rant-1's M o. l
Adsrthin Chime woman in the
ludsntent of the st sacs authorities,
has been using I e malls for Improper
purposes. After the case had been
duly investigated and a report against
9 do. WIMM to flatI
’ Del
Mar c‘oaar.‘ to the Wind
BRISTOL R 1.. May lib-The Roll
ance did not no out for a spin this of
L
BEST lVlRDE
side of the case befoui him
“i feel sure‘." she wrote. “that if I
could get a chance to look you straight l
in your beautiful brown eyes you would
hcur my story." I
Mr i’ayue was illicd nilh mingliui
emotions who he Icud this cpislie lit“
thought Itovcr rm a few moments and
then indorscd the letter. “Respectfully,
referred to the Secretary of War lori
advice." and sent it to the war dcpait-
K - . .
"I 4 .' R AND WNW“ ”at“? ‘3‘ the decision “if"? goestnlhzltriiinogagrgfirsdgdmfitgud ‘2!“ V t
n ' _ ' ti t ter ear itht eo ,
I. l I, " Beat Fitting Técttoofr 35mg; If... mg“.- 3, the wind der barring her letters from the mails '
o ' . 5 . , ‘ than “he has been going. The mainsail When the fair Chicagoan heard of this i
‘ '3’ ., "1“ i ‘ SHOE wtascast and dried out early. The same she W3“ much "WW“. 5“" wrote I‘
I" r i‘ I" I N T time the head salts were sent aloft. in most afthetlc letter to the postmliistcl-
: ‘ 7‘ . H w stops In preparation for the sail dur- 3W9“ Niki“! for a persona um ill‘ ,
, l 't . E QR LD int; um afternoon. Iata hearing at which shefcouid lay heI N o . 2 . nd 5 GAZITT E a U | LD I N o ‘
I
The tests of the boat at the pres-
ent time. it is understood, arc princi-
pally to establish just how close the
Reliance can go to the wind and in the
absence ofdhe actual tests with other
boats it is found necessary to Ilse all
sage, he said the Bristol Water Cotn- the gear at the boat's disposal, eapec
pany a pllvate cancer,“ had‘ ”unfairly' tally the iightel gear aloft. Not much
bought land on this watch shed and though has been given to th footing
now claimed the New IlIitain com- qualities as hot managers nIe assured
puny's charter was not worth the on she can hold her own on this point
son THE PRICE
$3 50 and $4. 00
land on this stieam. Since its pas-
Shirt ’Wn‘i’sts
Never before in tho history of our business have we shown such a variety of styles and materials in Shirt
an.
BI“ 88'" BflLk o'er ith Wl'ilil written on, He declared The desire at this “mo in to ‘zol hor m‘lll‘tWt‘ni through ”H n solar ”11mm” Waists as we are showing this season. Exclusive styles, many of them made m our order.‘ln thsv‘laieat novelties
A t at t e I so ty of the house had beeri topping higher than the Columbia. ' ‘ ‘ " '- o in - . ,1, ‘
é ‘ assailed by title company and the am- .... -——r——w~. 'fmllltmidml course‘cautic back with the ' L 9". Lawns, Madras, ScOtch “WM“ "“1 Silks. ‘. ‘
. filament, givitirtlt‘g Nlederitaln the right THE TELEPHONE cm. 0,,filltflll‘ltznlligsi-"fim "0m ””th Colored Percale Mercerized Madras, Scotch Cheviot Waists. . ...... 5°C to $2.00
‘2. ~‘ 0 (‘QNI‘NH 8 it" . “OW owned by They say that i’m snippy and port, . I ’ ‘ ' ‘ hi a 1 3.00
. ‘Ejuouse Referred to the its rival. should be passed. rpm" my work i constantly “light. inlion Special. ...-.._- W to L wn Lace and Hamburg Trimming ............ ......... 8 .00 to s
m I l it’tiI: [Masonf of. Britilfll.1fllt;‘ld aha: ll!” And they seem to imagine from what Put aw“ vour hammer ””3 month Madras Walsts Plain White and Fancy Styles ........ ....... ...... ....... $1. 00 to $3.00
I tat no heart 0 any “uni or an " i ca‘ the assert, .. ~ - . -
‘commfllee TOT 6 further ‘lngs by the Bristol WateI Company and i am pining and aching for light. 1.13533" and make ”1" K00“ “m mmn‘ Pongee Waist; in Black “d Natural Color ' ' $2 50 .
