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“-“‘“‘ Av. MAY 7‘. m3.
M'l‘l o .,
""'."'li1‘ " ii.
Irt-
meat of all the new 'so elt'lea Iilw
colon materials for summer
ti wia the time to make your "
ons.
.K. 3AM e,-
si a a Want viAslii'ii "son an,
Mallaskam Hotel Ilesii.
South Homily Mil.
Lucille""'liles
WIAIKHIR FORIGAOT. ..
For Norwaik and vicinity: Par 13!
cloudy tonight and Friday, posal y
Ii ht showers Friday. A welloenned
daturbance that is central in Louis-
iana this morning is producing local
showers and thunder storms In the
lower Mississippi valley and along the
Gulf coast. An area of hi pyessIII-Kp
Is central over the hike reg ons. Plea's-
uqt weather prevails In the northern
socilons..exoept l the extreme north-
west where a dis urbance is develop-
lng Conditions favor for this viclnl.
ty lair tonight. followed b increasing
cloudiness and showers rlday.
E. J. Miller has returned to Norwalk
after spending a week In New York
st'ats.
Major Wesley M. Niblgck. one of the
popular proprietors of t e Hotel Nor
walk. is ill.
Mrs. E. J. Thomas, of Norwalk was
the ghost of Miss Josie Bowen and sin-
ter, in Darlen, Tuesday. K .
0. E. Wilson, who was taken sudden
ly III ‘on West avenue. last week is
able to attend to the duties of his ol-
ilce again.
,The Christian Union Church Society,
of Cranbury. will give a strawberry
festival;‘at the chapel, Wednesday ev-
ening, May 13th.
wallaefiwpthersp of Stamford se
8.
cured gold pi e' at a c table. of
the Boxmakers' It"linen in" Knuth Nor~
walk. Fiend” nl .
The fphenilo'f rs. t"Flo'rtulc'e 'B'allwltz '
was held from the residence of her
son. George JI Ballwits. Spring Hill
yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Alex-
ander Hamilton rolliclated' and later-
ment was in Lyons ,I’lains Cemetery.
Edward S. Taylor.) Edwin Burkey.
Patrick Malone and Henryflalnfl- will
give a dance this evening in Worship!-
toKIIJxldge hall, Cranbury. Shepard’s
orchestra will furnish the music. A
number 0! Norwalk people will be in
attendance.
~Try Vanilla Crystals when you
bake again; .
The annual spring snicker of “19,,
No'rwalk Yacht Club will he held on
Monday evening, at the club House. at
Hickory BliIif. Each" member is priv-
licked to bring two guests. Special car
will leave 86th Main at; t switcl'i at
8 o’clock. returning at 11‘? "
The 'dl'strict coilve'iltl' '1'! of (floo'tl
TemplaI-s lell be held w ill washing-
ton ge. qt Cranbury‘, Tuesday Keven;
‘a'y 12th. In addition to the bus-
iness session theragfill be an K(interi-
talnment , hment w
an entel’ti'ld'xn aghast serious maid:
will be served This ”district con late
of the’ilridgeport and Cranbury I
A istr'aet sprinkler so... .Norws-lis
has been engaged ln'W'qst port. during.
the past few days mwetting9K3 doWA“ the
macsdam on Main and Stole atrgels
it ls to be regretNd that its: has.
continued for the nominal. summer
months as somethlllfl oi thll'l sort is
what is needed. It is a wonder that
someone who has a tea'm to spare does
not take up the sprinkling cart idea.
as there Is money in it.
Next Sunday morning. at the First
Methodist Episcopal Churfill, Mrs.
Men «new the as-
brand eckn‘ :lygiltl‘ll
lbw“ "’"i
he '8'“ " he C
Glory" will be rendered by Mrs. chEaton
and Dr. Lawrence. The new chorus
choir will render during the day the
anthems “Come Unto Me." “P
Leave With You," and “Delis Ml
tur."
itsploesand
.‘r’d’lilm
Irma in 3 MW by Kmthl'ng in
thema'yof -..
