii .- '- ;.. ». ‘ , g ‘
$111111 R“ HIEEWERY
. ' 4" 1'!
..C' ’JHM 1 l l W .'
Resdydowear sort of Millinsry,
strays novelties. ,
New.» and prettiest shapes In dainty
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oo'ddiliashinllion 81.. So. Namath Ct
EL T OiTY N B ROERY.
VA 1.519110 l”Gail!" May Ig—A now me
that of nipplying electricity in' surgical
operations has been deaths-int“
here. John Gets“, an apprentice at
the. Navy Yard was severely injured
last week by a piece of steel. which.
flew from a tool imbeddlng itself
his face. it was thought that the me
had been entirely removed from t e
.woullll. but yesterday it showed in.
cations of the presence of a foreign
substance. Master Electrician Prairie
became inteleated in the case and ar-
ranged an electromagnet of his own
design capable of lifting five hundred
pounds. The magnet was held directly
over the orifice. and the citrrent turned
in an instant the offending niece
of metal flow from the wound. and at
tached itseli‘to the magnet.
TRAVELING 13 DANGEROUS.
Constant motion jars the kidneys.
which are kept in place in the body by
delicate attachments This is the res:
son that" travelers trainmeh. street
car men. teamsters and all who drive
very much suffer from kidney diséase
in some form. Foley’s gdpeytlin
forum of kidney and bladder disease.
Geo E. Hansen. locumoifve‘ ell
Lima, Ohio writes: «comma Viiil‘a-
tion of the' engine cau'sed me s.‘ great
deal of trouble with my kidneys «511*
i got no relief until linden Foley's
Kidney Cure " Sold at Plaisted'i dhlg
store
STAMFORD MEN STILL OUT.
STAMFORD May' 5.——Contrial‘y to
expectations the Stamford tracklnen.
who struck Saturday at the redhest of
Harleni‘ River men did’ not return to
work today Railroad men hero es-
tir'nate thiit about 1100 men between
Harlem River and West Haven are
out but it is declaied that the strike
was hadty and ill advised and that
most of the men will probably return
.to work very soon. »
front of their residence he shift; at .
, TH xmavs. -
Recent expo til,’ 13 practical
Tests and cream ion as the aid of
Can I Care My indigestion?”
.Kodoi D ape sla Cure Is curipithode-
w.
l wil cure dyed; ofe‘gdlg‘ostlon
" il‘orgttle Shelagh. mot digssi:
.sn
.port Post: Now that mu our
'ground energy is refitted
an effort to have a trolley lii't
structed from Westport', to
to donate all the ties required ”fora
construction. an exceedingly libero
cred the project from this end his
cures all
isllte'd it as a. riot
that Cdtarrh of thé Stomrl’ch is not ‘a
digits of itself. bu that it results
i frep'sated attac of indigestion.
, Arc, eitherm at
tcegimho
a‘inys the mew:
_ Matter arid Witifi
. clothes with less. labor _
dud. lees cilped's'ié. It
' ms [3881‘s
asTHEL To'waerroa‘r. . 7”
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South End of Proposed Line Is
suing Interact.
The following appears in the Eli .
a matter was at u d
033.com... Sham“ P33
Fairileld. was active with a ”viii-15" .
having the line run throughlg-epua 3
There Is considerable A
valry between this towii00d and ' _,
for the securing of a line to 13
the latter instance residentil' or A-
field Hill are active. than
boon to members of ill'ett'iliieldu
Club as w ll. Here E. N.“
evinces a p actical interest. He . ’ ‘
Mr Hoyt. of Weston has lath.
asl'rlsll-wsraanla canal;
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5—1;! ‘
sinner Wen-y . all
Canadian government sedate
exact position of Fwni
connection with the as
there of a station of the B ,
trails cable because the island:
area. has found that thfll '
28 seconds too 1er nor ~ .
tilde as shown by the admiralty c
is correct. . .
ONLY cusp soapy”;
Mrs. Franklish Bush of New
Del. says: "i lie 'for ye]
dyspepsia U to have great ‘
tress and belching. i tried eve A ,
i could hear of, but nothing helped
until {£33k Brazilian Balm l3.1m one 50
cont 9 .curednle .
For sale‘tby'B. 11;le Fug '
ter and the Cliflord Pharmacy " ‘
aeaov alrs co. com ~,
Hammer) Ma 1.:AW A; ~
of incorporation W
Company. of New Haven. & '
ed with the secretary of s
manufacture and sale of A. .
products and the prlhting
ing of advertising and i an.
connected therewith. The amount
hospital stock authorised is 82, 600.000. .,
“The fee paid into the. state treasury
was $1. 250.
me. a ll‘.
tile 1'ch
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