'nv‘es“ 6‘10" H C l he admitted aztlon defeiied liliIi tumor. 1 must own that l‘nI not um, saint, a. Black Lawn Waists, Plain and Hemttltched ........... ........ . ' . 31:25" ‘0 $2.50
v —— n. mw Wien i 6‘ unnnany couu’x are the And my patience has limits. i know: ” ' ' ' “ “ WM, L," n I I 225
‘ g OllSB 0 iaincndment But if thcy had my job ”my,“ fall in a M "d w dnesda S 1nd 0 e W: sis, F M: Linen ................. ..................... ........ .. S .
GM“ with Senate' Ill Statel Ml. Cooper agreed to this and action faint 0 MS. 8 a y. . ( White Butcher's Linen Walsts. Hematitched .................... .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ......... . ...... $2.00
on the amendment will be taken to- At the sound of the. grouchy “Hcllo.” . Handsome Embroidered Linen Walsts ‘ _ ' . $3.25 and $3.75
lmorrow, fl'lddYS .............. ..... . ............ . ..... . .
Emhnltiiers Commission
A receiver clamped onto each car,
And perched up on a lutclI-brcukink
stool.
There is small chance for sliglliing.
"l‘would seem to appear.
To a person'thnt wasn’t a fool.
It isn't a ball and a chain.
lint it (Iocsn't give very much show:
A resolution was favorably reported
lie the house this moming making it
iimpossible. for a member of the house
HARTFQRD‘ May 13—h” first "‘1“ lto Ieccive a salaiicd office. while in the
‘ lineal}. this morning in the house was I19 .
. glslatulo. This is a matter that has
themmmltment to committee 0‘ thc been under vigorous distussion
”in” mere-"59 bill for ”‘9 irreasuitr throughout the state for some yam-,5
until. secretary of state's offices. 'il‘llla but that. has never been Icported fol
(ALL DAY)
Are our days here now.
House Furnishing Department
R. SHNETMAN '
Specials in our Housefurnishing Department to: housecieanlng time:
I
hill wagfhgllgntgiflyéosgelrdtzgye Elhinrllnr‘fll‘fltt faction untiltodny except in the Ictcnt So it isn't much wonder i get a slight LADIES' TAILOR, Rattan Carpet Beaters .......... chlScrub Brushes ...... 7c Yacht Mops 45¢
ailvfoxtt'abzatl‘sgnwxealgfggeymangggll‘l; :tl‘gllglltdments to the Ictlsul ((lllrllllll‘ “Will:- sound of Hi) grouchy “licllo.” N M‘inAzioorFAUnfrI‘Rsl‘ER, Eszctuorwa'k Mops, complete .. ............... 19c Hue, Rake and Spade ....... 10c 50 ft Braided Clothes Lines ..1 3. 15¢
mztgfil‘gfigefifis‘stgolggfigl“: {RS ;affilt'll‘l‘tllllxtxzfit‘lg‘i‘gnilil: llzints’lltuft‘ltrii? dllfd ai: Yes, it's coldhwhcu tlx‘,».rcuisni't| a klcl't. I g ' ' i H - l . Tack Pullers .. ............... 7c‘Window Brushes, long handle 39c Garden Trowels ...... .. 50
‘ (w’ilghgesgt'11:;tigg‘l’losfgfl"gli‘tlffi’l'mprs. '{Ketzfivi‘iuglvuiir mfg"(.:.:l“;g:::,l,l,m; lhfivriggm‘kfi‘ m “'7" tum. 8 Broken Lots in No. 6 Parlor Brooms ..... . ...... 19c Whitewash Brushes. good quality. 39c Whisk Brooms .. ..... .IOc
nor both Iozcther. shall appomt any And the busys not straight. but a
commission came up in the house this
morning on motion of Mr, Thompson.
of Orange. that the house Icc edc roIu
Its unfavorable action and concur with
‘ , the senate that passed the hill. Attci
.. some debate this was done.