" KPaint.
sail th'roa 2i” North
I. Ferris is at B«work overhaul-
ing in" mm y
World?" Ha $959.9? K, '93wa York. u
“Wm“ri Norton, 2o"; 91qu and
's is nrd‘coVerln a ser-
lousK IllKIlKessK
Mrs. Hattie Bouton is confined to her
home In Cranbury by an attack of
rheumatism.
T 1 meeting of S than)!
Td oi‘n inlty Church will hold
P‘ day night.
The St. Mary 3 'l‘. A. 3. Society‘ a son-
ior baseball team has voted to pur-
chase new suite.
The (lérma'tila Hotel buildings in
”Bren pg‘ale
Railroad. Avon and Clay street, are
being repainKte.
The Shut Norwalk Fire Department
Officers A lotion will hold a meet-9
ins Friday. night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Wheeler, of Hav-
lland street. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Bylngton. in Harttord. K
It is probable that the Board oi
Health of the City at Nor'walll will
hold a meeting this afternoon.
--Vanlla Crystals flavor without dis
:colcrlng delicate desserts. ‘
William A Coley. of Brooklyn, made
a business trip to South Norwalk. yes-
terday, and stopped at the Hotel Clif-
ford.
Henry D. Cor,nell of Norwalk, has
overhauled and launched his sloop. the
cgills. The sails were titted on yester-
Y
John Johnson has disposed of his
Hillside Place milk route, and taken a
position with the Norwall'r iron Works
Company,
lira. hard J. Reynolds. and Mrs
Harry Mather are spending the day
with Misses Viola and Carrie Taylor.
013991th Willi)!!-
State Trtiant omcer Giles 'Potter was
In town yesterday. He is engaged In
looking up. the cases of those who do
not go to school.
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America. will hold a
meeting. tonight, and after the busi-
nessa supper will be served.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Typographlcal Union will be held this
evening, In Central Labor Union Ly-
ceurn, South Main street onlcersi will
be elected for the coming year .
The committee having l cli'argé ihe
ccloibr'atlon of the iiiteenthuannilorsary
of theI In
'Counc'l'i'~ C will hold a piecing
this evening, in St. Mary a school hall.
Theflowlaihl Dry Goods Company is
advertising today a sale of handsome
llsle furnishings at less than real value
In their stocking and underwear de-
partmenKKt. .
A. number of Norwalk youi'ig people
«rpm to go to Cannon. Friday even-
Inmwhere a dance will be given In the
Cannon Hall. The Norwnlk party will
probably take the trip by horses and
carriages.
Edwin Will‘ctts and family have
moved from West Norwslk to the Mil-
lard cottage. in Bay'view avenue. Mr.
Willett‘s ellects in West Norwalk Were
dispbsed of at ‘Kauctlbn.’ by' E.T .Bated.
or ”milieu .
' Killed“:I gallon mbctKln of the
Epsilorghireag bf'thé Firs “infamo-
dist Efiiscop'a Clint-"ch stills old at
the close of he pray or. meeting. this
evening. All members are urged to be
present as election of officers will take
plac i: r"
t g l ”H
Ros 'em' eyeif." en’s: 'I'Iose 'a'n'd
Kimball”. Tghifie's Kégtdr-
“all! 7°“! ,. i ..
Edward J. Gahlll 9}?" Harri! Murray
‘are the contestants «899 point 9091
game As. the .acorslmwmautts his.
Cahlll is one point ahead of his oppon-
ent. Their totals are 175 and 176.1‘hey
will complete the game next Thursday
1m“ , ,,
William Henry Sherwood, of Gran-
bury. while employed by Hezekiah
..Fillow yesterday. was kicked In the
titles by a horse. The injury was quite
1 psinp fpl one, t is notK thought
that will be hidéup fig a result of]
the dent. K,
A t" a dose'n' 07 “15' menibsfl “or.
Douglaa Fowler Post Grand Army of
the iRepublic gourd}; Mia“ '31"
o n the. 0 o' k trslp
21ml" “:9: attendi the annt'rhl. 9n-
nib!!! of the tMflA ."tR. P'd'h'ts‘
The big camp lire will be held tonight.
All Isare‘wm ' noun at
"99799099993in “filmed
: m 'Ilcelr'l'i'K'n'cy.‘I ”um“???
ca interns till! m
been prepared
heath ‘
W32“? V3%‘WW§
will be special music.
Inl Day. 0
usual pa
mam d
is as mills morning.
moms in ;
PAINT Y r -
«also with Devon standard
It vomimtfimoflutg
titgtlopK o! CAtholicK Ugion K‘
999‘ will re?” amid; '
awesome '"
1...“.VI5H; .619" I t
“it 9.99% dit'l‘t. the
9 real yal
ll be? In ices. .
‘::er‘E"s "on'el 'tj'le lihi‘th's't could.
iiot be‘K
atu I pee... ut th sn‘t th’
store's way. Yb'u' at its savings
"-—It Is good advertl l'ng to’giye a great-
rthan- -usual money 'a
:KThis hosiery and u drw rwear ranks
ih up in the list or a lal values
0 red here from timizto time. Eyery
las article ls‘ otilrat dell :you can
find no hurt in Any: they w ll be snap-
peg wit it eagerness
lacvk lace lisle stockings; all over
or boot patterns. double heel and toe.
Worth 59c. 39
Onyx f'ast- black lace stockings In a x
all-over patterns 2 g
Lustrous black "sis SK“! Rembran t
and Richelieu rib pat e‘r" pworth 380.
2 0.
Lisle vests; tine "a'nti wls's rib; lace
shoulder with ribbon trimming or [In
on lace trimmed or with narrow rib-
bon shoulder. Regular 50c qualitgbc.
Lisle vests; ii'ne rib with wide um-
brella fiancee and lace trimming Reg
ular 50c duality. 3.9c
Left aisle. front.
. Must-.IN pupsawssa; ‘
Today it you are a man of Aver;
the build, you can bu blbilsome
detwear l' r lust two-thirds its usual .
cost. Salli ea too—and every woman
It ows new nicely sample garni'ents are ' '
aways made. I
This underwear is eat it and crisp
almost as it direct from the illegal
It was displayed at the New York
room oi the makers; did'n’tg ggtK Kruinpl
ed and tossed about as d umnlers'
samples do.
One-half 'added to these prices gives
the actual yalue of each article:
Dr‘g’wus and corset Vers', we to 93.
Chemldes. many sty es, 252: to 83.
Shirts, graceful styles. 500 to $9.75.
Night gowns several effects 89b to
6.
edlum sires. though
Nearly all are
nlarg‘br and smaller
a few were here”
ones In sta‘r'tswi
HATHLOWIRS.
Those InlllineI-y bargains are selling
so fa'st can’ t promise any after today.-
and not all of them for to'da.
Hats and” flowers worth 6 c to 81.60
—29c and 39c '
This season 3 colors and styles. Do
you wonder we‘ve been kept as busy
as bees?
Right corner. rear. -
rim noWnAiib
ohyioooos‘foo.
Bridgeport; Ocular.
: 3.: _, at 9.31.9“... is” .
SOLID AND SbWWUL.
'7“ .21 “est. .a I
Bill] Nfliih " V'ii'l
acorn uoawsw cons.
,.
as.
m l. . '3.“ all If. m;
Mgr. 1‘; ”W33
0th.! Profits. $45,200.00
Ila.- aware ’";
'. rs "run—q ”\K'III ‘7‘.”