, ,Mr. Ford of Washington, chairman
of the committee on public health and
. safety. said he had no personal desires
'In the matter, but “thought. that thc.
state board of health ought to have
control of the dead. Mr. (lrucncr, of
New“ Haven. said that undertakera
from his city were anxious to have the.
billtpassed. and there was no expense
to the state. Mr, Lake, of Hartford.
said“ was only a first step toward
creating a few commission that the
state would have to pay for. Mr.
Thompson. of Orange argued at length
for the new commission. Mr. Cross, of
Waterbury, said the chairman of the
committee, Dr. Ford, had changed his
attitude because an “iron hand with a
silk glove on it" had seized him. Mr.
Dunn was loudly applauded for his
speech against the measuic. MI. Clini-
, field. of New Haven has for the bill.
" as was Mr Cult. of New London The
vote was overwhelmingly for receding
and concurring with the senate.
'lue New Britain Water Company‘s
amended charter permitting that com.
patty to .extend their water rights over
a considerable territory, came up for
amendment this morning. after it had
passed both houses and been signed by
that‘governor. The amendment hiree
* the company the right to condemn land
now owned by the Bristol Water Com;
play on the North Branch of the Pci‘
quabtlck river. The statement of Mr.
Cooper. of New Britain, as to the
amendment produced opposition at
. once from Mr Mason of Bristol.
Mr. Cooper said that the assembly
. had. in good faith passed a resolution
granting the New Britain municipal
water company the right to condemn
The Best There is
Then
i.
I
isupheto Hood. Is it?
whvwo ‘ elsewhere.
. ‘l J
‘Rsmsmbsr the running hot water."
a." POHLMAN.
THE BARBER.
South Norwatk.
nu:
l
-.t.
Wat. count. WORK
. who have not yet mas-
“.7 details of their profession.
’ homes all operations are per»
all Artificial Teeth made
d experienced dentists.
. to hundreds and there
on from that high stand-
I do work done now,
..gA. PHELPS,
' Booth No
1
have
no
bucks at no; 31 Car
,3 Trimloa. Veloci-
the past has given relief
’ .IIITMFORD FALLS.
member of the general assembly In an
office. to which a salary or fee is at-
tached, provided that the ofIlces of sen-
ator in the tlulicd Stntcs conarch and
that of notary public be excepted. The
resolution was placed at the head of
of the calendar for special action in-
marrow.
The. bill establishing a state reform-
atory for women, with an apprr priutlon
of $50,000 was relectcd by the housc.
Mr, Bowen, of Woodsior-k. said ilit-
state should go slowly in this new me
thod of dealing with crime and should
at this session establish only a men‘s
reformatorv.
A bill providing for state aid for
towns with railroad indebtedness was
rcporied favorably this morning. The
bill province that any town with less
than 32 0000000 grand list. and a
bonded indebtedness caused by assist.
ion in building any railroad may so-
curc state aid to the amount of one.
per cent. of the. indebtedness. provid-
im: the towns raise a similar amount.
The amount that may be expended un-
der this law will be about $2.000 for
fifteen towns.
The hill providing for an eight hour
labor day was rejected In the linum
'VTII'I‘ a long debate.
New London, demanded o yea and pi"
voic whlcht was refused by the
House. On a standing vote the. bill
was defeated 142 to 28.
CANNOT PUT OUT FOREST FIRES.
Me. May iii.”
Officials of the Portland and Rumford
Falls Railroad today declared they
practically had given up hope of ex-
tinguishing the forest tires which
started Saturdar near chIs and
Summit siding. One estimate placed
the ucronge at. 3,000 burned. The
men fighting the flames are confident
parties are setting fires ahead of
them. either carelessly or maliciously.
A large crew is protecting the. sport-
ing camps at 'Four Ponds
MISSIONARFES ABANDONED ME-
QUIMEZ.
LONDON. May l3-Advices from
Morocco say the American missionar-
les have practically abandoned Mequin-
cz, owing to the critical situation; but
there is an anxiety regarding the mi5~
sionaries elsewhere.
Lettcis Ieceivcd hero fl om Fez this
week state that the surrounding coun-
try is quiet and that the outlook is
more hopeful.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. May l3—-Arrlved:
Steamer Prinzees Irene from Naples.
“I‘m getting painfully careless. my
dear. l‘ve just found a portrait of
George Washington in my coat pocket
that has been there for the last ten
day." "Well. i don't see anything
serious about that." "Don’t you. my
dear? l'm glad to hear it. You see.
the portrait is a part of the stamp on
that letter you gave me to mail last
week."——(‘.leveland Plain Dealer.