~ i“ "‘3 historically!i rs
9hr H. Farris llanry Seymour
oils H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah ll. Marvin Baniuai Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Jr) a! lf‘r’tiilé
. l I
"i {I iii-fa"
held oattls mm. ~K I use. ' “"0:
Church. All address will began. m L FISH. 11 3c
1, u D ' . K
. .9? W Show A. $5. 1...
new encore will be installed and than P011003 9.;
\E E
0i:
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at run
aonable prices
9 all...» Wt}! Ir
0m moss
malls... .rW..er........2les-Se
ndold......99llos
Inasaallaoono as
pan anotl'ie th
yum tore'aha uh or: ,
Kry and"I uh erwear _
oil to reg ar e'wt'd and ‘solKI: d‘
Aim" a hill
oi everyoneI hunted minke“
was maimpi'b'indl' villas... aim
i heart is-
@3979“ "cm '6.” are not only trace-
i
hui,A the oil fink
mall
stomach whiohifll'la of perfect diges-
tion fermentlami Mlkihuiomach.
rltilng It upagal against the heart. This
nisrlorsa with the action at. the heart.
and in the course of this that delicate
but vital organ becomes diseased.
i
l oif
“Digests that W?!“ .
lira .Leri a I Yan. N. u.
writes: Aim my]
Ina by making
guilt”' and. It Inunégr’mdmm fl
bungalow
Kodol oul‘hd indigestion. Willis
and all stomach disorders. and gives
the heart a full. tree and unnam-
on.
“2"” ‘l 00 Slu holding
thaluirlalliulvlhlchleill
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93...... ‘
manager
a C. ”Cw." <‘I'l;
cilia-u (fit
" roa eALl.’ I?! ‘L
'riia cLIrrqan IHARMKAOV.
John w. Beallli.
an...-
ALWAYS READV
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence paperiug your
rooms at very short notice.
Come in 'a look over the paper
designs we have; we are conil
dent that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lacgilersi,
a varnish and stain combination
is tor gala nowhere else In thé
we
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ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. MAY 9
Matinee and Night.
Original Big Do‘uble Spectacular
Stelson’ 5
Uncle Tom's Cabin
under the ma. ement of Leon
show
1' I BARNU EDITH! ALL.
M” IrejGrgld‘ oveltlss til alder
Georgeous cenery. Et-
Mechanical
0 Prof. Gllisos' s K‘Mggtagy m!-
'M Foal, e
3 odd Hounds. Genuine Cake Willkers.
Buck and Wing Dancers Male and Fe
male Quartettes. Jubilee Singers:
Grand Vision and TransformatIOn
WKaKtoKlIK for the Big Parade—It BeatKa a
Cl rcua.
Matinee Prices. to and 26 mt!-
Evening Prices, 25. 35 and 50 cents.
‘ _‘.l
Salad: M opal“ at l-loyt's Thea-
ire, South Norwalk and Wood's drug
store. Norwalt. 5 d'hys in advance or
all pttractiona a
.Lsehlle
on a
"is
ROY
"'va
GIN sun- 0. Ga I. of New “the
“memh
£99961! limit
loose
KT R E.
Old-i 8i 8
“W. K
. .day'a session of his flattened Confer-
. um'.w
- illaraalta oi Social Printout."
-. "ref?“
~ addresses
can may ocuraaaaca. I
O'aeond '6.in Session Opened in Atlan-
ta. 0... Wi lh Addflml.
ATLANTA 0a., May 7~The second
ones at Charities and Corrections has
“sanitation oil the day the subject
Mun.iclpal Institutions:
halter .and Vagransy "
that H Alien general agent at
. the WM York mission for lmprovln
thamdltlon of the poor. delivered
eddies! taking as his subject “Social
The ear
lient. portionof his address lo
.. .“One phase of vagransy/i Ia
areal number at people it represents
menace Kto soc wslfsre. l
toths. v ag'r'ancy of an", that
tramp philanthropic and superficial
samarltanism. that vagrant interest
in one's fellow men w ch purchases
self complacency, rell Item annoy-
ance. reputation for generosity and
» spurious mortgages on mansions in the
-' skies from venders of hard luckator-
‘ les. Inventors of mutilatedlilnbl and
. exhibitors of morelsud physidai tie-
-. formities. it is as uncharitabls for an
individual unlicensed cltlm on the
sheet to prescribe for vagrancy as for
’ hydrophia or typhoid fever. Our prob
7 low is primarily to convince and cor.