“A good wife is heaven‘s greatest
gift to man and the. rarest gem the
earth holds." remarked Mr. Jarphly
the other morning. “she is his joy, his
inspiration, and his very soul. Through
her he learns to reach the pure and
true. and her loving hands lead him
softly over the rough places. She
Is——" "Jeremiah." said Mrs. Jarphiy
solemnly. "Jeremiah. what wickedness
have you been up to now?"——TIt-Bits.
Hamlett—What has become of De
Renter?
Egbert—Jute old fellow was sent to
‘ . the County Infirmary last week
' Hamlett—aTbat's tough. But he will
doubtless feel at home there.
‘.-Eggberi—-Because why? '
Hamlett—He‘has been accustomed to
poor houses ever since he began his
stage career.
If I purchased It.
tie—Oh that's airtight. lady.
, company does not insist upon putting
that in the mama-Chicago Daily ileve norathanhalflhssr.
News.
“K11. UPWYWI‘ grandfather is
aaoetoxoaartaa“. Is he not?
M r, Lambert. of .
IJ
She-.Bnt I shouldn t read your book.
Our they said about me.
‘I
fakc or a trick.
Or some nthcr old time to thc song.
So I sit. with my nerves frazzled out,
At the buzz and the click in my row,
And I try to bc swcct when I hear the
harsh shout
'l'hot begins
"Hollo!"
with the arouchy
~- (‘lllt'ngtl News.
.....L
POWDER FOR BLASTING
Blasting pondcis as cheap and now
cri’nl as tlyuamltc but safer are com»
int! into use. Dynamite easily freezes
and ihawlniz is dangerous. whlic the
nitrotzlyccrln it contains easly leaks:
out and exploded. Dynamite deterio-
rates very easily. Some of the modern
powders are solid and practically unin-
flueuced by weather or explosion. At
least one is so tough that it can be
hammered on an anvil without limit»
ing. it will burn but not explode and
must be fired with a detonating cap,
COMMERCE OF THE SUEZ CANAL.
Last year 2.075 English ships went
through the Sucz Canal. on German
ships. 2?” French ships, 230 Nether-
land. illii Austrian-Hungarry, lilil llus.
sian. :37 Japanese. it? Italian. 3:3 Span-
ish. 47 NorWeaiau. 20 Danish. til Till"
Risk and 25 United States ships.
GOT THE WORST OF iT.
A prominent. Philadelphia clerayman
tells this story on himself: “it was
Sunday morning, and I had started for
church. The family were preparing
to follow, when the youngest. a live
year-old. protested. ‘I do not want to
so to church.‘
"‘1 don't. feel much like it myself.‘
Fred, this morning.‘ replied his mother.
‘but we must go. Father has to Ito—-
has gone already. and he has to
preach.’
“'Yes,‘ said Fred. unconvinced. ‘liui
we have to listen, and that's worse.
‘i’hiladelphia ledger.
BEYOND IMAGINATION.
"Don't you think.“ said the gener-
ous minded man. "that you would feel
more kindly toward your political ri-
val if you could imagine yourself In
his place."
“My dear sir.“ answered the ener-
getic man. “mere imagination won't
do. I'm going to put myself in his
place if it can possibly be managed.
He has one of the best places in the
government scrvlce."—-Washlngton
Stfll‘. K V
NO DASH ABOUT HIM.
Jones—Hamilton is a pretty good ex-
ample of what a business man ought
to he.
Brown-Maome ways yes but them
he‘s so terribly, deliberate Why l'cv
known him to spend ten mlnutees over
his noonday lIInch.-—Boston Trau-
crlpt.
PLENTY ON HAND.
"You would get along a great deal
better if you didn't get so excited."
said the calm man to his iraacible
friend. “Can't you learn to keep your
temper?"
“Keep my temper! Well, I like
that!" retorted the other. “I'd have
you to understand that i keep more
temper in one day than you have in
your possession during a. whole year.‘
STILL IN IT.
“80 Graphter is out of politics now."
“Nonsense! Who told you that?"
"He did. He told me tod 1 that he
doesn' t take any stock in pa ltlcs now-
adays."
“Exactly. Most of the stock he
took proved worthless. He holds out
for the long green now. " Philadel-
phia Press.”
AWFULLY OLD.
"How old Is your mdfsttisr'!" m.
ed a visitor of small Willie.
“i don’t know” replied Willie. "but
hemnstbsavrfutold: he's headr-
ound here our slabs I can «member. "
THE WAY OF ALL WOMIN.
lie-I hope you didn‘t believe what
BhHmaleitapoIataevoI-tov-
ne—Butthetrouhtalsm men
ceasrahybemmvuoulaif. .
WW
as...” ass-s Lunch.
at. ' We“ Shoesllat Pit-
Men’s Fine
Worsted Suits.
”0
To close them out. lllllriit that \vcrc
lilo, $l2 and $15 are now
$5.50 ‘
For a Very good quality indeed. of
i I
Worsted punts" we arc only asking
75mins
(‘aps forg‘tueu oral children
”6
D.'Gottlieb
n North Math at.
iNenr
SHIRTS
They are of the thligee
sort and ham two collars.
The patterns of some are 'oery
attractive indeed. ‘See the dis-
play in North window.
' 39¢. 5 W". 75¢.
$1.00.
Harry Goodwin
MAHACKEMO Horst. BLOCK.
, l t. ‘ ' " '
Marriage Is A “itching-Pest.
but before you tie up take out a policy
with the Conn. Gen'l Old Line Ins, Co,
of Hartford.
FRED H. FIELD. Gen'l Agent.
United Bank Bidg., SO. Norwalk.
Sale of Real Estate.
Notice Is hereby given that the real
estate of Phebe C, Seeley, late of Nor-
walk in the district of Norwalk deceas-
ed. consistltu of a lot to feet front and
rear and 165 feet. more or less, in
depth. With the dwelling house thereon,
and situated on Sprint: street in the
City of South Norwslk. in said dis!
trict Is for sale
For particulars and terms apply
THOMAS J. MEAD.
me 13 Administrator
...:
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South Norwaik.
Hotel Hamilton
Dining Room
diatom?
Thoroughly resented
data. out-tad umcelled
W day and upwards according in,
rooms. or tabla. hoard very reasonable
Dads!- the West of
ans. 1- h mum ran.
~ I
and“ > up to
_, souls-Its amt.
TRISTRAM& HYATT. Norwaik. co...
i"
.9. Ennis & 3cm,
an wast I I Nri'rt ix H'l‘uhzic'l‘.
Ht'tl'TH NIIIIII'AI.K
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER.
FURNISH ER.
EVERY
DAY
Ilrings us nearer to hot. weather,
Why not prepare for it and do
your these
shopping pleasant
May days.
Children's Wash Sum.
ages I? to [0.
39¢:
50 and 750 value.
[lay them now and you'll have
thcm when vacation days come.
We 6
o'clock, except Monday, Wednes-
closo evenings at
day and Saturday.
Telephone 138-12.
l
Capital, {1.500.000.
industrial Savhuls and loan Co.
OF NEW YORK. '
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 50. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Osborn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
Glover’ s The Place.
Elegance
AND
. i m:
Simplicity
Pat. Calf. ,
Oxfords for flu Ladies.
Price
Rates SI‘
$30O
rm Ian-s.
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Surplus, $185,000.
State Supervision of Nan/l
Thrall} our Idea about this
ion.
I.
are readll.
iion. , -
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29-3I' “-
iiesi Washington St
WMMMhm
sPaymenl: g:
Soon pass the bill.
' 1 more con do not mind the out-
Readu cash is unnecesr
saw in dealing at the big .CRE-
Dii DEPARTMENT STORE.
It you desire the convenience
of our liberal credit terms You
can save UOlll ready cash for.
. other necessities.
The best oi Spring wearables
everything man.
woman or ‘ child wears. Shoes
that will wear to pour satisfac-
Jusi 213 Welcome to look as
What is
If You Need“
Strength
i buy yo‘hroou a bottle or am Port
for Sherry Wine: alsif,tf
' good Whiskey,the
i Imperial Chic
lit the silica mama. ~ ”‘
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Cons In and If! that. I
so ‘50ng mm or
.25-
J. GRRTNER.
Menohgnt tailor, -
800 a
SIMRL£3
FDR WHO
CLOTHIRO.
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Norwalk Chronicler