‘ rent this citizen giver miller than to
, convince and reclaim the tramp.
I shall never be rid of the man who
i would rather give a nickel to a beggar
‘ than send him to an agency which
We
can make him self-supporting." Other
were . made by Joseph
Forbes, of New York, and Livingstone
. Mimes_ of Atlanta. During the flier-
- noun sections meetings were held.
MOTIONS. TO .HE HEARD.
in Short calendar sessions of County
Courts. Temorrow.
There are 18 motions on the on the
short calendar list of the superior
court assigned. for a hearing tomorrow
before Judge Case. and 15 on the com-
mon. pleas calendar to he heard before
Judge Howard J. Curtis. The lists of
Norwalk cases follow:
Scanner courl”Brysn D. Sheedy vs.
Em re Insurance 00.. demurrer
ornandea v's. N. Y., NL-l &
hit". Co. at al.1udgmenth'or de-
tau SoptKh Norwalk Savings Bank
vs, Frank Séam'an et ala, foreclosure.
650789 White vs Dudley S. Trow-
bridge plaintiff‘s motion for judg
ment [or failure of defendant to tile
amendment as ordered.
PGPULAR Amuss‘Msurs. I
marinas SATURDAY AFTERNOON
“Uncle Tom‘s Cabin“ will be given
at Hoyt‘ s Theatle Sutugday alteration
and night. upon a very e aborat'o scale.
under management of Leon Washhurn.
The part of “Uncle Tom‘f la played by
mu Bennett, probably the best known
impersonator of the character in Am
cries. as be wise the original In Stair
son a company, which has been before
the public for many years." Misses
Kittie Morgan and Bertha. Croslile are
the Topslcs. agd Messrs. Nick Glinn
and George llarrls play t a character
of Marks. the lawyer. T are will be
fifty capable peopleKin the cast and
players of more than ordinary ability.
Among the novel specialties introduc-
ed will be the buck dancing or Tom
Kelly. the uperb vocal numbers of the
Ladies‘ Creole Quartette. and. the Lone
Star Male Quintelte. The scenery of
this production is said to be magnifi-
cent the transformation scene and
wondertul vision being marvelous In
design and in effect. A grand street
parade will be given on Saturday in
which will be seen Colonel Sawyer's
challenge pack of genuine Siberian
bloodhounds. [filth Shetland ponies,a
number of beautiful churlot and tab-
leaux wagons and two bands of music,
daum corps, etc. Watch for the par-
a e.
MANv Momaagos'a UK; ohm.
esto
Mrs. Pliiiier,’ o'f Cordova, lbwa,
says: “One of my children was sub-
{get “i icroup 1of 8. severle type and
e g y ng 0 Chamber aln‘ s Cough
Remedy prom‘ptiy always brought re-
l.lef Many mothers In this nblghbbn
manor ho mii'
it. The"! «lack Waffle???
beilalh'h dam mamas new
{timimww will...
, snI
chll stills ' 99990 me
la enough to egg. mother that
no other [than
M
lNJtihiKCTiKQll 1615"“? m...
WA. Nb., May 7~—-All the larger
3"" ”die-aim; "" 1""
toady under protection or
lea 13mm
Aasoclaéon it was decided
the result '07 “I!"
W
lag further actlo the lar
m... sorghum was?
Icons were all closed mad the en-
tlre police’lhrobila d the down
toga districts. - I «w '
0 Kim
e federal
Agent tor May: Manion' 5 Patterns.
New { l ”I
1". M’yauu
99 or
II" it imi fill:
my" '
Too much 'emphaala «shot so given this feature cl our summer buaiuau.‘
Just the underwear you want here. dust at p'i‘lcaa that" you what to ply.K
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests Sleeveless, nicely trimmed. at 10c.
Women‘ a Jersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, six dlfé '
ferent styles to choose from, at little. ' ,
Women a Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed 1/ ests lace and silk tape trimmed,
at 16c.
Women‘s extra size, tine quality J crsy Ribbed Vests, handsomely trim-
med. at 26c. .
Better quality in Lisle or Silk Vest i, from 25c up.
Children's Derby Ribbed vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, at 10c.
Children’s Fine Ribbed Shdped Vests v Neck Short Sleeves, at 150.
Boy’ s Balhrl'ggan Shirts and Draw crs 25c quality, at 19c each.
Men' a French Balbrlg‘gan Shirts and Drawers, full line of sizes. at 26c eI.'K 1
Men' s Forest Mills Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers.
Short Sleeves, aK'i 39c each.
Man's 'Best Quality Forest Mills Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers Shirts
Long or Short fleevemwors Double. or Bicycle seat, at 49c each. '
le.!”
”.5 a“ dis. 1:11.
“I‘V‘I
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SUMMER MILLINER
- Ready- to-wear sort of MllKIlnary. Newest and prettiest shapes in dainty? I'll
straw novelties. '
I
Shirts Long or .-
“J
Sémple Shoe
and Oxford Sale
Loiinsbury. Mathewson and Co' 3 $3. 50
L
200 pair Wooten' s Retest Leather and Vici
Kid Oxfords, price from $2. 50 to $3. 00
K all ssinplcs, at
l ' I
200 pair Weni'elt' 5 Patent Kid,
Oxfords, light weight sole. culvert beds, a
infirm in E, "A?
tow“ a
‘sl . ‘ e .7» 1
Via' Kid batten shoes. all sizes; special at"
crdci no
200 pair Women' s Cdmar‘eita Kid. Pal. Tip
Oxfords, price $1.25, if this SW price
55-85 Wealiinalon SL. .50. Norwalk. CI."
$2 35
$1. 95
11 $1; 50
300 pair 'Women' s Vici Kid Pat. 7'i'p Oxfords,
samples and fit‘iaiy ends; 17. 5 0, special at
Fail" it
Re"?
Deb-lot, I.,Mlcll were receivedin
audience by the
ntéii' to the peas
9;... .
ver and the Rev. Father Alllsaey, or
Isiah storm tilts “reeves
ta meeting of ”the buslmh
'” '3"
#411 s lit-*-
Olscn 9 S11
merlcan Passionist fathers, and the
Father Francis J. Vilntwelpfl or
will! lint!
“ailment
lit of“! ten halid-
K manages
FIW Vanilla
'335000 Aurel-I
m Re'v. “We
at were also received by the
p. i:
L .
bore.
we the mailer?" .
husband in a startled ton .
9"!» turned around from his sum
"The idea of II. grown man
standing there for live mlnptea at r.
time admiring yourself." ’
‘ "l'm not admiring mm My feet-
é'ntéd in are those of astonishment, not-
admiration. I can't was that I'm.
e same person who years
”Groaned precious swan ’
pic‘s knees and kissed «by the "
It’s an awful thought."—
lngton Star.
If "rial" mmfil
tell it is a great secret...
\‘iiili
4"" ‘3“
“It...“
hood thigh the «napalm VKara ' .. . . , .
men ("2 lill ." 1960an oua'ea this -' :,~ no r
remedy and becomes acclimated with *‘
lemon-uns- willioooaidertheunal M coma Weenies: * “Luann/woman.
tor. of using any a tbegpre stisn. tulip HRDME my 7~The Rev. Father "Weill never!" exclaimed
Saudenilll former provincial of the‘ all .
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ill"; [Issue
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